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    The history of Rebellion of 1857 is much debated and volumes of writings are written on this particular issue. There are different interpretations in which this iconic event has been portrayed in historiographies of modern India‚ and to the debates that have come to surround its nature and nomenclature. This interpretive spectrum encompasses colonial interpretation‚ feudal interpretation‚ subaltern interpretation and the nationalist interpretation. Among all such interpretations‚ it is nationalist

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    consisted of around 1‚200 men‚ mostly exiled Dominicans or Cubans. However‚ Grau’s government arrested many of those involved before they set sail; Castro evaded arrest.[22] Returning to Havana‚ Castro took a leading role in the student protests against the killing of a high school pupil by government bodyguards.[23] The protests‚ accompanied by crackdown on those considered communists‚ led to violent clashes between protesters and police in February 1948‚ in which Castro was badly beaten.[24] At

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    Nat Turner’s Rebellion: A Slave Insurrection Nat Turner‚ a slave in Virginia‚ was raised by his mom and dad‚ with the help of his grandmother (whom he was so close to)‚ to be a strong person. He grew up being told that he was made to do something special with his life. Turner once said that he communicated with the Spirit and was told that his wisdom came from God. He felt he was destined to help slaves be free. He would work with the only four people he could trust‚ Hark; Henry; Sam; and Nelson

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    If there were few people to talk seriously about the 1857 mutinous Sepoys as victims and British forces as being unnecessarily ruthless in their repression‚ the main protagonists of the 1865 Morant Bay Rebellion greatly divided opinions in Britain. The logic according to which people disagree with what they opponents agree with meant that someone’s hero was someone else’s villain. Paul Bogle‚ a Black Jamaican‚ was depicted by supporters of philanthropy as a pious preacher spreading Christianity and

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    everyone’s getting it. The Barcode Rebellion‚ by Suzanne Weyn‚ is about a girl named Kayla. She has been a barcode resistor since the age of 17. And ever since she joined the group she has been on the run. Within every tattoo being implanted in the human body‚ there are thousands of nanobots being implanted as well. And with those nanobots inside their body’s‚ Global 1 can control them. In The Barcode Rebellion‚ Suzanne Weyn uses conflict to find her Identity and to fight against the government. Kayla is watching

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    Beata Gubernat 16 April y Against School John Taylor Gatto The main subject in John Taylor Gatto’s essay is the schooling system and all it’s weaknesses. He argues that‚ the real objective of mandatory schooling is not according received wisdom to make good people and citizens‚ but to reduce individuality‚ put down dissent and originality just in order to make populace manageable. Taylor Gatto provides number of arguments in favour of his thesis. Essay is coherently and consistently written

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    of the Boxer Rebellion The Shang and the Qing Dynasty caused the Boxer Rebellion. The Shang Dynasty established a doctrine encouraging the idea of the Chinese culture being superior. This teaching lead to future violence and discrimination. The Qing Dynasty were weak‚ and they refused to acknowledge their faults. The officials of the Qing Dynasty used a facade to conceal their failure. Because of these two dynasties‚ groups‚ such as the Yihequan‚ formed. Originally‚ they were against the Qing leaders

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    slavery took up multiple forms. These included large-scale rebellions and smaller‚ quieter acts of resistance. The “day to day resistance‚” to slavery was the most common form of resistance. This type of resistance included playing dumb‚ not following orders‚ breaking tools‚ and faking illness among many other examples. On the opposite end of resistance were large-scale open rebellions. The most famous of these was the Nat Turner rebellion. On August 22‚ 1831‚ Nat Turner and roughly seventy armed

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    ABORTION Pro-life and they believe that abortion is murdering an unborn child. Abortion is an issue that impacts human society and the world‚ because of the debate about moral‚ religious‚ health problems‚ and ethical issues. For many years people had fought about abortion if it should be illegal or legal. Many people believe that it should be legal and these people are called pro-choice. Pro-choice advocate believe that it’s the woman’s right to choose to have the child. There are many people

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    The source‚ “Two Proclamations of the Boxer Rebellion” discusses the effects imperialism had in China. Because Guangxu was unsuccessful at modernizing China‚ it allowed them to be vulnerable because the people of China were suffering from unemployment and starvation (Lecture 2/24). Western countries began invading China and converting the Chinese people into Christians and teaching them Western values. The older generations of China were not pleased with the foreigners in their country and viewed

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