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    manipulate those lower than them in social status. An example of a power-abusing "religious" leader is Reverend Jim Jones who initiated a ritual suicide to protest racism and fascism. Although in his own mind he had food intentions‚ to save the world from the Armageddon‚ he was insane and in the overabundance of power‚ he was able to kill more than 900 people. It is unclear whether Jim Jones had committed suicide at the ritual or was shot by another‚ so it is uncertain to say that he had any intentions

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    Why Did Jonestown Happen

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    What Happened In 1977 Jonestown was founded for members of the people’s temple by Jim Jones in the jungles of Guyana‚ and had 50 people living there. This all changed when an exposé was being printed about him. The article included article with ex-members. That night Jim jones and hundreds of others flew to Guyana and moved into the Jonestown compound. Jonestown was meant to be a utopia but didn’t have enough housing or beds. The cabins were filled from wall to wall with bunk beds and were majorly

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    The Jonestown Massacre

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    fitting end to lives that were brutally controlled by the cult’s leader‚ Jim Jones. The Jonestown incident should be remembered as a mass murder at the hands of Jones. At first‚ Jim Jones seemed anything but harmful. While living in Indianapolis in the 1950s‚ Jones opened the church that would later be called the Peoples Temple. The church was considered progressive due to its ethnically diverse congregation. In the 1960s‚ Jones and his wife moved to Ukiah‚ California‚ with over one hundred

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    Jones town A tragic massacre took place on November 18‚ 1978‚ in Guyana. 909 members of Peoples Temple died in the middle of a jungle in Guyana and five people were killed on an airstrip. It has been called the largest mass murder suicide. The story of the massacre was told by survivors and relatives who happened to survive and know Jim Jones. According to Jim’s childhood friends‚ Jim was a weird kid‚ he was obsessed with religion and death‚ and he used to conduct funerals of small animals that

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    persuasion

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    becomes second nature. Isolation‚ and un-acceptance of the cult’s beliefs by the larger community makes leaving very difficult. There have been several great cults around the world‚ with effective leaders‚ including Reverend Sun Myung Moon‚ Reverend Jim Jones‚ and Marshall Applewhite. In 1954‚ Reverend Sun Myung Moon founded Unification Church in South Korea.

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    Cults

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    p. 15). There are somewhere around 3‚000 to 5‚000 of these cults throughout the United States‚ but only 75 to 100 are documented (Miller‚ 1991‚ p. 15-16). Satanism is the oldest form of such cults. A few other commonly known cults are Reverend Jim Jones and the People Temple‚ Heavens Gate‚ and Charles Manson and the Family. In the early 20th century‚ Allistar Crowly‚ AKA "The Black Pope"‚ started modern Satanism. It is said that Anton Lavey brought Satanism to the United States. Anton believed

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    Reverend Jim Jones‚ leader of the Peoples Temple‚ enacted a psychological-based massacre of many of his devout followers. Jones’ congregation became known as a cult whose members were unable to leave and cut off from the rest of society that did not have the same beliefs as them. Jones moved his congregation to Guyana and called it Jonestown‚ where he eventually persuaded his followers to drink a mixture of Kool-Aid and cyanide that would kill them (The Psychological Massacre: Jim Jones and Peoples

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    and leader Jim Jones. On November 18 1978 all members were forced into a mass suicide called a “ White night.” During the “White Night” all members except those who escaped drank a lethal beverage of drugs‚ and were forced to drink the concoction if they did not willingly

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    Brainwash in 1984

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    Brainwash What do you think when you hear the word brainwash? Many people think of fiction novels‚ conspiracy theories from history‚ or maybe even recall instances from the news and media. All of those people are correct; brainwashing occurs in society quite often and emerges in novels as a result. A prominent theme in Orwell’s 1984 is the idea of brainwashing Oceania’s citizens. The society and government start indoctrinating children with party ideals as soon as they possibly can‚ and

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    The 1970’s: An Age of Turmoil and Triumph Throughout history‚ from Ancient Greece to modern day America‚ humans have always strived for a better world and what it could bring. Whether it be advancements in medicine or the principle of relativity‚ people all across space and time have been fascinated by what they could accomplish or who they could deceive and control. The human race is full of examples of individuals who have gone above and beyond imagination and others who have faltered horribly

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