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    POPULATION EXPLOSSION

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    national awakening. It was in 1857 itself that Payam-e-Azadi started publication in Hindi and Urdu‚ calling upon the people to fight against the British. The paper was soon confiscated and anyone found with a copy of the paper was prosecuted for sedition. Again‚ the first Hindi daily‚ Samachar Sudhavarashan‚ and two newspapers in Urdu and Persian respectively‚Doorbeen and Sultan-ul-Akbar‚ faced trial in 1857 for having published a ’Firman’ by Bahadur Shah Zafar‚ urging the people to drive the British

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    The FBI

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    the early period of the FBI’s history‚ its agents investigated violations of mainly bankruptcy frauds‚ antitrust crime‚ and neutrality violation. Also during World War I‚ the Bureau was given the responsibility of investigating espionage‚ sabotage‚ sedition‚ and draft violations. The first FBI field office was built in North Carolina with only 15 agents at first‚ but as we know now that number has definitely increased. Today there are currently 56 field offices and over 400 FBI facilities. If the

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    seal of the Philippine National Police (PNP). GOMBURZA. GomBurZa stands for the name of three Filipino priests: Mariano Gomez‚ Jose Burgos and Jacinto Zamora. They were allegedly linked to the Cavite Mutiny. This led to their execution due to sedition. The Cavite Mutiny‚ along with the unjust execution of the three priests stirred up revolutionary sentiments in the Filipino people‚ and thus sparked the forthcoming Philippine Revolution. Manuel L. Quezon. Manuel L. Quezon was the first president

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    The Progressive era The progressive Era was a time of confusion as well as success. The reformers of this time worked tremendously hard in trying to improve the dreadful conditions of the U.S. The Progressive Era reformers along with government and the media were fairly successful in bringing about reform on a federal level between 1900 and 1920. However‚ there were inevitable negative effects that occurred due to the Progressive movement‚ and there were people who opposed it altogether. Progressive

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    Grossmont College American History 108 Section FALL 2012 Select any four of the ten questions of your choice. Make ensure that you answer all parts of the question. Each answer should be at a minimum two to three pages in length and doubled spaced. You can use any sources to develop your answers to include the internet. You do not have to cite the sources. 1. What fundamental factors drew the Europeans to the exploration‚ conquest‚ and colonization of the New World? What was the impact

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    Hohenzollern dynasty by abdicating in favor of his infant grandson. The Emperor‚ relying on the army‚ was deaf to the Chancellor‚ and by the time the high military officers‚ including Hindenburg‚ reluctantly informed him that even the army was seething with sedition and could not be relied upon‚ there was no longer a friendly Chancellor to advise him. In the night of November 9-10 William II ingloriously took flight across the frontier into the Netherlands. The history of the German Empire of the Hohenzollerns

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    imposed the Loyalty Order for federal government employees in 1947‚ he vetoed the act because it went against the first amendment.4 Truman criticized that the act was “the greatest danger to freedom of speech‚ press‚ and assembly since the Alien and Sedition Laws of 1798.”‚

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    Jefferson‚ a Democratic-Republican. This election split the country as people continued to pick a political party‚ either the Federalist party or the Democratic-Republican party. Another significant event in this time was the passing of the Alien and Sedition Acts by president

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    3 Motives for censorship There are three basic reasons for censorship‚ which sometimes overlap. They are retention of political power‚ upholding of theological dogma‚ and maintaining community standards. Historical examples of these are the US. Sedition Act of 1798 (retention of power)‚ Index librorum prohibitorum (upholding theological dogma)‚ and banning books from a school system (maintaining community standards) . 2.2.3.3.1 Retention of Political Power In every country‚ the common link of censorship

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    Espionage and Sedition Acts: --1917 Espionage Act --1918 Sedition Act ______________________ Espionage and Sedition Acts:  a person could be fined up to $10‚000 and sentenced to 20 years in jail for interfering with the war effort or for saying anything disloyal‚ profane‚ or abusive about the government or the war effort. a. violated the 1st Amendment --2‚000 prosecutions --The acts targeted socialists and labor leaders --sedition:  rebellion against one’s government--treason

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