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i have a question thats language arts but its about history too !! can anyone help me

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Post the question.

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its not really a question i have to make a newspaper with a group in my school and im in carge of local news ....soo its about Pearl Harbor and the japanese internment camps

Answer 3

Written as an actual newspaper from the time of WWII?

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yea

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So, you need help making an article/News paper about what happened at Pearl Harbor and Japanese internment camps?

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pretty much

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i have this so far but im thinking sinces its an aricle it needs to be bigger

U.S WAR AGAINST JAPAN IS VOTED BY CONGRESS

The day when the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor was the day that we went into war. The war in the Pacific began on December 7, 1941, when warplanes from Japan launched a surprise attack on the U.S. Navy base at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. By this time, Japan had already been at war with China for several years and had seized the Chinese territory of Manchuria. After the Pearl Harbor attack, Japan began a massive campaign of expansion throughout the Southeast Asia–Pacific region.

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Would you mind me revising it and re-paste it?

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no i dont care its a rough drapht anyway its due to tomarrow

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I'll be with you in 5-10 Minutes. Do you have Microsoft word?

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yea y

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I'll attach a file with the stuff I added.

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ok

Answer 14

You may revise this, but this is what I have (:

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thanks ima check it out

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it wont let me look at it

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(Added) In July 1941, the US stopped exporting oil to Japan after they expanded in French Indochina. Japan was dependent with US oil, but president Roosevelt saw Japan's military operation in China were a major threat. December 7, 1941 Japan bombed Pearl Harbor, which made the US enter the war. The war in the Pacific began on December 7, 1941, when warplanes from Japan launched a surprise attack on the U.S. Navy base at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. By this time, Japan had already been at war with China for several years and had seized the Chinese territory of Manchuria. After the Pearl Harbor attack, Japan began a massive campaign of expansion throughout the Southeast Asia–Pacific region.
America was fueled from the Pearl Harbor attack. Japanese-Americans were forced to relocate to Internment camps by president Roosevelt's executive orders. Over 120,000 Japanese-Americans were forced to live in poor living conditions. There was no pluming or cooking facilities. Many of the internees were living with 250-300 per hall, which made it the huge mess.