False. The origins of this slogan come from a World Trade Organization protest in Seattle, Washington, this protest was also known as, "The Battle in Seattle". The movement attempts to increase awareness of worker rights, while diminishing the the importance of globalization and capitalism. As such, Republicans, who are traditionally capitalists, would not use this phrase.
<em>The statement "no globalization without representation" was the rallying cry of congressional Republicans is </em><u><em>false.
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That rallying cry has its origins in the Seattle World Trade Organization mobilization held in Seattle, on November 30, 1999. The protest was also known as the “Battle of Seattle”. This protest had many marches from November 28 through December 3 during the World Trade Organization Ministerial Conference held at the Washington State Convention Center. Among the participants of the protest were activist groups, labor unions, nongovernmental organizations, and student groups from different parts of the country.
France was on the verge of a general election and would not act without Britain’s support. Britain felt that the Treaty of Versailles was unfair and harsh on Germany, so they decided not to tale any action. As a result of this, so did France.
The same can be said regarding domestic goods; they made fine luxury ... The first traders to sail down the West African coast were the Portuguese in the 15th century. ... The nature of slavery in West Africa before Europeans ... invented the cotton gin which made the production of cotton more profitable.
