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…of the world's most underdeveloped countries to one of the greatest in industrialization. "Socialism in one country" was his policy, and it quickly became a ubiquitous law. Stalin ruled his country with fear and an atmosphere of terror was constantly present…

…Orleans. In 1865 or 1866, a secret white organization called the Ku Klux Klan was founded in Tennessee. Klan members wore white robes and hoods and draped white sheets over the horses. The Ku Klux Klan grew rapidly and spread terror across the South. Klan…

…are directed, controlled or financed by a foreign state, organization or their agents. As an example, a foreign government or group who interferes with the affairs of an ethnic community in Canada. c) Political Violence and Terrorism: Political…

…in trouble it shows his heroism. Also, after he slays Grendel and rules the kingdom the dragon shows up and terrorizes his kingdom. Showing the differences between the two religions. It really shows that without both the story lacked something…

…, or removed from dead animals. Although chemical and biological agents are easily available, it takes knowledge and planning to turn them into destructive weapons. Chemical weapons can be used against people through acts of terrorism. Anthrax is a common weapon…

…previous goals; to win the war on terrorism, and also to remove Saddam Hussein from power. Many believe that Bush will take action whether or not the UN and Congress give him their support. From another point of view, the American people will not support…

…presidency, constructed many unanticipated problems that may lead to the collapse of the American empire. <Tab/>Ubiquitous American military bases, along with the ongoing "war on terrorism," demanded muscular financial support. Although America…

…you really don't know what is going on right up until the end. Paul Hood is the main character; he is the head of Op-Center, the United States division that deals with information sharing with Allis countries to stop terrorism. He is going through…

…impression of story in our mind. Jane Eyre is an interesting story for me, because all the time it held me to see what will happen next in the story. For example, in the beginning it held me to see that how will Jane escape from her aunt's terror. Later on I…

…on terrorism, focus on the domestic front of the war and homeland security, and discuss the economy. They predicted that he would mention North Korea, Iran, and Iraq when on the topic of the ongoing fight against terrorism, which he did. They also pointed out…