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Hm, this is more of a what-do-you-think thing but here:
Explanation:
First, you need to state what happened. I would start with briefly explaining the event of Pearl Harbor, because Pearl Harbor led to the Camps. Then explain what the Americans did with Japanese Americans after that event. That is obviously the camps.
Next, list the good parts of putting the Japanese in the camps and the bad parts. If you can't come up with good things, then make something up.
Next is more of your opinion. Did the US do a good thing of putting Japanese Americans in camps? State your opinion and then give a few reasons why.
Last, wrap/summarize what you just wrote.
I really hope this helps.
Answer:
Sorry, I don't know the answer dude.
On 24 June, the Soviets severed land and water connections between the non-Soviet zones and Berlin. That same day, they halted all rail and barge traffic in and out of Berlin. The West answered by introducing a counter-blockade, stopping all rail traffic into East Germany from the British and US zones.
The British crown colony was established on the former New Netherlands, it was later established as the province of New York and was later divided into 12 counties on November 1, 1863. Parts of the territories of New Amsterdam was later transferred to the possession of Sir George Carteret by the Duke of York as a payment for his debt. There was also the full implementation of the laws of England on the former dutch colonies, in every aspect especially on land ownership.
