'Violent resistance' diaporamas de présentation

CHAPTER 21 CIVIL RIGHTS

CHAPTER 21 CIVIL RIGHTS. Civil Rights Movement 1954-1968. The Murder of Emmett Till (Will fuel the Civil Rights Movement). Ended segregation in schools (Effect = white resistance in South). Brown v. Board of Education (1954). Little Rock Nine integrate Little Rock Central High School 1957.

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Unit 14 Cold War, Civil Rights, and Vietnam

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DO NOW : Describe what you see in the picture to the right. How do you think the Europeans viewed the Indians? Why?

DO NOW : Describe what you see in the picture to the right. How do you think the Europeans viewed the Indians? Why? How do you think the Indians viewed the Europeans? Why?. Review: WHII.11: Describe the causes of 19 th century European Imperialism.

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Right Truth Humanity Understanding Communication Love

POWER. Right Truth Humanity Understanding Communication Love. Non-violent Resistance. Protests, rallies, sit-ins Boycotts Letter-writing, leaflets, etc Hunger strikes Civil Disobedience (breaking a law that one considers unfair in order to prove a point) . Violent Resistance.

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Taking on Segregation

Taking on Segregation. Chapter 21, Section 1 Notes. Objectives. Explain how legalized segregation deprived African Americans of their rights as citizens Summarize civil rights legal activity and the response to the Plessy and Brown cases

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Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. 1929-1968

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. 1929-1968. Atlanta 1929. Michael Luther King, Jr. was born on January 15 th to schoolteacher, Alberta King and Baptist minister, Michael Luther King residing at 501 Auburn Avenue. His father later changed both their names to Martin Luther King.

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Politics of India

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APOSTASY

APOSTASY. BACKSLIDING http://david.scacc.org jesussaves911@hotmail.com. Roman Catholicism. Sex Scandal.

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Industrialization & Imperialism

Industrialization & Imperialism. AGE OF IMPERIALISM What drove Imperialism? The spread of industrialization through out Europe drove the European nations to seek additional natural resources. European nations began to compete for lands rich in natural resources.

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History is CENTRAL

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Governance & Domination Definitions & Examples

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Bus Tour of Bangalore Today

Bus Tour of Bangalore Today. Place a picture of your country and a bus from Your country. Your City Bus Tour. Place a map and a picture of your city or region on this slide. Now take us on a tour of your city!!!!. You must insert pictures and a text box describing what we see.

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The Holocaust Majority of information presented from the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum

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Introduction to Non Violent Resistance a new psychological approach to problem behaviour

Introduction to Non Violent Resistance a new psychological approach to problem behaviour. Brighthelm Centre, Brighton Wednesday, 11 th February 2009. Dr Peter Jakob, Consultant Clinical Psychologist. Changing our Underlying Beliefs.

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How effective was the Civil Rights Movement in abolishing discrimination? 1950-1965

How effective was the Civil Rights Movement in abolishing discrimination? 1950-1965. The post-war era marked a period of unprecedented energy against the second class citizenship accorded to African Americans in many parts of the nation.

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Khudai Khidmatgars

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Imperialism In India

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Imperialism In India

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Gandhi Themes

Gandhi Themes. Non-Violent Resistance: A policy or practice of rejecting violence in favor of peaceful tactics as a means of gaining political objectives (civil disobedience, passive resistance) forcing change - making a point Protesting injustice - grassroots, comes from the people

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