Japan took advantage of China's inner turmoil and annexed "Manchuria", which was an action that was widely condemned by many western nations and lasted all the way until the end of World War II.
Early in 1616, Galileo<span> was accused of being a </span>heretic<span>, a person who opposed Church teachings. </span>Heresy<span> was a crime for which people were sometimes sentenced to death. </span>Galileo<span> was cleared of charges of </span>heresy<span>, but was told that he should no longer publicly state his belief that Earth moved around the Sun</span>
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This infamous leader of Libya who was well known for harboring those accused of the 1988 downing Pan Am 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland, and was ousted from power and killed in the Arab Spring of 2011 was Muammar Gaddafi.
He was a controversial leader that permanently had accusations o violent and terrorist attacks. In the case of Pan Am flight 103, the accident happened on December 21, 1988, on its route from Frankfurt, Germany to Detroit, Michigan. When flying over England, a bomb exploded, killing 243 people. Parts of the plane crashed in Lockerbie, Scotland.
Muammar Gaddafi was a dictator that imposed fear in Lybia and other places in the Middle East. He was accused of financing terrorist groups, bein despotically, and never respected human rights.
Congress could not agree on a location for the rail line.
PTSD and heroin/opium addiction. PTSD from the bombs and drug addiction from the pain killers the government would hand out to the soldiers like candy. Also the public hated them because this was the first televised war and the hippie movement/anti-war group was getting popular.
