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    Qishawi Topic: The violation of human rights in Syria Research question: What caused the Syrian uprising and what were the outcomes? How did human right activists come to the aid of those whom had their rights taken away? Revised Thesis Statement: The political repression‚ uneven economy‚ and religious influence caused by the Syrian government were major causes that led to the current Syrian uprising. The Syrian government directly used its power by taking violent actions at a zero tolerance level

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    Tet uprising was a major event in the Vietnam war. America was fighting North Vietnam‚ where communism was in use‚ in favor of South Vietnam to protect freedom as they vowed to do. America was a superpower with an excellent military and numerous supplies and weapons. In no way do they expect a loss. While America’s military tactics tended to be more on the offensive side‚ North Vietnam fought with strategy‚ only fighting when opportunity and surprise was on their side. During the Tet uprising‚ North

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    George Jackson Case

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    ATTICA STATE PRISON UPRISING SEPTEMBER 13‚ 1971 George Jackson the most famous political prisoner in the 70’s and leader of the Black Panther Party was incarcerated at San Quentin Prison in California. He was killed by the State on August 21‚ 1971. Because of this Attica inmates organized a hunger strike and wore black arm bands. George Jackson’s revolutionary writings in his book he had written “Soledad Brother” was passed from inmate to inmate inside Attica

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    were worse in the concentration camps. In contrast to common belief‚ not all Jews accepted such unreasonable and unequal treatments of the Nazis. Consequently‚ Jews resisted in various forms. Resistance by the Jews could be as simple as planning uprisings and escapes. They disguised themselves as Aryans (non-Jewish people). They organized secret schools and religious services‚ hid Jewish books‚ and wrote diaries about life and death. The effort to preserve their traditions was a kind of spiritual

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    Arab Spring in Syria

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    http://static.guim.co.uk/sys-images/Guardian/ Syria-uprising-007.jpg The Syrian Uprising President John F. Kennedy once said in a speech that “Those who make peaceful protest impossible will make violent revolution inevitable.” Nowhere is this more applicable than in the recent Syrian uprising‚ as what began as a people’s movement to bring a more democratically inclined government to Syria has escalated into a full scale violent uprising against the dictatorial government of President Bashar

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    hello he first purpose which was a position taken by Thomas Jefferson was the “a practical purpose”. The practical purpose was to protect people from thieves‚ bandits‚ Native Americans and slave uprisings. The second purpose was a position that was taken by Alexander Hamilton and James Madison which was known as th in emergencies. “ Security of free state” may similarly mean security of a free country. “The People” well this has changed drastically since the creation of the making of the constitution

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    Local uprisings starting on October 1911 led to the 1911 revolution The last emperor abdicated on February 12‚ 1912 Boxer Rebellion: Anti-imperialist uprising Occurred towards the end of the Qing dynasty Between 1899-1901 Initiated by the Militia United in Righteousness (Yihetuan)‚ or known in English as the “Boxers” Causes: Motivated by pro-nationalist sentiments and opposition to foreign imperialism and associated Christian missionary activity During the uprising there was a severe

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    James Finlays Attachment

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    INTRODUCTION My internship was conducted in James Finlay Kenya Limited. It is situated in Kericho. I was attached for duration of 12 weeks‚ that is‚ from 3rd May to 31st July 2010 COMPANY ADDRESS AND PHYSICAL LOCATION James Finlay (K) Limited P. O. Box 71 Kericho. Kericho 20200 Kericho 20155-9 Mobile No 0722202365/6 Kenya The company is located in Southern Rift valley‚ Kericho District‚ six kilometers eastwards from Kericho town. I was Offered a placement at finance Department (Leaf Tea accounts)

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    The Arab Spring

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    The Arab Spring Uprisings‚ revolts‚ and protests across the Arab world 2010 - present EFFECTS OF MANDATE SYSTEM What is the Arab Spring? • Arab Spring is the term popularly applied to the series of revolutionary activities that have swept the Middle East and North Africa since December 2010. • It has led to the overthrow of dictators‚ massive protests‚ and a general sense of civil unrest as countries have united for democratic change. •The largest protests have occurred on what are

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    and provese that the Arab spring refutes the clash of civilizations. “The Arab uprising is led by…all strata of the population‚ including non-Muslims…the Islamic Identity of the Arab world is‚ somehow‚ not in the limelight” (Kamali‚ 2012). Emphasies on human rights and human dignity‚ rather than Islamic identity‚ were is the focus in the uprisings. It was claimed that most of the activists and participants in the uprisings‚ without neglecting their native cultural identity‚ have been fighting for their

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