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…of genocide which were organized by various governments, and both the main-line Protestant and Roman Catholic churches. Some Amish migrated to the United States, started in the early 18th century. As a result of William Penn's "holy experiment" in religious…

…be genocide of t! hose causing conflict. This means calls for an exponential amount of what the ends is trying to prevent. Machiavelli's Prince is political brilliance intertwined with ruthlessness…

…be certainly different; the genocide committed against Native Americans would have never occurred and great civilizations with brilliant cultures would still be practicing their rites and traditions. Maybe they could have been the ones that conquered Europe…

…Auschwitz was and still is one of the most highly known concentration camps of the holocaust. The Auschwitz complex was the site of scientifically and efficiently executed genocide during W.W.II. The camp is commonly applied to the complex of death…

…. All 124 defenders of the Confederate flag who debate with flag opponents on the American History Forum express and intolerance for equating the Nazi flag with the Confederate’s. Adolf Hitler’s “Final Solution” was extermination and genocide; slavery…

…supplies us with clean fresh oxgen for which we breath and for which keeps our atmosphere protected. We have damaged the old growth forrest in recent years by the wholesale slaughter, a genocide if you will of vast proportions, of the essence of the ecology…

…the Kosovo’s in their rebellion. If this conflict is like all of the rest why did America not step into other conflicts when there was a military force committing a larger genocide? These small civil conflicts are just like our civil war. Why did Britain…

…genocide because individuals will be ending their life continuously on the basis of their own reasoning that they no longer retain a tolerable quality of life. However, where does the individual draw the line? Clearly, there is no distinct line, indicating…

…policy begun by Columbus and disease brought by the Spaniards resulted in genocide-the mass deaths of the kindly, peaceful Taino people. In 1492, the population was estimated at two hundred and fifty thousand. By 1538, only five hundred Taino people were…

…the 19th century, nearly 300 years after the revolution had begun. The period of transition, understandably, was filled with violence and reigns of terror, and acts of genocide and exploitation were carried out in the names of both change and permanence. Today…