Question

Events such as the Nanking Massacre and Jap-American internment..

Answer 1

A) rights heightened concerns regarding the continutation of human rights abuses by developed nations
B) solidified a country's right to act to protects its own security
C) demonstrated regard for protection of human rights
d) caused little concern as they were considered isolated incidents

Answer 2

I would say B here. At the time of the internment camps, at least, the government rounded them all up because they felt the Japanese-Americans proved a threat to national security. That's how it was justified. It wasn't until much later that people began to realize that it was truly a breach on human rights. This reasoning makes sense to me, but if it's wrong I'd like to know.

Answer 3

Does it make sense to you?

Answer 4

I think so, makes enoguh sense

Answer 5

Aright, cool. :)

Answer 6

It was A)

Answer 7

:/

Answer 8

Did it give the reasoning?

Answer 9

I appreciate your effort though.

and no.

Answer 10

I'm sorry, Ash. :(