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    When addressing to the success of the Indian independence movement‚ Mahatma Gandhi is always mentioned. To a large extent the importance of Gandhi to the success in achieving the independence movement is unadoptable. As the major leader of the movement‚ not only should Gandhi’s role in the movement and his ideology should be examined; moreover to determine the importance of him to the success‚ the world wide situation during that period should also be considered as one of the major factors in allowing

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    EleXis Palmer October 11‚ 2011 Ap Lang and Comp 5 Thesis Essay “What is the relationship between the citizen and the state?” We are not citizens but subjects‚ being subjected to the ruling of one power. We claim that we despise the government and that the government is out to get us‚ but if you think of what our society would be without a government we would be in total chaos. Sometimes we try to free ourselves from the state‚ and run‚ just as Tim O’Brien did in “On the Rainy River.”

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    puppets. Government in general is a powerful entity that relentlessly grasps the masses and subjects them to their every whim. Society is often unaware of these chains and is blindly forced into this manner of living. Henry David Thoreau’s “A Civil Disobedience” illustrates how most men have rendered their conscious useless by continuing to adhere to every aspect of their ruling entity. Paralleling Thoreau’s idea of a binding government we have Plato’s “An Allegory of the Cave” describing how men simply

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    political purposes An example of this would be the 1996 Manchester bombing‚ the bomb caused lots of damage and casualties so the fire and ambulance service had to deal with it can care to each person making sure no person died. Civil Disobedience Civil disobedience is where you actively refusal to obey certain laws‚ demands or commands of a government An example of this would be in 1990 where people were refusing to pay taxes as t was an anti-poll tax campaign‚ the police service had to sand down

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    References: King‚ Jr.‚ M. L. (1967). Beyond Vietnam - A time to break silence. Retrieved from http://www.americanrhetoric.com/speeches/mlkatimetobreaksilence.htm Thoreau‚ H. D. (1849). Civil disobedience. Retrieved from http://xroads.virginia.edu/~hyper/WALDEN/Essays/civil.html

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    Letter from Birmingham Jail November 10‚ 2014 • Subject: Answering several criticisms from the clergymen‚ Dr. King himself addressed why he was in Birmingham and why racial segregation needed to be changed now. He explicitly pointed out that civil disobedience was necessary and timely. He implicitly blamed the Christian church members for not standing up for their fellow brothers and justice; he also displayed disappointment at the leadership of the clergy. • Occasion: The United States was still struggling

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    people would not even think that she was “a woman who was buried with military honors” (Biography.com‚ 2016). And to top it off‚ her endless contribution to bring peace towards the racist attacks thrown at her and others. Through acts of civil disobedience which I believe positively reforms a society until violence is acted upon further leading to negative impact. All throughout her successful career‚ in which she remained standing to impact our society in a way that should never be forgotten. Sounds

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    enormous amount of perseverance by overcoming the adversity‚ and it made an important change for African American sports. The civil rights activists made their point by using nonviolent civil disobedience. This meant that they publically refused to follow laws that they considered unjust. An example of civil disobedience that occurred was Rosa Parks’ refusal to move to the back of the bus‚ or an African American violating a white’s only facility. To say the least‚ the African Americans caused a stir with

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    Civil Disobedience Julia Nadeane Savage 12.11.12 AP English Language Ms. Walker 5B As long as there is structured society‚ there will always be conformity. Failure to comply to this conformity could mean nothing more than getting a funny look‚ but sometimes it has more drastic consequences. There is a certain mob mentality that contributes to the concept of morals. In the past‚ people have said black people shouldn’t be able to go to school. Before that‚ it was understood by most that

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    Written over 114 years after Henry David Thoreau’s essay “Civil Disobedience”‚ Martin Luther King wrote his most famous essay; “Letter from a Birmingham Jail.” In the times of Henry David Thoreau there was only one topic of politics in the United States‚ slavery. Many southerners wanted to keep slavery while many northerners were against it. Henry David Thoreau was a white northerner that was against slavery‚ and he was willing to go to jail for it. He proved that in writing his famous letter. In

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