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    The subjugation of the protesters provided an essential meaning to the CCP‚ they persevered. The rebellion was crushed‚ callously‚ despite expectations in the west that the government would collapse and a ‘serious chaotic state’ would appear‚ they remained. The reality that the government remained distinctly indicated an end to calls from pro-democrats to reorganise a rebellion. Gittings argues that ‘fear of national upheaval with historical memory of the rebellion within the past century remained

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    Leading up to the Boston Massacre the English were putting taxes on everything. The King of was broke and they are trying to take all of the colonist money. Some of the taxes and punishment the King of England were the Sugar Act‚ The Proclamation of 1763 and The Stamp Act. This acts made the colonist very angry by taxing important things most people need . They thought awful so they protested and a refused. The Boston Massacre happened on March 5‚ 1770. The Boston Massacre happened because the colonist

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    their beliefs for the good of the world. One of the most famous examples of religious fanaticism (though if it was done in the name of a religion is continually debated) was the Jonestown Massacre (also known as Jonestown Mass Suicide‚ humorously dubbed as the “Kool-Aid Massacre”). The Jonestown Massacre

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    Lemann begins his historical narrative with a depiction of the Colfax Massacre on Easter Sunday in 1873 to emphasize the significance that violence and terror had on blacks and the Reconstruction effort. “Colfax was part of an experiment‚ a new Louisiana that would resemble the abolitionists’ prewar dream of how the South should be after its defeat in the Civil War” states Lemann in the prologue where he explains that Colfax was a settlement where hundreds of blacks had fled to because they were

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    horrifying event is famously known as the Saint Bartholomew’s Day Massacre‚ one of the most disturbing events in the sixteenth century. There are reasons for the Catholic’s actions‚ whether they are justifying or not‚ the Catholics felt it would be the best solution. Many questions arise of why they did what they did. And many things took place during the run-up of the St. Bartholomew’s Day Massacre. “(St. Bartholomew’s Day Massacre) was done to cast blame on

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    we hear that the Germans started this but in fact the French did and the Germans were the first to study it with great detail and use it on a large scale (Duffy‚ 2009). Another well- known event that occurred with chemical agents was the Halabja Massacre in the Iran/Iraq War of 1998. This event was a huge assassination of human beings lead by Saddam Hussein. Now we have to worry that others will gain

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    killed white slave owners in August of 1831. Only up to 80 slaves participated in the killings of 60 white Americans. This event is known as Nat Turners Rebellion and it changed the way Americans viewed African-Americans. The illustration "Horrid Massacre in Virginia" is proof that the white population in Virginia feared slaves in 1831. The picture shows white slave-owners being harmed by black slaves. A Proclamation by the Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia demands for Nat Turner to be turned

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    American News Coverage on Tiananmen Square Massacre 1989 I: Introduction Through Television news media‚ the whole America was watching China during April 15th to June 4th in 1989. U.S. audiences were well informed the progress of student protests when journalists used news technologies to transmit instantaneously what was happening in Beijing Tiananmen Square and other places in China. Ironically‚ the real-time political response was not launched firstly by Bush’s Administration but the Chinese

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    Eel Simile In Samuel Hearne ’s Massacre of the Esquimaux ENGL 354 Written by: Kyle Huntley Instructor: Ceilidh Hart Early settlers of Canada were as much working for the entertainment of the British people as they were when attempting tojustify their expeditions to their investors. Popular opinion was important if an explorer was to be recognized and financially supported by one of the many businesses that stuck their hands into Canada. To achieve

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    Wounded Knee was a massacre that killed many Sioux Indians. This occurred on December 29‚ 1890. All happened when soldiers wanted to arrest the Sioux Indians. The main reason was for the soldiers to arrest the chief. As they tried to arrest him there began a intense fight against the Indians and soldiers. This went on for many months‚ during theses months much happened Such as many deaths‚ ghost dances and what happened at the end. On December 29‚1890 many soldiers rallied the Sioux

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