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    hindu muslim conflict

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    of Hindu Extremism versus Islamic Extremism and prevalent in certain sections of the population. Since independence‚ India has always maintained a constitutional commitment to secularism. The major incidences include the 1969 Gujarat riots and the 1989 Bhagalpur riots. Since 1992 The sense of communal harmony between Hindus and Muslims in the post-partition period has been compromised in the last decade with the razing of the disputed Babri Mosque in Ayodhya. The demolition took place in 1992 and

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    disagreements on how the election campaign was going; as a result‚ riots started to break out in schools‚ in workplaces‚ and in marketplaces. Police started using lethal force to stop the riots and disturbances‚ so the numbers of casualties started to rise. This was the first time I felt no peace and wished for peace to come because riots could start at anytime and anywhere and I could become a victim. Even in my high school‚ there was a riot that led to students to become injured and arrested by the police

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    account of the Burma Road Riot in Nassau‚ Bahamas in 1942 . What effects the Burma Road Riot had on the development of political parties and trade unions of The Bahamas . Also act as a member of the Taxi Cab Union during the General Strike of 1958‚ where I’m speaking about what I’ve experienced . Lastly is to give an explanation of the sources given which I consider to be true and prove that the 1942 riot was responsible for the

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    government felt that the labor movement was becoming too violent. Both the public and the government took steps toward the reduction of violent activity. During the late nineteenth to early twentieth century‚ it seemed labor unions were conducting riots and strikes to show their dissatisfaction with their working conditions. The United States government seemed so concerned that it would do anything to stop these outbreaks. Some better known instances of these uprisings are the Homestead plant strike

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    begin to riot‚ there are few options aside from non lethal force to use in some situations. Teargas‚ pepper spray canisters and rubber bullets are sometimes the only way possible for police to control crowds and end riots. The police are left with few choices in an attempt retake control in circumstances such as riots and they are forced to use these weapons on rioters. For example‚ if the ring leader of a riot is tasered‚ and the rioters witness this they will be less inclined to riot any longer

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    over edge. The fact that it was a white man that shot an African-American male was enough to cause a bit more of racial tension between the police department and the citizens of Ferguson‚ a predominately black community. The riots that broke out in Ferguson were similar to the riots that broke out in Watts . The incident showed feelings of racism‚ actions taken by the courts‚ and actions taken by the citizens of Ferguson. The shooting of Michael Brown involved a Ferguson police officer named Darren

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    was developed by Riot Games™. Created by “diehard gamers” Brandon Beck and Marc Merrill‚ Riot Games Inc. was founded as an independent game(Indie-game) studio in 2006‚ known only for its’ first and only title “League of Legends”‚ they obtained the initial funding of $7 million US in 2008 to create League of Legends from Benchmark Capital and FirstMark Capital‚ which gave them the money the needed to start building the game‚ in 2011 Tencent Holdings bought a majority stake in Riot Games™ confirmed

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    HKCST 88280-0202  Group 2 Question no: 2 Specific topic: the 1967 Riots Group members: Why are we doing this topic? The 1967 Riots was the 2nd large scale riot in Hong Kong History. As a Hongkonger‚ we want to know more about it. What is the importance of our research? It is generally acknowledged that after 1967‚ the colonial government became more responsive to the needs of the Hong Kong people. It is crucial for Hong Kong people to know the reason why the colonial government had these

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    Japanese Internment Essay

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    December Riots and the resistance of the loyalty oath. When a group of people are mistreated‚ they will likely make efforts to resist their malignant abusers. They combat their oppressor with marches‚ protests‚ boycotts‚ and when they are pushed far enough‚ they start riots. Unfortunately‚ Japanese internees were pushed too far on the night of December 5th in 1942 - exactly a year after the Pearl Harbor attack - and the internees started what became known as the December Riots. In the riots‚ the internees

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    Vandalism In G20

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    the police officers cannot control the protesters without more backup. “Earlier‚ the black-clad protesters smashed up a police cruiser and smashed its windshield along Queen Street‚ as other demonstrator’s huried bottles and sticks at a solid line of riot police”.[Pg.9] The protesting group “Black-Clad” smashed a police cruiser and vandalized the car. There were also other groups that vandalized. There were also many peaceful protesters that did not vandalize and were there to express their cause.

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