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Was Martin Luther King's death the most influential factor in the escalation of violence within the black civil rights movement 1964-1975?
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yes, because he was makeing every thing right for black people well he was trying. yes, because he was makeing every thing right for black people well he was trying.
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What does the term non-violence mean in the Civil Rights movement?
Non- violence means to handle it with words and to handle by being peaceful. Sorry if this does not help you, but that's the best I can explain it. :)
His refusal to use or encourage violence in the Indian people resulted in?
worldwide attention to the Indian independence movement.
Why did Malcolm X want to become apart of the civil rights movement?
To show that violence is the key to end racism
Leader of the Indian independence movement?
Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi AKA Mahatma Gandhi
How did the labor movement evolve during this era?
During the 1840's labor movement in conjunstion with the industrialization of amerca. Passice resistance, picketing, mild disobedience, and voting. The radicalized part of the movement used violence and intimidation, and were a cross. Dr. King had to bear, as the these folks were a detriment to the civil rights movement.
When was Stop the Violence Movement created?
Stop the Violence Movement was created in 2008.
The N Vietnamese sneak attack on S Vietnam is referred to?
There was no surprise attack, simply an escalation of violence.
Which art movement was opposed to the violence of war?
Romanticism
What is foreshadowing of human violence?
Foreshadowing of human violence can include subtle hints or clues in a story that hint at future violent actions or conflicts involving characters. This can be conveyed through character behavior, dialogue, or recurring motifs that suggest a potential escalation of violence in the narrative. Foreshadowing can create suspense and tension in the story, preparing the audience for the eventual outbreak of violence.
Why did world wa1 start?
There were a few different reasons that started World War I. The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife in Sarajevo, and the escalation of violence in Bosnia were two contributing factors.
How does the momentum of the lynch mob get stalled?
The momentum of a lynch mob can be stalled by intervention from law enforcement, community leaders, or influential individuals who can calm the situation and discourage further violence. Additionally, if cooler heads prevail and manage to redirect the mob's energy towards a peaceful resolution, it can also help to stop the momentum of the mob. Lastly, strategic communication and de-escalation tactics can be employed to diffuse the emotions driving the mob.
What endorses violence and dictatorship to achieve its aims as a nationlistic political movement?
fascism
What had a bigger affect on the unification of South Africa nationalism or the pan African movement?
I think it was the pan african movement because they fought with violence and that is an affect
Did Mohandas like nonviolence?
He did not just like it, he preached for it and even stopped a movement after violence was used.
What was Gandhi's method of protesting?
Peaceful protests. example: boycotting goods.Ghandi was a leading figure in the non-violence movement that swept India in the fight for Independence. He used a method called satyagraha which was resistance through mass movement using non-violence. The movie Ghandi is quite good and covers key periods in the movement.
Why was there a move to violence in the civil war movement?
I think you mean civil rights movement. There was nothing resembling a 'Civil War movement'. The South wanted to break away and form a separate nation.
If you have white privilege then why do you get treated like garbage from everyone in the domestic violence movement?
It may be that that your dated attitude (there is no "white privilege") has affected your understanding that there is no place ever for domestic violence.
