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Terrorism: The act of indiscriminately killing or harming of innocent civilians for any reason inside or outside of war.

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Wahabbism (Image from Worlds Together, Worlds Apart)

Wahabbism is a movement unintentionally created by Muhammad ibn 'Abd al-Wahhab. Wahabbism srpead quite rapidly and believed in the notion of fallowing the Koran in it's literal sense. People who did not practice this were seen as heathens and enemies. You either joined Wahabbism or were terminated for your actions of refusing. This movement was suppressed by the Egyptians under the orders of the Ottoman Sultan but was never fully extinguished

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The Terror (https://library-artstor-org.library.cocc.edu/#/asset/ARMNIG_10313469814)

The Terror is a point in the French Revolutionary War where Public executions started to take place. A group called the Jacobins wanted to extend the Revolution beyond the French border. They amassed a tremendous 800,000 soldier army and purged the country of any internal enemies. Jacobsin leaders over saw about 40,000 executions during the span of the Revolution. This is blatant Terrorist activity, executing thousands of people instead of using other means like imprisonment.

(Worlds together Worlds Apart)

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Industrial Revolution, Increased

Colonization (https://library-artstor-org.library.cocc.edu/#/asset/ARTSTOR_103_41822000848281)

The Industrial Revolution sparked a new way of living. It made producing goods cheaper, faster and more reliably. It also started the manufacturing of new goods. This made the Strong Stronger and the Weak unable to fight back. The British and the French wanted to expand and did so without much trouble, setting up in India, Africa and the Middle East. The countries affected by this occupation would slowly grow restless for independence.

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Anglo-Boer War

The Anglo-Boer War was a conflict fought between the British and the Afrikaners over anti colonialism. The British quickly wanted to separate the insurgency from the Civilian population and demoralize them with Concentration camps.

155,000 people including women and children. The British also threw people in that they feared would side with anti colonial views. This blatant act of terrorism should not be forgotten nor excused.

(Worlds Together Worlds Apart)

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WW II and Unchecked acts of aggression. (https://www.zinnedproject.org/news/tdih/ethiopia-invaded/)

WW II is filled with catastrophes and acts of genocide. One is the act of forcing Spanish men into Labor jobs and even more into concentration camps. The bombing of London was also a civilian targeted attack which lasted almost a year. Italy also employed Poison gas, concentration camps and flame throwers in Ethiopia.

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Fanon

Algeria

Fanon was a heavy advocate for Violence and thought there was no other way to gain Independence from another country. He did not shy away from any sort of violence in his writing "In its bare reality... the last can be the first only after a murderous and decisive confrontation...". It seems he thought that peaceful protest were a waste of time and only physical conflict was the way for progress. This way of thinking definitely inspires some to only seek ways of violence for answers, including acts of terror. If your not with me, your my enemy.

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9/11

Start on the War on Terror

The September 11th attacks on the World Trade Center, the Pentagon, and the failed attack on the White House, is widely considered as the official start of the War on Terror. 2,996 civilians died unnecessarily and sparked a military operation that included acts of terror on both sides that went on for 2 decades.