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    The unofficial religious leader of the slaves had seen a solar eclipse in February of 1831 and believed that God had chosen him to lead the revolt and “slay my enemies with their own weapons.” On August 21st‚ Nat Turner gathered seven slaves and killed his master‚ starting his slave rebellion. Although only seventy-five others joined Turner‚ his revolt was one of the most extensive slave rebellions in the pre-Civil War United States. Turner and his men used non- firearm weaponry to kill white

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    audience to grapple with the morality of the revolt from both perspectives. By developing certain characters and strategically utilizing rhetorical devices‚ Gillo Pontecorvo successfully persuades the audience to weigh the relative morality of both the French and Algerian causes with an unbiased lens. During The Battle of Algiers‚ the deliberate emphasis of characters highlights Pontecorvo’s intention to present an objective depiction of the revolt. Throughout the film‚ both sides of the revolution

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    Proles are uneducated and unorganized with little security. They do not have specific rules to obey by‚ creating more freedom among the people which could lead to an up rise against the party. The proles could change the way the society is run through revolts against the party‚ the population of the proles is 85% of the total in Oceania‚ despite the struggles to change the prole’s demeanors‚ they could ultimately be successful by hard work‚ their strength‚ and the determination to bring down the party

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    little role in pre-modern civil wars. Modern nationalists have commonly read past revolts (such as Scotland against England or Catalonia against Spain) as early stirrings of nationalism‚ the truth is that these conflicts were in fact feudal or dynastic rather than national. There are some pre-modern civil wars that can be seen as fueled by religion (the Jewish Revolts against Rome)‚ but these can also be seen as revolts by a servile people against their oppressors or uprisings by local notables in an

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    their victory. The Aftermath 1. How the Maccabean revolt inspired a sense of Jewish nationalism and religious identity. 2. How and why this revolt culminated a past of subjugation and identity‚ and forced the Jewish community to establish a vehement sense of self. 3. How the Maccabees established this trend of Jewish identity‚ and why the populace of Judea chose to support their cause and beliefs. 4. How the Maccabean Revolt established a cornerstone of Jewish identity‚ which exists

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    ---- ------ Professor Marilyn R. Stern English II September 23‚ 2013 The First Spark to Fuel the Age of Enlightenment Revolution cannot be achieved without first‚ a revolt. During a time where religion held social authority over its own people‚ Martin Luther rebelled against over a hundred and a half centuries of Christian fundamentals. Luther made critical objections against the church even when faced with the possibility of being burned alive at the stake. He is considered

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    The first is the Haitian Revolution which of course helped to secure Haiti’s freedom more quickly. The second revolt is the Morant Bay Rebellion in Jamaica which did not gurantee full equality. In both of these revolts one can see based on the author’s interpretation of the events that these two events had good intentions but soon failed to capitalize on them. One example that Sheller mentions is how after the Haitian

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    Mark Alyson P. Camero ACS-IA Take Home Examination Differentiate Early Customs & Practices from the new Century The Early customs and traditions‚ the government and mode of living have‚ to a great extent‚ come down to the present and may be found in remote rural areas which have so far succeeded in resisting the impact of modern civilization. Before the coming of the Spaniards the Filipinos had a civilization of their own. The various aspects of this civilization doubtless came partly from

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    HumanEnviron Interaction (Demography‚ disease‚ migration technology) Key Continuities Key Changes 2. Culture (Religions‚ philosophies‚ Science‚ technology‚ art‚ architecture) 3. Politics (Statebuilding‚ conflict‚ Political structures‚ Empires‚ Revolts and revolution Source: Ellen Bell & Linda Black Change Analysis Chart Foundations (8‚000 BCE - 600 BCE) Theme 4. Economics (Agriculture‚ trade‚ commerce‚ labors systems‚ industrialization‚ capitalism‚ socialism) Basic

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    Prior to the cold war‚ the main colonial influencers were Britain‚ France‚ Russia and the US. The Ottoman Empire was breaking up‚ and the British and French wanted to divide up the empires former land for their own respective economic gains. Russia was to be involved too‚ but they were later excluded. This was the Sykes Picot agreement. It was done in secret between the three countries of Britain‚ France and Russia. As previously stated the British and French wanted control in the region for economic

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