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    Terrorist Groups or Freedom Fighters - In Text Citation Practice It is important to understand how to acknowledge your sources and be academically honest. TASK 1) From the “Known Terrorist Groups” posters choose a group that interests you. 2) For that group‚ find at least 5 interesting quotations from articles that say something about the group being either a terrorist group of freedom fighters. 3) Create an MLA bibliography for each quote. eg) IRA “Real IRA members from Northern Ireland

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    to trap buffalo. - Unlike his uncle Big Child Poundmaker questioned the intent of treaty 6. Two years later when some other chiefs agreed to settle on reserves Poundmaker made his own band and hunted the slowly disappearing Buffalo. - He was the Peace Chief of his band and Fine Day was the War Chief. - Poundmaker signed Treaty 6 on August 23‚ 1876 then in 1879 Poundmaker also agreed to settle on a reserve 40 miles west of Battleford at the joining of the Battle River and Cut Knife Creek. - After

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    WAR ON TERROR Brief discussion on the “War on Terror” “WAR ON TERRORISM” means war against terrorist worldwide. The attack of the World Trade Center on September 11‚ 2001 in New York City was the start of the campaign against terrorism. The War on Terror was the response of the Bush administration to that barbaric act of Sept. 11 committed by the Jimaa Islamia with a clear agenda to eradicate and eliminate all terrorists’ acts and bring order and justice through the enactment of a domestic and

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    Terrorism is “The use of violent acts to frighten the people in an area as a way of trying to achieve a political goal” (merriam-webster.com). Terrorist attacks obtain international attention by targeting specific locations which demonstrate their disagreement on distinct situations both social and political. This acts kill innocent civilians in the pursuit of political or ideological goals. (terrorism-research.com) The first terrorist attack ever reported took place in the 14th century by the

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    Anti Racism- MUST BE STOPPED What is anti-racism? It means treating everyone fairly‚ not making racist jokes‚ respecting people and being friendly to each other‚ regardless of where they come from or what they look like. We were born to trust and accept each other. We were not born with particular attitudes or prejudice. Today we often read and hear people criticise one particular race‚ their religion and their behaviour. Sometimes we are encouraged to take on the mistaken belief that there

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    auses and Effects of TERRORISM IN PAKISTAN. Need help concerning this please call +970333333331. Please DO NOT HESITATE contacting me. Terrorism in Pakistan has many causes and effects. The root causes are religious extremism‚ war in Afghanistan‚ poverty‚ social inequality‚ and illiteracy. Some of the main effects are bombings‚ killings‚ and assassinations especially of police and military personnel‚ damage to tourism‚ and a bad image to the country. Religious extremism is caused by Madrasas

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    Zach Powell Mr. Malarkey Ethics 11/21/14 Terrorism Terrorist acts against humanity create fear in many people. The act of terrorism violates the Catholic virtues of justice and charity‚ and creates conflict with just- war theory. Our response must be done justly for the betterment of society. Terrorism is gravely against justice and charity‚ and contrary to human dignity. There are various definitions of terrorism. According to the Harvard Review of Psychiatry it is the use of force or violence

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    Terrorism by Daniel Cooper Presented to Prof. George Johnson CJ290: Terrorism Today‚ June 2011 The definition on Terrorism and its actors‚ objectives and methods have changed over the last 150 years. In its most simple form‚ terrorism involves only three parts; use of force‚ against innocent people‚ for political purposes. (White‚ 2009) Other official definitions used by the FBI‚ State Department‚ United Nations and scholars only add detail for the purpose of law‚ prosecution and study. The

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    Terrorism and the World

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    -Gerald Seymour (Harry’s Game‚ 1975) Terrorism is just another word in the English dictionary‚ but it is a hazard for mankind. Terrorism is a world-wide phenomenon affecting rich and poor‚ developed and developing‚ powerful and powerless nations alike. Be it small countries like Israel or the big ones like the USA‚ be it the 9/11 or the 26/11‚ terrorism has the power to bring any country down to its knees. Although it has existed for centuries

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    Peace is a state of harmony characterized by the lack of violence‚ conflict behaviors and the freedom from fear of violence. Commonly understood as the absence of hostility‚ peace also suggests the existence of healthy or newly healed interpersonal or international relationships‚ prosperity in matters of social or economic welfare‚ the establishment of equality‚ and a working political order that serves the true interests of all. Etymology [edit] From the Latin pax‚ meaning "freedom from civil

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