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What is the shining path?
the shining path used to be the communist party in peru.
Would shining a flashlight involve friction?
Shining a flashlight does not involve friction.
What is the motto of Shining Path?
Shining Path's motto is 'To combat and resist, the people's war'.
When was Shining Path founded?
in the 1960's
What does Sendero mean in English?
Path or track (As in "Sendero Luminoso," the "Shining Path")
Where is the shining path terrorist group located?
peru
Is there an episode of Shining Time Station where it does not involve a Thomas story?
No there is not
Was the shining path in Peru a civil war or revolution?
revolution
What are the five margins that involve both time and space that are important to your intended path or travel?
What are the five margins that involve both time and space that are important to your intended path of travel?
What is the shining path of MEXICO?
The "Shining Path" (Sendero Luminoso) is actually a Maoist guerrilla group in Peru, not Mexico. Founded in the late 1960s, it aimed to overthrow the Peruvian government and establish a communist state through violent means. The group gained notoriety in the 1980s and 1990s for its brutal tactics, including terrorism and mass killings. While Mexico has its own issues with drug cartels and violence, the Shining Path is specifically associated with Peruvian history.
Lord of the flies in describing the day what else is Golding describing?
golding is a symbol of sunlight shining down on the dark path.
How did the shining path affect Peru?
The Shining Path, a Maoist guerrilla group, had a profound impact on Peru during the 1980s and 1990s, leading to widespread violence and instability. Their campaign of terror resulted in tens of thousands of deaths, displacements, and significant disruption to rural and urban communities. The group's activities also prompted a harsh government response, which included human rights abuses. Ultimately, while the Shining Path was largely weakened by the late 1990s, its legacy still influences Peru's socio-political landscape today.
