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    Herrero Genocide

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    The Herero people were a group of people‚ fathers; mothers; sons and daughters that lost their lives at the hands of an invading force. In this case the invading force was the German army‚ the year 1904 and the people were the Herero in the Southwest African nation of Namibia. The United Nations would categorize this action as a foreign genocide‚ although‚ the German ring-leaders did not consider this to be a genocide at all. (Shelton ) Due to growth in the German population they expanded to South

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    Laws passed by Parliament in 165o angered the colonials‚ as did the Sugar and Stamp acts of 1764 and 1765. The events‚ especially the passing of the two tax acts‚ presented the colonies with a large economic problem‚ and helped unite the colonies in uprising against it. As tensions increased between colonial American and Britain‚ the colonists became more and more united in their cause. One event that had a large impact‚ causing a long reaction chain to occur was the passing of the Townshend Acts

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    others compose similar plays? Did the play writers experience repercussions because of their controversial work? Play reviews and newspapers provide useful records to answer these questions and determine the public’s reaction as well as any political uprising that occurred surround this production. Some larger questions remaining is in 1945‚ did play writers envision this composition as a potential vision of reality for the future? The ideas of social equality and methods to achieve these results existed

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    Hunger Games’‚ by Suzanne Collins‚ is the conflict between the districts and the Capitol. This conflict is important to the text as a whole because the result of this conflict was the Hunger Games. The Hunger Games are a punishment for a previous uprising‚ where two tributes from each district are chosen to fight to death in an arena. The main protagonist‚ Katniss Everdeen‚ becomes an important figurehead of the districts’ growing resentment of the Capitol when she takes the place of her younger sister

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    The Renaissance

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    bankers became important in society. Another example is Medici’s bank. In the 15th century Cosimo de Medici opened a bank‚ and began to open up branches in major cities in Europe. Therefore‚ it shows the economy during the renaissance changed in an uprising way. My last factor of change during the renaissance is the social change. In the middle age‚ they found trade routes to be able to trade in goods from different city-states. The trade grew between cities‚ states‚ and other countries. Trades in

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    Trial of Socrates

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    capable of government participation unless they had the proper knowledge to do so effectively. The charge of corrupting the youth originated because the people felt that Socrates teachings had led to the many uprisings by his students. Keep in mind that Socrates had backed none of these uprising that occurred nor did they originate due to any action by him. Socrates supposedly had the right to freedom of speech but now somehow was on trial for doing just that. This trial‚ I feel‚ is more of a convenience

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    by the Spanish because they were trying to impose an unfamiliar‚ Christian life on the Indians. With both groups we see a common tension: people are feeling threatened as a result of Native Americans and white settler interaction. As with these uprisings‚ tension created by Indian/colonist interaction in colonial America often erupted into violence and rebellions. While the Pueblo revolt was mainly the result of Indian/Colonist conflict‚ the Bacon rebellion had many more aspects to it. The Bacon

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    Slave Revolts and Resistance Resisting slavery -rebel -run away -daily acts of resistance Early Revolts Nat turner Revolt-1831 -Nat Turner‚ a slave who was a Baptist preacher -God telling him to lead an uprising of slaves -Turner and 6 others went to the Travis Plantation Turner’s current master and killed the entire family of 5‚ -55 white Southerners‚ 55 slaves‚ 200 African Americans in the days after b -Turner was hung‚ his body mutilated and divided up amongst the crowd watching the

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    atrocities‚ which made him a cruel tyrant. Vladimir Lenin created one of the deadliest organizations during the Soviet Union‚ which was meant to worry Russians that Lenin hadn’t liked because Lenin wanted to instill as much fear as possible to prevent an uprising against him. That organization had been named the Cheka. The article "History vs. Lenin‚" states‚ "The Cheka was responsible for unspeakable cruelties - their methods included crowning victims with barbed wire‚ stoning them to death‚ dunking people

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    allowing the west to do as they pleased‚ unfair treaties‚ and uprisings/rebellions. The treaty of Nanjing end the first opium war in 1842‚ but was founded on British terms. The British imposed on Chinese sovereignty and opened up five trade routes. The Great Powers were exhibiting their superiority over China by granting themselves special privileges‚ establishing military bases‚ extracting raw materials‚ and building railroads. The boxer uprisings of 1898-1901 created more friction between China and the

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