John greatly did, with all his anti-war efforts after the breakup ( I recommend watching The U.S. vs. John Lennon for more on that). George did as well, to a lesser extent, with his Concert for Bangladesh. Ringo, as a solo artist, sung a song or two about peace, and Paul's recently (as in the last 20 years) gone into vegetarianism and animal rights. As a whole, The Beatles themselves did little, besides songs such as "All You Need is Love" and "Revolution", which were both written by John.
The name "Beatles" stood for both the insect, and the beat of their music. The name was inspired in part by Buddy Holly's Crickets. The band themselves stood for peace, love and understanding.
the Beatles simply believed in peace love and true hapiness, dude. There's really not that much more to it.
the Beatles performed all over the world.
No. AIDS was not recognized as a disease until 1981, long after they had broken up.
The Beatles are one of (if not THE most) popular band in the world. I've never heard of Take That
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the promoted world peace by making a return to normalcy
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they go to churches and say, you should do peace because its good for the world the end
John Lennon really talks about it in the future, but the Beatles band has a lot of songs about peace and love
does hindus promote peace
The name "Beatles" stood for both the insect, and the beat of their music. The name was inspired in part by Buddy Holly's Crickets. The band themselves stood for peace, love and understanding.
The International Day Of Peace (World Peace Day) is celebrated on the 21st Of September every year. It is used to promote the absence of war and violence.