The Haymarket incident, Haymarket massacre or Haymarket revolt was a historical event that took place in Haymarket Square (Chicago, United States) on May 4, 1886 and that was the high point of a series of protests that from the 1st of May had occurred in support of the striking workers, to claim the 8-hour workday. During a peaceful demonstration an unknown person threw a bomb at the police trying to dissolve the act violently. This led to a trial, years later described as illegitimate and deliberately malicious, towards eight anarcho-communist and anarcho-communist workers, where five of them were sentenced to death (one of them committed suicide before being executed) and three were detained. They were called Martyrs of Chicago by the workers movement.
On June 21, 1886, the case against 31 officials began, and the number was reduced to eight. Although the trial was at all times a farce and was held without respecting any procedural rule, the yellow press held the guilt of all the accused and the need to hang foreigners. Although nothing could be proved against him, the eight of Chicago were found guilty, accused of being enemies of society and the established order. Three of them were sentenced to prison and five to the gallows.
Therefore we can say that the trial and sentencing had as its primary objective, to finish or disarm the nascent labor movement.
According to the Bible we should avoid
2.Being greedy
4.Being stubborn
5. being nasty
7. Debt
The ten Commandments of God, given by God through <u>Moses</u> on Mount Sinai /<em>Exodus 34, 28/ </em> to the Israeli people after they left Egypt: commandments of love for God and for the fellows and good will. The Commandments show us the path of a free life away from sin.
Here I give you some examples with the Commandments and the things we should avoid: how you can link the options you wrote with them
1. You shall have no other gods before Me.
(being stubborn)
2. You shall make no idols.
3. You shall not take the name of the Lord your God in vain.
4. Keep the Sabbath day holy.
5. Honor your father and your mother. (being stubborn)
6. You shall not murder.
7. You shall not commit adultery.
(being nasty)
8. You shall not steal. (being greedy & debt)
9. You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor.
10. You shall not covet. (being greedy)
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It comes from the Greek word, arkhein (to rule) , arhko (I rule), arkhe (rule). -arium is a suffix from Latin, and is used to form nouns usually stating a place. -cide is a suffix with two related meanings.. I hope this has helped
