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…college students. Campuses revolted throughout the sixties against the Vietnam War and protested for civil rights, but then calmed down by the early seventies (Chalmers 68-69). It wasn’t just the college campuses that revolted and rioted though. Riots were…

…at a very young age. His father was a policeman and his cousin who was a Vietnam vet killed his wife in front of Richard when he was 12 years old. This same cousin taught Richard “jungle warfare,” how to effective kill with a gun or knife. He became his crime…

…the Soviet Union. These hot wars in Korea and again in Vietnam. Both of these wars resulted from the United States trying to contain Communism from spreading throughout the world. (17) Thus, all of the United States’ ! political actions further contributed…

…and imperialism, but in the long run has overcome these threats. The most damage to Buddhism was done in Tibet, where the Chinese Communist occupation almost wiped out the spiritual and cultural basis of Tibetan culture. In Japan, Korea, Vietnam, Nepal and Mongolia…

…Airlift was about to become one of the most brilliant American achievements of the postwar era, strongly affecting…the whole course of the Cold War…”(McCullough 631). From Korea, to Vietnam, Hungary, Cuba, China, Afghanistan, back to Germany and the Soviet…

…, in Vietnam... black men fighting against white men for freedom.” (Cleage, 6). To Malcolm the black man in America was the proletariat or exploited class. Internationally the black, brown, yellow, or red man was the subject of Caucasian’s imperialism…

…and is now served in high-class restaurants around the United States. In countries like Italy, Vietnam, Jamaica, Mexico, Lebanon, Turkey, and Java, shark has been served for centuries. Some restaurants find dogfish, a small shark that lives on the bottom…

…civilization further sets in with the Depression, Naziism, Stalinist terror, use of the atomic bomb, the Cold War and Vietnam, just to cite some examples.(Fromm, p.259) Big Brother has become the term for overreaching authority. This name has been applied to Hitler…

…the learning disabled, a transit landscaper, a retired Sears employee, a Vietnam war veteran, a computer technician, a nurse, a maintenance worker, a government housing property manager, a restaurant employee, an engineer, and a computer programmer. The Unabomber…