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…Palestine. Thus the Jewish immigration in Palestine soared dramatically during World War II and thus escalated the conflict between Arabs and whom they perceived to be invading Jews. Bitter fighting erupted between the two and the British, unable to restore…

…, after equally amazing appearances on American television, the same phenomenon erupted in the United States and provoked a so-called British Invasion of Beatles imitators from the United Kingdom. Beatlemania was something new. Never before had there been…

…Empire for the origin of religions that thrive even today, such as the Jewish religion and Christianity. Another monumentous event that occurred at this time was the erupt! ing of Mount Vesuvus in 79CE. As a result of the volcano erupting, the wonderfully…

…between them and that have little to do with Stella. Things come to a head so quickly that it is as if tensions have been bubbling beneath the surface to such an extent that they erupt immediately and Stella is out of the picture. As the last scene testifies…

…islands are formed by the eruption of volcanoes. There are parts of the world where this process is evident on a daily basis. One such area is the ring of fire in the Pacific Ocean. This is the boundary between the Pacific plate and several other plates…

…independence. Another far-reaching effect of World War I was the rise of nationalism in Africa under the impact of Western ideas and ¡§industrialisation.¡¨ Industrialisation also contributed to the eruption of World War I. There were economic conflicts between…

…to the Pangea hypothesis, paleomagnetic data does support the theory of sea floor spreading which is one of the critical mechanisms of plate (continent) movement. In 1963, Fred Vine and Drummond Matthews proposed that as lava erupts at ‘spreading zones’ and travels…

…Detroit Riots Many civil disorders have erupted across the United States. Racial tensions were at a highpoint in the 1960’s with riots and looting throughout the major cities in the United States. This was not such a problem in the rural areas…

…rapidly with the development of class-consciousness. Infuriated by the exploitation of colonialism, a rise in the spirit of nationalism was triggered among Africans. In 1945 and 1948 peasant revolts erupted in Uganda, and later, in 1952, Mau Mau occurred…

…the context of this poem. August of 1968 was one of the most turbulent times in the United States as far as the civil rights movement is concerned. Earlier in the year, Martin Luther King had been assassinated, and race riots were erupting around the country…