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- 4711: John Brown
- ... for several reasons. Firstly, its main industry was arms manufacturing. This, he reasoned would provide more than enough ammunition for the revolt to proceed successfully. Secondly the town had many government run buildings, such as an arsenal, armory, and a fire-engine house. The take-over of these key buildings ran flawlessly, with Brown s men easily over-powering the watchmen ...
- 4712: Spain
- ... the official language in the three communities Catalonia, Valencia, and Balearics. Catalan Speakers also live in the eastern fringe of Aragon, Andorra, southwestern France, and part of Sardinia. Catalonia's government promotes its official language both at home and in other countries. Religion is very important to most Spaniards. Many Spanish people are baptized, married and buried as members of the ...
- 4713: Quebec, The Province, The People, The History
- ... French-speaking residents of Quebec) made strong efforts to preserve their French heritage as well as to gain additional powers for the province, which led to conflicts with the national government that have yet to be fully resolved. This is apparent in the recent "Referendum" where theQuebecois tried to get Quebec special provincial concederations based on the fact the mass majority ...
- 4714: John Lennon
- ... in undertaking performance art pieces - bed-ins, happenings, full-page ads declaring "War Is Over!" - to spread their message of peace. During the early Seventies Lennon fought the U.S. government to avoid deportation - a campaign of harassment by Nixon-era conservatives that was overturned by the courts in 1975 - and came to love his adopted city of New York. Then ...
- 4715: Julias Caesar
- ... Republic. Others, admitting that he could be ruthless, insist that the Republic had already been destroyed. They maintain that to save the Roman world from chaos a new type of government had to be created. In fact, Caesar's reforms did stabilize the Mediterranean world. Among ancient military commanders, he may be second only to Alexander the Great.
- 4716: India
- ... well. At the same time, many new railroads and roads were built. New colleges, primarily for the British, were opened. Being under a lot of pressure, in 1909 the British Government allowed Indians to vote. However, it was required that Hindus could vote only for Hindus, Muslims for Muslims etc. Around 1885, Indian nationalism was loyal to the British. By the ...
- 4717: History of the Marshall Islands
- ... testing results. Marshall Islands officials started demanded billions and billions of dollars in compensation for all of the people and the land. They also started going to the U.S. government demanding they were purposely exposed to the radiation just so the U.S. could study the long term effects of radiation. In 1986 the Marshall Islands became self-governing because ...
- 4718: Ecuador
- ... The economic situation is not good and health problems are many. The per capita income for the year is only about $ 1,070. This is caused in part by the government which tried to stimulate growth by imposing strict budgets, devaluing the currency, and increasing taxation of the people. The currency of Ecuador, the sucre, is not very valuable. It takes ...
- 4719: Karl Marx 3
- ... has been used to shape the ideas of most European and Asian countries. The strength of the Proletariat has been due to the work of Marx. His ideals formed a government known as communism. Although he was never a rich man, his knowledge has been rich in importance for the struggle of the working class. Bibliography Mehring, F, Karl Marx, The ...
- 4720: Karl Marx 4
- ... at the University, Marx became involved in political activities and joined the staff of the Rheinische Zeitung, a democratic newspaper in Cologne, in 1942. The next year, however, the Prussian Government suppressed the paper, and Marx went to Paris, the European headquarters of radical movements. While in Paris, Marx met Proudhon, the leading French socialist thinker, Bakunin, the Russian anarchist, and ...
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