The March on Washington in 1963 was one that was meant to bring attention to the injustice African-Americans faced in the United States. This march, attended by over 250,000 citizens, was hoping to bring about equality in the job search and freedom in general. At this event, Martin Luther King Jr. gave his famous "I Have a Dream" speech.
All of the speeches given that day and the protesting that ensued was all created in hopes that the US Congress would pass the Civil Rights Act. This act, would help to bring legal and political equality to African-Americans all over the United States. This would also help African-Americans from facing discrimination in the workplace and in the hiring process.
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From a personal point of view, Randolph Bourne was right in making the remark that "War is the health of the State. It automatically sets in motion . . . irreversible forces for conformity . . . [and] coercing . . . groups and individuals". First, he was right because war has been extending the power of states all over the world. War enhances states, and increases their wealth and power; on the other hand, war can also diminish states as well: enhancing and diminishing any state depends on the degree of health of war―either the war is healthy or not, or anything in between; secondly, during wars, states usually have greater control on the affairs of government and the people whom they rule over: in exercising control, states force or coerce people to conform to their ideas.
Taxes. After the French and Indian war ended, Britain was in huge debt and needed the money to owe to New France. King George III imposed heavy taxes on the American (British) colonists. The colonists revolted on taxes on paper, tea, etc. and what would be known as the American Revolution began on a Lexington battlefield in 1775.
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One of the key theological differences between Christianity and Judaism has to do with Jesus. While Christians believe that Jesus was/is the Messiah (the savior of people), Jews generally believe that Jesus was not the Messiah and that the Messiah has not come yet.