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krok68 [10]
3 years ago
6

"DIVERSE GROUPS AND CLASSES PARTICIPATED IN THE FREEDOM MOVEMENTS WITH VARIED ASPIRATIONS" JUSTIFY THE STATEMENT.

History
1 answer:
elena-s [515]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Throughout history, there have been pockets of rebellion by groups of people all seeking for freedom or better treatment from either their government, governments of other countries.

From the Chicago Movement organised by Martin Luther King who demanded better treatment of blacks in America (and other parts of the world) and an end to segregation to the Mahatma Gandhi led Indian push for freedom to the LGBTQ+ community seeking inclusion and an end to homophobia, all these freedom movements all want one thing: freedom.

While they all want freedom, their demands have all been different in some ways. Some want freedom from colonial masters, others want an end to racial segregation, others want better treatment while others want acceptance.



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