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I'm going to research about Women's suffrage parade because the women risked getting abused to get their rights a women.

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What I learned was about Gandhi and the salt march was he tried to fight to show everyone is the same.

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I learned about Gandhi & the Salt March

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Women were fighting for the same rights as men because They wanted to be rated the same. They wanted social status, political status, and economic status. they have the right to have all these things. After the 19th amendment, women got the right to vote.

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on Sep 8th,1965 Grape farm workers in Delano, California, went on strike, it led to nationwide farm workers movement & an international Boycott of grapes.

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I learned about the John Brown & The abolitionist movement. John Brown worked for the underground rail road so he was a big deal already but he terrorized the whites in the south because he wanted them to free the slaves, but that obviously didn't happen and he got himself and most of his team killed for trying to do what it seemed like a good thing but nothing changed at all.

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Migrant laborers were poorly paid, Chavez helped them by boycotting and tried to help migrant workers finding houses, food, medical care, legal aid. following Gandi's way of protesting (peaceful)

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women's suffrage parade, what i found interesting was Alice Paul said that the police attacking the women was the best thing to happen at the parade, my question is why police interfering in a negative way "the best thing"

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i learned on the ' gahndi and salt march ' that , india won its independence in 1947 .

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we all died because we all ugly

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The women's suffrage struggle is a collective effort that spanned many decades , but the audacity and relentlessness of Alice Paul and her troops helped the movement get over the finish line and secrue passage of 19th amendment ;etc....

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I learned about the Women's Suffrage Parade and how much of the male public including the police reacted violently and brutally to Alice Paul and her womens' protests.

I learned about Ghandi's Salt March and about how much work it took to create a change though it eventually did happen.

I learned about MLK's March on Washington and how many people and activist/civil rights groups came together to protest for both employment and civil rights.

I can't think of any good questions for these things.

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Ghandhi protested against the injustice after seeing how white south african's and other dark-skinned people were getting treated like second-class people,then her started to foucus on freeing inda from britains oppressive coloinal

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I learned that in 1920 women in the united states won the right to vote. One question I had was why were women offended ?

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One topic I learned about was the Bus Boycott, I learned that blacks created "taxicab" so that blacks can take taxis instead of taking buses, and some white people used violence to frighten blacks.

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Gandhi started to organized a nonviolent group of people before the march even happened and while he was walking with his people, more people started to join the salt march.

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In "Gandhi & the Salt March" I learned that Gandhi learned his peaceful techniques whilst in South Africa from a book called Bhagavad Gita".

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i learned that about 250,000 people  were standing  for there human rights not only that it was one of the most biggest protest ever in us history.
about a year after (1964) segregation in the us was gone this was a very powerful protest

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I learned that over 250,000 people from all over the world had went to Washington D.C to protest, i also learned that students marched in to bejing to protest

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The topic on Gandhi and the Salt march Gandhi organized non-non-violent protests and demanded rights for peasants and religious tolerance. Did Gandhi inspire more or less peaceful protests to happen?

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I learned that gahndi used nonviolence in his march and so did MLK jr ,  MLK jr was inspired by gahndi with the nonviolencd march. anddd that indians followed by gahndi made their own salt and got arrested for it which makes no sense its just salt.

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Today I learned about a white man named John Brown who fought racist white people in the south. He fought for the rights and lives of black slaves.

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Today I learned that "Mahatma" Ghandi lead a salt march over 240 miles, because he wanted to peacefully protest about the salt taxes that the British controlled them over. So Ghandi lead his followers to the sea, and they broke the law but non-violently, and made salt. Ghandi believed in non-violent protests and that love was better than violence. SO in 1947 India won independence because of Ghandi's acts of protest.

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Cesar Chavez and Delano Grape Boycott video and reading I learned that workers in America traveled farm to farm to handpick whatever crop was in the season like, lettuce,strawberries, peas and more  , and it was hard for them because they were working in very harsh conditions and very low pay.

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I learned about the Mandela protests, the MLK Washington protests and the the anti-Vietnam war protests.

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Based on the video women fought to the social political and economics status in the united states as men. My question was how was President Woodrow will son able to announce his own support for the women? how was he able to put that in sentences and expalian why or how we able to? wasint it hard at the begginig for the soeech?

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I read about Gandhi and the Salt March, and how Gandhi believed nonviolent acts work better and are more persuasive than violent ones.

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I learned that during the WOMEN SUFRAGE PARADE the president was one of the people to agree with women.

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During the Women's Suffrage Parade the women's found their route but was barred by scores of men, some of them were visibly drunk. Soon, the hecklers were yelling at the suffragists, even shoving, hitting, and spitting at them while the police just stood idle or joined in the abuse. Why did the police just stand there or joined in the abuse if they were suppose to protect people.

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One topic that I found interesting was the storming of the Bastille. I found it interesting how the french celebrate a day where they basically had a mass prison break for only 7 prisoners. Something that I wanted to know is why they did this, because it is confusing and unusual.

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I learned that In the Tienanmen Square Protests, several Chinese students marched into Beijing's Tienanmen square to protest the government and demand democracy. This is almost like the same thing as Gandhi when the people marched with Gandhi to get the salt.

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I learned that the women's suffrage parade showed how women were treated, so they won the right to vote

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one topic i found interesting today was the women's suffrage parade because even though the men and police acted violently towards the women at the march, it brought awareness to how poorly women were being treated. another topic i found interesting was was the tinanmen square protests because the people protesting peacefully got shot up by the Chinese government for no reason

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During the Montgomery bus boycott the community blacks decided to make three demand of the city's leaders and the bus company. What is so wrong about some one's skin color and how they look?

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Women's suffrage parade.
women wanted the same social,political and economic status as men,  the march was not a peaceful protest,   why weren't the police helping the women, while people were trying and getting to hurt them?

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In the Gandhi & the Salt March Gandhi became famous for doing a non violent protest and he demanded rights for peasants and religious toleration. Why did they put Gandhi in jail if it was a peaceful protest ?

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The Tiananmen Square Protests included millions of people who thought the Chinese Government was unfair, and were fighting for democracy. The Chinese leaders ordered their military to hurt the peaceful protesters by injuring them and even killing some of them. I wonder why China's leaders felt they had to hurt them to get the protesters out.

The Boston tea party won nothing because after they dumped the tea in the water, they made the laws worse because British created the Intolderable Acts law.

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something that I found interesting that 60,000 thousand people went to jail because they broke a British law in the Gandhi article.

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During the women´s suffrage parade they wanted their rights and they claim it was the best thing that has happened to them. Why was is the best that has happened to them?

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During the grape boycott, grape farmers in Delano, California went on strike and it led to a nationwide farm-workers movement aas well as an international boycott of grapes, but Cesar Chavez eventually won health car and access to clinics for 50,000 workers.

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I learned that Ghandi walked 240 Miles and it took 23 days

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During the Cesar Chavez and Delano Grape Boycott I learned that Cesar had staged a nationwide boycott of California grapes as a way to get bineyard owners to change their working condition and pay scales. One question I had was what would life in Delano be like if Cesar and Larryb never achieved health care, housing, food, and legal aid for migrant workers?

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During Gandhi & the Salt March he studied to help people to learn to fight the evil with love. Why did Gandhi think fighting peacefully was the answer? During the Women;s Suffrage Parade Alice Paul was placed in solitary confinement and beat for causing something at the white house.

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I found interesting the Women's Suffrage Parade and I learned that the Parade was led by Alice Paul the was held in March 3 1913. My question was, Is Alice Paul fighting for women's rights or just her race's rights?

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i learned that  CVS is a good place and jump off plus its a nice place to shop like stop and shop ^O^

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I learned about Gahndi and the salt march and that Gahndi is a leader in practice of peaceful nonviolent protest. One of my questions were how many people marched?

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Demonstration in U.S history took place on August 28, 1963

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I learned that Gandhi studied the Bhagavad Gita, a Hindu book that teaches people to fight evil with love. why did Gandhi help other people that weren't from his own country?

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I researched about Gandhi and the salt march and i learned he led a 240 mile march to the sea to protest Britain's salt tax. I wonder how many people marched?

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In 1930 Gandhi and his followers lead a 240 mile march and lead other nonviolent stricks, boycotts and fasts. Why did Gandhi feel the need to stand up to the salt tax

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in September 8 1965 grape farmers in Delano ca protested for freedom and safer homes and insurgence and better pay

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The march on washington was organzied by activist for equal job rights for black people and i wondered why just because of color people couldnt share the same jobs.

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Alice Paul went through imprisionment,and beatings jus

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Gandhi became famous for adopting a spiritual, non material life and had been given the nickname "Mahatma". Why was his nick name Mahatma? and What does it mean?

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I learned that India won it's independence in 1947 and Gandhi's example of creating change through peaceful protests inspired millions of people around the world.

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I learned that in the Montgomery Bus Boycott black people asked for three things from the bus company: better treatment,s first serve policy, and for them to hire black drivers.
Why didn't the bus company give this to them?

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I picked to research MLK.JR and Gandhi. I learned that around 250,000 people around the country went to see MLK.JR and that movie stars, novelist and politicians attended the event. One question I have is was there any security? It seems a lot of people went so im guessing it was a free space so its not really safe. Since the kkk was still around at that time.

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- Salt march
- womans sufferage
- grape boycott
i learned that Gahndi and Ceaser Chevez both wanted non-violence protests and the woman sufferage in one of their protest actually got abused by the police officers.
one question i have is did any of the police officers get arrested for abusing the woman?

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Gandhi was born and raised in India, but developed a famous guiding principle called Ahimsa or Non-Violence for the salt March in 1930.
One question I have is why do the British always have control over others and love taxing other countries?

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the Tiananmen Square Protests were when Chinese students led a huge protest against the government in Tiananmen Square in April 1989. The protest lasted until May when the Chinese government suddenly brought in tanks to the Square. Government tried to erase it from history. If they tried to erase it how do we know about it?

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The womens suffrage parade where the hecklers spit,shoved and hit the hecklers.Some of the police jumped in with the abuse and some qoute the police jumping in was the best thing that could've ever happend to them

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I researched about the womens Suffrage parade get over the finish line and secure passage of the 19th Amendment, which gave women in all states the right to vote. also why did the womens have to fight for there rights?

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The Salt March lead by Mahatma Gandhi was "His most famous act of civil disobedience." It also "Sparked numerous other acts of civil disobedience across the country." The Salt March was a protest again the British tax on salt.

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In South Africa, Gandhi returned to India in 1915. He had become famous for adopting a spiritual, nonmaterial life and had been given the nickname "Mahatma," or Great Soul.

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the Women's suffrage parade, lead by Alice Paul, helped move the woman's rights movement along.

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I learned that during the suffrage parade men were blocking the parade and spitting and hitting the women. Who started the suffrage parade?

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my topic was the womens suffrage parade and i learned that in 1920 women just got the right to vote and my question was why couldnt they vote right from the jump

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During the bus boycott, the buses raised the prices for tickets from 10 cents to 45 cents but still managed to through bank ruptcey. Why did they raise the amount for tickets?

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womans suffering parade ,gandhi and the salt march,nelson Mandela  national day of protest i learned that during the womans suffering parade they were getting spit at shoved and were getting hit by man and some were even drunk .the police did nothing to stop it but they joined in why did the police not do their job and help the woman.?

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gandhi ig was a peaceful man his protest was actually for the better

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Many protesters risked their lives and homes while protesting over grapes.

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Mahatma gandhi was a powerful leader he was born and raised In India Mahatma was also Famous for the act of civil disobedience In 1930

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Hundreds of Women paraded down Washington Pennsylvania Avenue to earn rights to vote and their protest worked

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The 1 topic I reasearched was the boston tea party. I learned that 60 people dressed up as native americans and threw tea boxes in the water. they did that because they got mad by the way they were being taxed on the tea

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Something that I learned was, that the British didn't only take over America but also India and placed an unbarable tax for their salt.

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what i found interesting today was the montgomery bus boycott

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2 Topics I found interesting were MLK Jr. and the March, and Nelson Mandela's fight to end Apartheid. I learned that the march itself didn't fix anything. But instead it brought people and organizations together. Nelson Mandela made peoples racist laws into a learning point.

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What I found intresting was the Gandhi Salt March. I learned that in 1947 India won its independence, and the march inspired millions. One question I have is, did some kids/teens participate?

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In the Cesar Chavez & Delano grape boycott that started setp 8, 1965 it help workers from the phillapeans and mexico get better home better wareges and better care form the goverment.

How many workers did this help?

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I research about Cesar Chavez he is the best. He walk a lot of people he was just like MLK that he had a dream. MLK & Chavez believed that change through nonviolence

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In the Women's Suffrage Parade I learned that Alice Paul didn't take no for an answer. She kept pushing till women got right's even if that meant that she was abused by intoxicated men and police.

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One topic that I researched today was MLK Jr. and the March on Washington. Learned that a lot of famous people were there, like Movie stars, Novelists and politicians. And it was the single largest demonstration in US history. 250,00 people came, and it was said "It was a day to remember" . It captured the nations attention, and it was the high water mark of the civil rights movement.

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I researched about the Moungomery bus boycott and how Rosa Parks did not give up her set on December 1st 1955

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In 1952 Nelson Mandela was elected as national volunteer-in chief of the campaign for the Defiance of Unjust Laws.
Question: What was the point of the apartheid laws?