It's the sort of a line drawn on most of the maps. It can be between countries, cities-- almost anything that is not natural.
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Here are the matches:
<em>Young Americans for Freedom: </em>Conservative group in favor of the Vietnam War, lower taxes, and strong anti-communists.
This group was founded in 1960. It's an activist group with conservative views, matching the anti-communism, low taxes, and pro-war views.
<em>Students for a Democratic Society:</em> Advocated for "participatory democracy" and community involvement; anti-Vietnam war.
This group was also founded in 1960 but ended in 1974. It was another student activist group, and this one had views farther to the left.
<em>Free Speech Movement:</em> College students asserting their right to be heard and counted.
This was a major student protest in the mid-1960s concerning the rights of college students at the University of California, Berkeley.
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Oil fields. It was very well known that during the operation Desert Storm, when United States in 1991 fought the Iraqi Government as a result for the invasion to Kuwait, as the Iraqi troops withdrew, they set fire to many oild fields as a retailiation against the United States, possibly meaning by that that they were not willing to let the oil fall on their hands.
