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Civil Rights Movement
Civil Rights Movement
Introduction
The Civil Rights Movement in America was a prolonged and non-violent struggle, to extend the full access to civil rights and equality before the law to the groups such as African American citizens that do not have the access before. There have been numerous movements ...
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WILLIAM C WESTMORELAND
William C Westmoreland
William C. Westmoreland
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William Childs Westmoreland was born on 26 March 1914 in the County of Spartanburg, South Carolina (USA) and died on 18 July 2005 in Charleston, South Carolina, was a general American of the U.S. Army who went famous as commander of U.S. military operations ...
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Bergen-Belsen
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Bergen-Belsen
Introduction
Bergen-Belsen was a Nazi concentration camp in the land of Lower Saxony, situated a mile from the village of Belsen, and a few miles to the south-west of Bergen. Geographically, the place called Bergen-Belsen is now non-existent. It was established in, May 1940, as Stalag ...
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Crisis of Argentina
Crisis of Argentina
Introduction
A large number of financial crisis are marketed in the nineteenth century. The attack of change rate mechanism (ERM) in 1992, the East Asian crisis in 1997, the crisis of Tequila in 1994, the default of Russia in 1998, and the devaluation crisis of Brazil ...
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Maoist Movement
Maoist Movement
The Maoist Internationalist Movement (MIM) is a clandestine political party with character Maoist, located primarily in the United States. The MIM considers himself a group of parties existing or emerging Maoist internationalist in the imperialist countries. The MIM came into existense in 1983. Its origin is ...
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Egyptian Mummies and the process of mummification
Egyptian Mummies and the process of Mummification
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The early Egyptians used to bury their loved ones in pits developed in the desert. The severe heat and the dryness of the pit dehydrated the dead bodies and created natural mummies. Later they started ...
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History of Canada
History of Canada
American Revolution
King George III assumed the British throne in 1760, after his grandfather, George II, died. In 1764 George III approved the enforcement of a series of Navigation Acts (the first of which had been on the books since the mid-17th century), which restricted some colonial ...
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History of Canada
History of Canada
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A vast confederation of ten provinces and three territories, Canada is the world's second largest country after Russia, with an even longer coastline - about 250,000 km [155,000 mi]. It is sparsely populated because it contains vast areas of virtually unoccupied mountains, cold forests, tundra and ...
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Fall of Roman Empire
The purpose of this study is to expand the boundaries of our knowledge by exploring some relevant facts and figures relating to the reasons behind the fall of Roman Empire. In this paper, the author will examine the merits and demerits of the migration of peoples in ...
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Partition of Africa
Today out of eleven and a half million square miles that Africa contains, there are only about one and a half still inappropriate by Europeans. It will be of interest to trace briefly the history of the colonization of Africa. Passing over the invasion of the Phoenicians, Carthaginians, ...