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    However‚ when violence is involved‚ people lose sight of what they’re protesting and the entire movement becomes a lost cause. Peaceful protests have much more of an effect in society because violence is out of the picture‚ so the main purpose of the resistance remains clearly evident. Civil disobedience consists of sit-ins‚ boycotts‚ marches‚ petitioning‚ etc. An example of this that has happened recently is the Women’s March. Women‚ Men‚ and Public Figures from all over the world marched for rights pertaining

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    beliefs. He did not pay his poll tax because he thought it was going towards supporting the Mexican-American War and the expansion of slavery in the South. This was against his beliefs so he decided to stop paying his poll tax. He protested in a nonviolent manner and accepted the consequences. His beliefs were thoroughly studied by Dr. King and Mahatma Gandhi. Both Dr. King and Gandhi used peaceful protests to stand up to oppressive forces and both eded up winning their battle. Dr. King was able to

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    Societies who have had oppressed people used civil disobedience to bring attention to the injustices they have suffered. Peaceful resistance to laws positively impacts a free society because it is plays on the conscience of the oppressors and makes it easy for people to stand up for their own rights. Martin Luther King Jr. is a prime example as to why peaceful resistance to laws has a positive effect on a free society. King was a marquee figure in the civil rights movement in the 1960’s. King encouraged

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    (Wright 2011) Upon this discovery‚ production and distribution of antibiotic drugs increased and within five years antibiotic resistance was distinguished. Not only do antibiotics help save lives but incorrect use of antibiotics exposes the microbes to the drug where

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    A seminar on Antimicrobial Resistance and stewardship strategies to optimize the activity of currently available agents Presented By: Guide: Itee Sharma Dr. D.S. Arora M.Sc.(Hons.)F.M.T Index Contents Page No. ➢ Introduction 3 ➢ Definitions 4 ➢ History 5 ➢ Major antibiotics in common use 6 ➢ Graphical Representation

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    describes a free society as one in which government “is constrained by the rule of law under which every individual and entity is treated equally.” A free society stresses toleration and respect of differences in belief and culture. Thus‚ peaceful resistance positively impacts a free society as it

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    their life in prison. "Civil disobedience can be justified because law is there to serve justice based on truth."‚ according to debatewise.com. Civil disobedience is justified according to them because most of the time people don’t use peaceful resistance for something that helps the community. Most of the time people protest against things that will negatively affect their lives or other peoples lives. An example of what people may protest is racism by standing in the middle of the road and not

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    Peaceful resistance impacts society in a positive manner by showing participation by the people and not indifference or apathy. It encourages the changing of ideas and not the destruction of them. Violence is an easier manner in which to get your point across but it does not last and endangers everyone. It creates a strong resistance against that idea‚ and only encourages more bloodshed as the victim becomes the victimizer. Peaceful protest is more meaningful because it shows resistance without

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    Luther King composed a file that would put a stand the civil rights movement and also providing enduring inspiration to the struggle for racial equality. The “Letter From Birmingham Jail‚” that Martin wrote strives to justify the desperate need for nonviolent direct action. The outright immorality of unjust laws together with what a just law is as well as the increasing probability of the Negro resorting to extreme disorder and bloodshed. Therefore‚ to his utter disappointment with the church who‚ in

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    Peaceful resistance to laws negatively impact a free society. This is because it makes the government look at us as though we are taking our freedom for granted. It also shows that we are not grateful for the freedom we have. Even though you are peacefully resisting‚ you can still be go to jail and miss out on your freedom. Henry David Thoreau said "I heartily accept the motto ’That a government is best which governs least’ and I should like to see it acted up to more rapidly and systematically."

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