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A cultural icon and a cult of personality that lead the Indian revolution. Widely regarded as a great leader for his peaceful ways of protest. -
A nonviolent movement for independence from the British lead by people such as Nehru and Gandhi. This was a successful movement for independence.
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A protest lead by Ghandi. This was a peaceful boycott against the British -
A racist policy from the white government of South Africa. This policy oppressed many natives for a long time.
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Pass book laws were passed that forced non white africans to carry around these pass books everywhere they went. These laws were very rigid and unjust. -
In this time span there were many protests against the white government.
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20,000 women staged a march on the Union Buildings in Pretoria to protest against the proposed amendments to the Urban Areas Act. -
This massacre was committed by police trying to control a crowd of Africans burning their pass books. -
From 1960 to 1983, the apartheid government forcibly moved 3.5 million black South Africans in one of the largest mass removals of people in modern history.
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It was fought between Israel and a coalition of Arab states. This war was fought of disputes about Palestine. -
Fought between the Khmer rouge and the communist party. Many died in this war.
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Lead by the horrible leader Pol Pot the Khmer rouge unjustly killed many Cambodians. -
A series of events sometimes called the Muslim revolution that ended up with the Muslims overthrowing the dynasty.
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After over 20 years in prison as a political prisoner charged with intent to overthrow the government.