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    The Whiskey Rebellion showed that federal government would use force to implement and enforce policy. The Fries Rebellion was a semi-organized resistance to taxes. Eventually‚ several men were arrested and found guilty of treason; however‚ President John Adams pardoned the men. The federal government struggled with escalated reactions and defining the limits of democracy in addressing these “rebellions‚” and how to assert control over states‚ and “The People

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    The Taiping Revolution

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    pertaining to its ‘character’‚ whether it was a Rebellion or a Revolution‚ remain largely unsettled. Some historians regard it as a full-fledged revolution‚ even to the extent of calling it the harbinger of the Communist Movement; while others believe that the former is a gross over-glorification‚ and that the Taiping Movement was no more than traditional Chinese peasant rebellion. Further‚ it is debated whether the Taiping movement was a ‘peasant rebellion’ at all. While a discussion of the various academic

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    taiping movement was solely based on Chinese thought. It is argued that most of its original influences were a result of the Chinese environment and background of its leaders. While other historians argue the revolutionary movement which resulted to a rebellion‚ was a fuse of a lot of western thought such as Buddhism‚ Christianity and even Marxism. The beginning of western thought in the taiping movement traces back to its leader Hong. The Taiping rebels were led by Hong Xiuquan a village teacher and

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    Chapter 24: Land Empires in the Age of Imperialism: Thesis: During the eighteenth century the Ottoman Empire lost much of its power to provincial governors‚ escalating many new encounters of reform. To justify or deny such climatic choices of reform called for a time of war. Following times of war were times of recovery; however‚ some empires could not withhold such responsibilities and fell through the cracks of their own broken establishment. The Ottoman Empire: In 1798‚ Napoleon invaded

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    in her novel The Handmaid’s Tale to effectively display two main thematic concerns - rebellion and the place of an individual. Offred’s first evening with the Commander is one in which these two thematic concerns are exceptionally prevalent. Control‚ and the need to subjugate individuals is at the heart of dystopian literature and one of the primary effects of constant oppression is the inevitability of rebellion. Gileadean society runs on a strict social hierarchy in which only those at the top are

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    China and Japan

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    (opium) * Technological superiority * The government tore up first railway line. * Modestly interested in Western military innovation. * Civil war broke out between semi-Christian religious group and the government. * Boxer Rebellion- Chinese rebellion against foreign influence. * Intrusions by Europeans reduce economy‚ increased hostility. * Footbinding decreased. * No tradition of a fruitful interaction from the outside world. * In 1890s‚ China and Japan went to war. *

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    Emancipation

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    period‚ 500‚000 slaves grew to 4 million. A system harried by slave rebellions and conspiracies (Gabriel Prosser‚ 1800; Denmark Vesey‚ 1822; Nat Turner‚ 1831) developed a network of controls in the southern states‚ hacked by the laws‚ courts‚ armed forces‚ and race prejudice of the nation’s political leaders. It would take either a full-scale slave rebellion or a full-scale war to end such a deeply entrenched system. If a rebellion‚ it might get out of hand‚ and turn its ferocity beyond slavery to

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    Sankofa; Slave Rebellion

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    Sankofa: Slave Rebellion Caribbean Politics Sankofa is an Akan word that means "Go back to your past‚ to move on to the future." Literally translated it means "it is not taboo to go back and fetch what you forgot". This movie was written‚ produced and directed by Haille Gerima‚ a black professor at Howard University. The movie portrays a black model that goes to modern-day Africa to do a movie shoot with her photographer. While she is there‚ she encounters a Black African who tells her to return

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    The New Economic Policy (NEP) was a measure implemented in order to counter the arguably disastrous effects War Communism. The New Economic is controversial. Some historians argue it allowed the Soviet economy to solidify and begin to recover‚ and also allowed the Bolsheviks to retain control over Russia. Others‚ like Orlando Figes‚ state it was ultimately a failure‚ arguing that under the NEP the peasants grew away from the Bolshevik regime‚ inviting a future‚ and brutal‚ reassertion of central

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    North American Slave Revolts: The Creole Affair Although Northern newspapers no doubt give much attention to slave revolts and rebellion during the period of slavery little attention has been given by historians to the most interesting of all‚ The Creole Affair. To revolt means to detach from or rise against a higher authority for whatever reason. A slave revolt was when slaves rose against their mastered and tried to gain freedom anyway possible. A slave revolt is technically slaves

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