Okinawa Citizens Relocated To Build American Airfield

The transcript describes the transformation of the village of Shima Borrow in Okinawa into a large American airfield. The military police facilitate the relocation of the village's citizens to nearby towns. The Americans, replacing previous brutality with kindness, have devised a plan for mass migration, offering the citizens new homes and a fresh start.

What is happening to the village of Shima Borrow in Okinawa?

• It is being replaced by a Great American airfield.

• It is being preserved as a historical site.

• It is being expanded into a larger city.

• It is being turned into a tourist attraction.

Who is responsible for organizing the relocation of Shima Borrow's citizens?

• Local government officials

• Military police

• International aid workers

• Village elders

What is the purpose of the Americans' plan for the villagers?

• To provide them with new jobs

• To integrate them into the military

• To offer them a new home and a fresh start

• To relocate them to another country

What is the nature of the Americans' approach in replacing the village?

• They are using force and intimidation.

• They are replacing brutality with kindness.

• They are negotiating with local leaders.

• They are ignoring the villagers' needs.

What is the final outcome for the citizens of Shima Borrow?

• They are given a new home and a new beginning.

• They are relocated to a distant country.

• They are integrated into the military base.

• They are left without homes.