It's difficult to say for certain, which is often the case in Civil wars such as this. Both sides, Qaddafi and the rebels, had their pros and cons. Qaddafi sent military troops to wipe out protesters, which is certainly something bad, but on the other hand, he did manage to keep the peace among the individual tribes and elders of Libya. The rebels, on the other hand, fought for democracy, and to oust a tyrant, which Qaddafi surely was. They do, however, have a daunting task ahead of them: rebuilding Libya.
I believe we'll need to wait and see how they do before we can truly classify them as 'good'. But, I suppose for the sake of the question, I would say that, compared to Qaddafi, yes, the rebels were good.
What happen to the black panthers are they still around?
The black panthers still exist but aren't as active now that the civil rights movement of the past is over. There is a new black panther party that the original party does not condone and rejects. The new black panther party is a anti-Semitic and racist organization who hijacked the name and symbol of the original group.
Why were protest so important in the 1960s?
civil rights
One of the most infamous student protests occurred on 04 May 1970; the Kent State University shootings. Memorialized in Crosby, Stills, and Nash (rock n band), "Tin soldiers and Nixon's bombings...Four dead in Ohio..." voter registration drives desegregation of the South
What was the significance of the watts riots?
During the Watts riots themselves, the major change was that of goods changing hands: at least 290 houses and shops were looted. After the riots, a lot of recomendations were made, but most of them were not implemented.
A major change was that gradually the de facto housing segregation in Los Angeles disappeared, but that also happened in other cities and states in the last 4 to 5 decades and cannot clearly be attributed to the Watts riots. It might be said that the riots did bring home the message to the then predominantly white leadership that the days of officially tolerated racial discrimination (real or perceived) were over.
What changes took places in religion in Europe as a resulate of martin luthers protest?
Martin Luther created a tension in Europe that upset the status quo. He was able to create a dialogue that was not available before the 16th century.
What were people that worked during a strike called?
Conscientious, independent, non-union members, loyal
some people think he is a disinformation agent working for the NWO, i like the guy but like he says "dont just take my word, go and research yourself"... you can the same and that may help you draw your conclusion.
What was the response to the 1967 Detroit riot?
It sent army troops to help state police stop the violence.
To protest a will, you will have to get a lawyer. The lawyer will then file the necessary papers in court. The matter will have to go in front of a mediator or a judge.
Why did many Americans protest Jay's Treaty?
They did not Love it....... They Hated what they said in the treaty. Jay wasnt right for WHATEVER he said.
What were the riots against Jews called?
If you mean when Hitlers dictatorship then it's called 'The Holocaust'.
Which working conditions caused workers to protest?
Workers protested against dangerous working conditions, long hours, low pay, little or no benefits, short or no lunch breaks or breaks of any kind, etc.
What does the saying all for one and one for all mean?
"All for one" means that the group supports each of it's individual members, so if one was in need all of the group would come to his/her aid. "One for all" means that the individual is for the group more than they are for his/her self, such that they put the needs of the group, etc above their own.
Who was the civil rights leader who fought through nonviolent action?
Martin Luther King, Mahatma Gandhi