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    _______________________ Directions and Analysis Task 1: The Boston Massacre The Boston Massacre is an important event in the period just before the American Revolution. On March 5‚ 1770‚ five colonists were killed by British soldiers in the streets of Boston. This incident increased tensions between the colonists and the British government‚ bringing each closer to the beginning of the war. This engraving of the Boston Massacre is by the famous patriot Paul Revere. Use the image and

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    John Rabe died without the intention of becoming a hero. However‚ even without the goal of being a hero‚ many people remember him as one due to his actions of bravery during the Nanjing massacre. He helped defend China’s land and those who fought for and live in china. What happened in Nanking was a massacre due to the unsettling amounts of Chinese killed. John Rabe should be remembered as a hero because of his major contributions during the fights. From 1937 through 1938‚ China had

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    In order to be able to detach themselves from England‚ colonists in America needed to unite and fight together‚ and see themselves not only as citizens of their individual colonies‚ but as Americans. Before the eve of revolution‚ British were still very involved in the American lifestyle and there was no unity within the nation; colonists viewed themselves as citizens of their own colonies. However‚ after the numerous acts imposed by England‚ more Americans became frustrated with the Crown and wished

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    The Jonestown Massacre When the world first heard about the events of "Jonestown‚" there were constant cries of many families pleading for their relatives. The media flooded with the over-publication of videos and images of the massacre. The whole event came as a surprise‚ and the willing suicide of the members came as even a larger shock. The Jonestown massacre is hard to accept in many people’s mind. Jonestown was supposed to be a perfect place; everything about it portrayed a picture of

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    George Robert Twelves Hewes‚ the shoemaker; we take a closer look into what events lead to the Revolution and what the people affected by it truly felt. Young’s argues that the three main regards to the defiance of Britain were the Tea Party‚ Boston Massacre‚ and the Tarring and Feathering of John Malcolm. This changed the everyday working class colonist (all colonists) to political activists and changed their political and social views dramatically. For example when John Hancock invited Hewes to his

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    in the context of WWII and that there is a lack of general information regarding their participation in the war all together. Largely in debate is the Nanking Massacre in which the Japanese allegedly systematically kill 300‚000 people including both civilians and soldiers. There are two schools of thought‚ The Massacre Denial and The Massacre Affirmative. Japan’s culture is one of honor which makes it difficult for them to acknowledge their mistakes‚ and thus largely try to ignore the Nanking incident

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    Eleseo‚ Kevin T. Phil. History TTH(12:00-01:30) BSEd- English III Academic Reaction to Balangiga Massacre The Balangiga massacre was an incident in 1901 in the town of the same name during the Philippine–American War. It initially referred to the killing of about 48 members of the US 9th Infantry by the townspeople allegedly augmented by guerrillasin the town of Balangiga on Samar Island during an attack on September 28 of that year. In the 1960s Filipino nationalists applied it to the retaliatory

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    had managed to escape were arrested. An estimate of one thousand protesters were arrested by police forces and military troops‚ the act of ultraviolence had put an extent shock around the government upon hearing acts of violence. The Tlatelolco massacre is not labeled as a ‚“genocide” for it’s events have not shown many of the stages of a genocide‚ the events shadows a rebellion that grew and was shortly eliminated so the government could still remain in power. The behavior of the mexican government

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    message that was conveyed was this: the Son My area must be destroyed (Kelman and Hamilton‚ par 7).Soldiers were under the impression that only VC would be in that village. The Peers Report‚ mentioned in Kelman and Hamilton’s composition “The My Lai Massacre: A Military Crime of Obedience‚” said that it is “reasonable to conclude that LTC Barker’s minimal or nonexistent instructions concerning the handlings of noncombatants created the potential for grave misunderstandings” (par 7). These vague directions

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    Title: On the Late Massacre in Piedmont Author: John Milton The Grammatical Level General Idea: Martyrs are killed in Piedmont for their religious beliefs. Vocabulary & Diction: Authoritative‚ educated‚ condemning‚ etc. Imagery: Uses the characteristics of nature cast in almost a fog to refer to corruption of good by evil. Unanswered Questions: The poem doesn’t explain anything beyond the event‚ so we have no real context aside from historical events similar to refer to to fully grasp the concept

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