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    The Sand Creek Massacre and the Massacre of My Lai The Sand Creek massacre refers to the killings and post-mortem mutilations of many members of the southern band of Cheyennes led by Black Kettle and the band of Arapahoes led by Left Hand at Sand Creek in Colorado on and after November 29‚ 1864. The number of those killed numbered from 100 to 500 within these materials. Some witnesses‚ such as John Smith‚ and others claimed that most of the victims were women and children‚ but others‚ such as John

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    a beautiful little fool." The quote means to me that it is a man dominated world‚ and there is little hope against it. The world appears to be filled with people not having decent values‚ nor honest actions to allow prosperity. In the 1920s‚ the Great War leaving its scars on Europe‚ America‚ and as always‚ the people. No matter the time period‚ or the location for that matter will change people‚ much less their nature can be changed. My points lie with the truth that the Jazz Age‚ and I believe

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    The Boston Massacre was not an accident.The reason that I say that it was not an accident is because some British troops just thought that they were going to show them about the townshend act to keep order and then end up killing five colonists in the process‚ which provoked an outrage from the colonist. Later after the Massacre still on March 5‚ 1770 a mob of American colonists gathers at the Customs House in Boston and begins taunting the British soldiers guarding the building. Well I know that

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    Marching Into Massacre The shots of guns ringing in the air‚ men falling at every turn‚ masses of blood flinging everywhere as shouts start to seize‚ why the violence? In February of 1861‚ Texas was the seventh state to secede from the Union‚ two months later a bloody battle was engaged between the Union‚ the North‚ and those who seceded‚ the Confederacy. After all Texas has been through to receive independence and gain an annexation to the United States‚ why have they entered another war? Texas

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    little attention to both the ideas and the methods of the civil rights activist‚ he diminishes the historical importance of African American activists in transforming the United States by making it both politically and socially more inclusive. The “Great Men” narrative that Lawson utilizes fails to present the complexity of the civil rights movement and the resilience of the activist‚ who‚ despite the numerous setbacks they suffered‚ continued to fight for their rights. By not paying any attention

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    The first document is an excerpt from Black Elk’s autobiography regarding the Wounded Knee Massacre. The second document is an excerpt from President Benjamin Harrison’s annual message describing the conflict and progress of the program to decrease Native American’s landholdings. The audience of these two excerpts is the general public. However‚ in general‚ Native Americans were more interested considering that it was their land and people diminishing. I find it interesting that President Harrison

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    This paper is a formal analysis‚ treating Peter Paul Rubens’ 1612 masterpiece‚ Massacre of the Innocents. The oil painting stands at approximately 150 x 200 cm‚ a size offering the viewer a window-like gaze into a historical scene of twisted‚ bloody carnage. Formally‚ there is much cohesion with the overall disastrous theme of human chaos and disorder. On a compositional whole‚ the anguish and psychological suffering compliments scattered lighting‚ vivid color‚ and clustered space. The painting is

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    During dehumanization‚ Chinese Military members as well as women were intentionally killed and rape. “During the massacre over 20‚000 women were raped by the Japanese soldiers during the six weeks of the Nanking Massacre. Most were brutally killed afterwards. The Japanese soldiers even raped girls less than 10 years old and women over 70 as well as pregnant women and nuns. The soldiers even forced incents on families. Anyone who resisted any of these were killed immediately” (Viklund). Furthermore

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    The Boston Massacre: What Really Happened? We all know the story of the Boston Massacre; British troops fired into a group of colonists and killed five people‚ deeming it the start of the American Revolution. However‚ the story most people are not aware of are the reason behind the shooting and the events that led up to what is now known as the “massacre”. This topic is one of the most controversial moments in the American Revolution. Why were shots fired? Better yet‚ why were there weapons drawn

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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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