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    Haymarket Riot

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    crowd. Seven policemen and four other persons were killed‚ and more than 100 persons were wounded. This riot however was not just a random outbreak during a labor demonstration but rather a boiling over of a culmination of many factors that were building up in the late 19th century which eventually led down to what we remember now as the Haymarket Square riot. Before this entire Riot came to be‚ we see clearly that the Industrial revolution had a strong impact on society‚ from agricultural

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    Penubuhan Malaysia 1963

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    16 September 1963 - The establishment of Malaysia The Prime Minister of the Federation of Malaya‚ Tunku Abdul Rahman Putra in his speech at the Conference of Foreign Journalists’ Association of Southeast Asia held at the Adelphi Hotel‚ Singapore on 27 May 1961‚ had an insight about the need to establish a plan to bring the Federation of Malaya‚ Singapore‚ North Borneo‚ Brunei and Sarawak into a form of political and economic cooperation. Among other things‚ this cooperation should be conducted

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    Riots in Vancouver

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    The term riot is often used in tandem with events like protests‚ rallies or marches. We think of people with common goals and/or grievances coming together to have their opinions and voices heard. Common themes include injustice‚ freedom and human rights. We can watch riots on the news on a near daily basis. Egypt is rioting for the end of an autocratic government‚ Syria is protesting the dictatorship of their President‚ and Greece is rioting for economic reform. These protests often begin with peaceful

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    London Riots

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    London Riots “On the 7th of August 2011‚ the town of Tottenham had been terrorised‚ as overnight riots called for; buildings and cars to be burnt‚ shops to be looted and petrol bombs thrown at police” It is very difficult to understand how such unnecessary violence can be approved on. One of my main reasons for saying this is that during a protest demanding “justice” over the fatal shooting of Mark Duggan‚ an outbreak of looting and violence began. This resulted in eight police officers having

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    race riots

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    Race Riots Race rioting hasn’t just recently begun. It traces back to the 20th century. The most well known race riot that I briefly touched upon in my project was the Notting Hill race riots. The riots took place in London‚ England. It was fuelled by an increasing number of Caribbean migrants arriving after the Second World Ward. By 1961‚ it was estimated that about 100‚000 Caribbean people were occupying London. At this point in time‚ Caribbean migrant were found housing in the poorest of areas

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    The Stonewall Riots

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    The Stonewall Riots Outline I. Introduction: A. Topic: Violence as a Mean to Defend Human Rights B. Narrowing down of the focus of the topic: The Stonewall Riots: The LGBT Community Rises in Action C. Statement of specific topic and the plan to follow: The Stonewall Riots represent a good example of when violence is needed. Why? Because of its causes‚ what lead to the protests and its consequences‚ what came afterwards. II. Body: A.The

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    Stonewall Riots

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    Stonewall Riots "Liberation for gay people is to define ourselves how and with whom we live‚ instead of measuring our relationships by straight values… To be free territory‚ we must govern ourselves‚ set up our own institutions‚ defend ourselves‚ and use our own energies to improve our lives" (Wittman‚ 75). Carl Wittman’s Refugees from Amerika: A Gay Manifesto‚ drew together many of the themes dealing with gay liberation. This quote demonstrates the goals of the gay and lesbian movement‚ a movement

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    Rebecca riots

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    "The Rebecca Riots were mainly the product of dire poverty gripping West Wales" How valid is this assessment of the causes of the Rebecca riots‚ 1839-1844? The Rebecca riots were a series of protests against conditions in the rural areas of Wales between 1839 and 1844. It was a time of growing discontent among the poor‚ they were under increasing pressure from the cost of all necessaries in life. Interpretation suggests that the Rebecca riots were a consequence of extreme poverty caused by many

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    Riots In Philadelphia

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    continuous influx began to change the demographic of city’s population. Tensions began to rise over religion then political motives set in as well. The Philadelphia riots of 1844 took root in considering the immigrants as the Other and finding ways to establish their superiority through suppressing the immigrants power. The 1844 riots in Philadelphia were brought about by a nativist culture shock that established a heightened sense of awareness concerning the American’s self-identity; the influx of

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    The Stonewall Riots

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    The Stonewall riots directly resulted in the birth of two new gay activist groups- the Gay Liberation Front‚ and the Gay Activists Alliance. The Gay Liberation Front (GLF) was formed immediately after the riots by Martha Shelley‚ Sylvia Rivera‚ Marsha P. Johnson‚ Michael Brown‚ Jerry Hoose‚ and Jim Owles. Sylvia Rivera and Marsha P. Johnson went on to become well known LGBTQ+ activists‚ founding STAR‚ a foundation advocating for queer and homeless women of color.The GLF took a more radical approach

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