Write one paragraph of five to six sentences in english on the following: in the past, there was a great struggle on vieques because of the u. s. military's presence. there was a controversy over the bombing practice on a secluded side of the island which interrupted the tranquility of the small island known for its beaches. the islanders fought for peace for many years. finally, the navy left, but the consequence was the loss of many jobs. now, there's quiet on vieques, but it's almost impossible to find work. do a little research on this topic and form your own opinion. is the price of hearing the frequent sound of bombing worth it to live on a secluded island with beautiful beaches? as you reflect, remember that many of the families on the island have been there for generations, so moving away means leaving everything, although when the military was present on the island, the economy flourished.

The paragraph that answers the question: Is the price of hearing the frequent sound of bombing worth it to live on a secluded island with beautiful beaches? is:

- It is not worth staying in a place where bomb noises are heard, more than the sound is about the uneasiness suffered by the inhabitants of Vieques, the constant harassment by the Navy and the loss of their lands due to a price very high to pay for the flourishing of the economy that the Viequenses had between the decades of the 20s and 30s, in addition, Vieques has always had a great tourist potential that could be exploited for many years and that, if established long ago , at this time it would be a recognized tourist place worldwide, which is why its inhabitants could engage in foreign trade.

Explanation:

No population deserves to be subjected to another, that is one of the main reasons why many of the countries of the Americas rebelled and sought their freedom, being subject to another country promotes that its inhabitants are abused without the right to have justice or have stability with regard to housing or work, so it is best that a town is completely free and, although poor, will give its inhabitants the possibility of fighting for the welfare of their home.