Who was king after the reign of terror?
Nobody. In 1793 the French Revolutionaries had executed King Louis XVI and his wife Queen Marie Antoinette, and therewith had executed the French monarchy. The plan of the revolutionists was to be free of monarchs whom they called tyrants.
After the reign of terror, after the whole revolution, eventually Napoleon Bonaparte committed a coupe and pronounced France an Empire with himself as Emperor.
The monarchy as it was, with the old regime, was never restored again. Only in name there were Kings after Napoleon, but they had no reigning power.
What are the effects of the Reign of Terror?
the Reign of Terror was a period of the French Revolution where its leaders, especially Maximillian Robespierre, executed many people accused of being against the revolution. It ended when Robespierre himself was executed.
a response to the instability in France.
How did Osama bin Laden become a terrorist?
terrorism was around long before he was
That is true but he is the only one that every country in the world has a man hunt for.
Lol
Does Osama Bin Laden have cancer?
No. He died on the 2nd of May 2011. He was killed by a special forces unit. There are lots of stories about his health and possible problems he had, but we cannot be sure as to what he had. So he may have had a form of cancer.
One of the sad parts of life is that no one lives for ever. There is a time when each of us is going to die. Sometimes it's sudden and unexpected, like in an accident, or sometimes it's a thing we can see happening, slowly, like a grandparent who is getting older and more feeble as the days go on.
People die suddenly, when they seem fine the day before. They get heart attacks, or strokes, or other things that are quite hard to explain or to understand.
It's especially hard for young people to lose their father or their mother, someone you have been relying on, someone that you never thought would die.
You need to get comfort from your father and anyone else in your family. Remember they will be missing her too. Talk about how you miss her, and remember all the good things she did.
Why has terrorism became a global issue?
In the 21st century, most of the countries face different kinds of external and internal problems. But the most devastating problem which the whole world faces today is "terrorism". In the last two decades terrorism has become such a big problem that it cannot be solved unless one delves into its origin.
Is Hitler worse than the taliban?
YES, the Nazis are worse. The Taliban were known for being locally repressive towards the entire population in a backwards way. The Nazis were known for segregating the population into groups, treating the majority well and then proceeding to massacre the minority. They founded an empire based on constant belligerence and used modern, industrial power to create a war machine that killed more civilians and more soldiers than any other war in history.
What was the region of terror and who was safe?
There is no such thing as "the Region of Terror". If, perhaps, you meant to write "the Reign of Terror", please see below.
During the french revolution, revolutionary fever was rising higher and higher. With the monarchy and its governemnt in moral and financial collapse, the service also collapsed which added to the chaos. Mobs began to form, for there was no restraint on what they could or couldn't do because of the service of the government. The king and Assembly would not united for they both held each other suspicious. The king was persuaded to take some of his guards and put them on the streets of Paris to show strength and power. But the workers and craftsmen seized every weapon they could find and attacked.
Why did Timothy McVeigh bomb the Oklahoma City federal building?
At the trial of Timothy McVeigh, the US Government asserted that McVeigh's motivation for the attack was to avenge the deaths two years earlier of Branch Davidians near Waco, Texas, whom he believed had been murdered by agents of the federal government.
By his own admission, he was seeking to punish the US Government for their actions at Waco and Ruby Ridge. Oklahoma City was viewed as the American Heartland, the Muir Building housed the ATF and DEA offices, lacked physical security, was built adjacent to the street which provided proximity for his truck bomb to be effective and would minimize civilian deaths. His plan had paid little attention to the presence of a children's nursery (or he may have valued it as a psychological benefit). Because he had personally scouted out the building it is difficult to accept his statement that he did not know of the children's presence.
Answer 1
it depends on how you look at it.. because the citizens of Afghanistan were becoming like the people of the west. the taliban stepped in to bring back Islam to the country.
Answer 2
There is no way the Taliban can be considered "good". They were women haters. Girls were not allows to go to school. /women had to covered in black from head to toe, including covering their faces. Women could not leave the house without a male relative. Women could not work, even if there was no male member of the household to provide for them. Men had to wear their hair and beard to precise orders. Music and dancing was not allowed. No opposition was allowed. No freedom of speec,h press, assembly, etc. The Taliban were ruthless. Public hangings and stonings were common.
Men who join the Taliban are the worst of sadistic psychopaths. They enjoy violence, murder, and keep the population terrified. There is no Muslim country that wants the return of the Taliban.
Why did Robespierre believe the use of terror against his enemies was necessary?
Robespierre wanted more terror so he could influence the people of France into agreeing with him. He wanted a republic.
What type of clothing is worn by members of the Taliban?
There is no special name of such clothes. Most of them wear Shalwaar, Kurta.
You cannot completely end terrorism, only hold it off. And even then, there really isn't any other way to hold off terrorism than to give the terrorists what they want, or make them go away by force. They will keep coming, though. Sad truth.
Where do terrorists get their weapons?
most terrorist weapons origenated in soviet russia like the kalasnikov ak47 or the rpg7 but many other countries have the right to make these weapons so its hard to name their main supplier china probbably plays a big part in this to.
Who led the Irish Republican Army during the Anglo-Irish war?
All of the founders of the Irish republican army are quite well known.
They were all shot for their involvement in the Easter rebellion.
Save for DeValera of course who was spared being an American citizen.
How did the rule of the Taliban end?
The US military armed the Northern Alliance and assorted warlords, supported them with arms and reconnaissance so they were able to kick the Taliban out of power and caused many of them to flee into Pakistan.
Why doesn't the Taliban want girls to be educated?
It is common Taliban law that women aren't allowed to do pretty much everything including working, wearing clothes that seem attractive, washing in streams or having their measurements taking by tailors.
The Unlawful use of force or violence against persons or property to intimidate or coerce a government or civilian population, or any segment thereof, in furtherance of political or social objectives.
Terrorism is not new, and even though it has been used since the beginning of recorded history it can be relatively hard to define. Terrorism has been described variously as both a tactic and strategy; a crime and a holy duty; a justified reaction to oppression and an inexcusable abomination. Obviously, a lot depends on whose point of view is being represented. Terrorism has often been an effective tactic for the weaker side in a conflict. As an asymmetric form of conflict, it confers coercive power with many of the advantages of military force at a fraction of the cost. Due to the secretive nature and small size of terrorist organizations, they often offer opponents no clear organization to defend against or to deter. After 9/11, The US Judge Advocate General's office added to the various legal definitions of "terrorist", the need for the accused to be operating out of uniform of the military organization of which he was a member. This in turn raised the issue of, what constitutes a legal military -- something not problematical in the US, Europe, etc. but very difficult in monarchies where many people in the royal family are entitled to their own military retinue. It was further noted that all special operations units (who understandably resent being called terrorists) tend to occassionally operate out of uniform. As such, there is no solid, legal definition of the term that I can find at this time. Terrorism is something which is basically used to justify the oppressors actions against the oppressed
What is Transnational terrorism?
Carried out by international non-governmental groups
Al-Qaeda is the most famous example
Are there lot of terrorism in Poland?
For the citizens of Poland the terrorism in their country doesn't exist. There is no groups of radical Islamists or nationalists. If the cases of the terrorism exists in Poland they are kept under wraps by government.
Why does the Taliban hate women?
You can't claim that Taliban hate women. It is the practice and tradition in Afghanistan for woman not to work and not to go for high level education. These local traditions were the same in many countries, even in Europe, some centuries ago. The Afghan people should be allowed enough time to go through the natural cycle of development rather than causing country long suffering of extensive wars.
What type of group is the taliban?
Al Qaeda is a terrorist group that was led by the now killed Osama bin Laden. Al Qaeda is responsible for the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon Building. Osama bin Laden was assassinated by U.S. troops before 9-11-11, which would be the 10th anniversary and another attack.