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The Arab-Israeli conflicts are a series of conflicts taking place in the 20th to the 21st century. Despite there being tensions between these two groups for centuries, tension reached a new level once it was decided that the British Mandate of Palestine would be separated to make a separate state for people of Jewish background which many Arabs disagreed with.

Its impact on world history is monumental is outlines the dismantled relationships between these two ethnic groups. And can be traced back to the Ottoman Empire due to many Arabs viewing Jewish settlers as European. It is a point that the tensions existed and prevailed.

The Arab-Israeli conflicts are important because it very correlated to our modern world issues with Palestine and Israel are currently in conflict due to the 181 UN resolution. This affects the modern landscape due to the fact Israel is attacking Palestine with unequal military forces as well.

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The Quebec Sovereignty Movement was a political movement in which Quebec was trying to gain Independence from Canada. Up until the 90’s, Quebec was a French colony before being conquered and owned by the British Empire. Moving forward in the early 90’s, Canada basically asked the public (voters) if Quebec should become sovereign and independent under a Canadian agreement, thus allowing them to gain freedom.

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it was initially a french colony after a frenxh explorer landed there and claumed the land, and after the seven years war, it got handed to great britain, then it became a part of canada. Quebec wanted to gain independence from this which was the whole reason for the movement. In 1995 they gained independence after basically too many years of fighting. Gaining independence opened lots of doors for the quebec people. This is a quote I found on it “It proposed to give the National Assembly the power to declare Quebec "sovereign", with the "exclusive power to pass all its laws, levy all its taxes and conclude all its treaties".

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-Cambodia was invaded by Vietnam in December 1978 to get rid of Pol Pot. Pol Pot was the leader of the Khmer Rouge, they conducted cross-boarder raids in Vietnam, burnt down villages and killed innocent civilians.

-Two million Cambodians died because of the Khmer Rouge, known as Cambodia’s bloodiest years. Pol Pot was captured by the Vietnamese and killed. People that survived the Khmer Rouge in Vietnam were known as liberators, Vietnamese troops that were left in Cambodia were called occupiers.

-Cambodia did not show gratitude towards Vietnam for saving them from Pol Pot, instead they would like to forget that Vietnam saved them. This shows to not help someone that doesn’t accept your help.

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The Cambodian-Viet war was an invasion launched by Vietnam because they wanted to throw out Pol Pot. Pol Pots troops organized cross border raids into Vietnam …..

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In 1975, Cambodia invaded Vietnam because of the land that they had lost to Vietnam over the past several years. The war began with repeated attacks by the liberation army of Kampuchea on the southwestern border of Vietnam. Cambodia had taken back what was originally theirs. Vietnam was not okay with eh is and sent more and more forces. They were unsuccessful. However, they were not ready to take defeat. In a 2 week span, Vietnam unleashed a huge group of fighters and massacred thousands of Cambodians. Vietnam finished in top.

This war gave the world a message not to mess with borders and to be careful with the battles that you pick.

You should care because it killed more than 25% of the Cambodian population. Thousands of people died due to nothing other than greed. They died over land that had zero purpose to them.

-Nick and Miles

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Tweet 1: The Cambodian-Vietnamese war was between the Democratic Kampuchea, and the Socialist Republic of Vietnam. The war was initiated in December 25, 1978 when Vietnam soldiers sought to remove Pol Pot (leader and instigator of the Khmer Rouge) from Cambodia by invading Cambodia’s capitol Phnom Penh.

Tweet 2: The intervention of the Vietnamese and other forces that aided to famine and health, ended the Cambodian genocide by defeating the Khmer Rouge, but resulted in the death of many (both Cambodian and Vietnamese). Pol Pot would have likely continued his rule if the Vietnam soldiers did not intervene to stop him and his systematic rule over Cambodia.

Tweet 3: This war is important because it marks the end of the Cambodian genocide in 1979, while also marking the loss of many Cambodian citizens and Vietnam soldiers. The war also helps to explain the conflicts that Vietnam and Cambodia, which can be related to conflicts among other countries.

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Arab Israel Conflict (Reggie and Garrett)

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Arab Israel Conflict (Reggie and Garrett)

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The 3 main causes of the conflict between Arab, and Israel are Zionism, Arab Nationalism, and British Foreign policy. The war began when Israel declare itself an independent state following the UN’s partition of Palestine. Protesting this move was 5 Arab counties. Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, and Syria. They attacked Israel.
Over 90000 Arabs died
Over 20000 Israelis died

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The main purpose of this movement was for Quebec to gain independence from Canada. The conversation to begin this movement started all the way back in 1760, when it was conquered by Britain. This caused French Canadians in Canada to be swarmed by British immigrants. In 1995 after hundreds on years on conflict Quebec gained its independence from Britain with the signing of the Quebec Referendum.

Why should this matter to me?

If you live in Quebec the citizens and the politicians will tell you that gaining Independence from Britain opened many doors for Quebec. Some of which included, better economic status so its easier to promote, and social ecological, and cultural development.

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The Arab-Israeli Conflicts
Was a battle about Enlightenment ideals of freedom and an anti-western movement that enslaves in the name of Allah. It was also a crucial movement in Israel victory in the Six day war. The goal of it was to block the establishment of Jewish states, this had lead to the Middle East being unstable.

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The conflict was an ongoing conflict that started in the 20th century, it started the fade out in the 21st century. The conflict was caused by political tensions over the Arab league member countries for the Palestinians as the Arab supported it and Israel did not.

There was a huge impact for the Palestine’s as there was thousands and thousands of refugees, the conflict destroyed villages, towns, lives, and lots of landscape around the country.

The United States played peace maker with this conflict and continues to do so. This was an effort by the United States leaders to help establish peace and negotiations.

The point of learning history is to learn and to avoid recreating it… that doesn’t always work. The conflict left Israel is a big change and made Israel what it is today. This change the way it runs, and its geopolitical stance.

Jessica B4

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1) secession movement by the Igbo ethnic minority in southern Nigeria to gain independence, following series of massacres of Igbo in 1966. The nation of Biafra was founded in 1967 by Odumegwu Ojukwu, and its creation started the Nigerian Civil War.

2) the Civil war ended in 1970 with a Nigerian victory, but it’s humanitarian crisis caused the formation of some international human rights groups like Doctors Without Borders. The Nigerian government also starved thousands of Igbo people to entourage them to surrender.

3) it created further diviosions between the Igbo people and Nigerian government. Contributed to several massacres of civilians, which have been suppressed by the Nigerian government. It also closed several universities in southern Nigeria that prevented the Igbo from getting an education and kept them poor.
-Ella, B4

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The biggest beef in EU here why
1- why we should because Arab-Israeli political tensions and open hostilities that been going on forever.

2 why we should care  Arab-Israel made it that it a lot of  military conflict and battle

3 why we should care 5 Arab nation invaded their territory at the same time they announced their independence

Cash

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The Vietnam War had a lasting negative impact on Cambodia and its people, with the United States lack involvement in the Civil war leading to the rise of the communist Khmer Rouge.
Estimated 2 million Vietnamese were killed, 3 million wounded and 12 became refugees

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- This conflict boils down to religious conflicts. When the Jews were immigrating into Israel after the Holocaust the UN decided to make Palestine a Jewish state since so many Jews were relocating there. This led to a big protest immediately from Arabs.
- The withdrawal of the British forces during this time escalated the conflicts because both sides committed a lot of atrocities to try and win the territory or rid the other group from it.
- From 1948- present day there continues to be conflicts between these groups over who should get this land. Though there have been peace treaties, they haven’t lasted long due to the religious sites in both Israel and Palestine - where both Arabs and jews live.

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Following the deaths of millions of Jews and past promises to the Jewish people. Western powers started to support and make the country Israel. Making the city Jerusalem under the country’s border. The surrounding Arab states then invaded and quickly lost after Israel used western weapons making.

The Middle East at constant conflict. With constant conflict and the worry of the Israel being at war countries such as the United States sends money and weapons there to help with the conflict.

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The Cambodian war in Cambodian fought between the forces the Communist Party Of Kampuchea.

What happened during the Cambodian war was 150,000 Vietnamese troops invaded Democratic Kampuchea and overran the Kampuchean

Revolutionary Army in just two weeks.

Why anyone should care about the Cambodian war is because 2 million of villages have been massacred and torched . During the war of the country they have made an alliance between the U.S . So because of us fighting for them that makes it our history to.

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Cambodian-Vietnamese War was armed conflict between Democratic Kampuchea, controlled by the Khmer Rouge and socialist republic of Vietnam.

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A conflict between isreal and arab contries arose when Jews were given their own country (Israel) after rising Zionism. This conflict kicked Palestinians out of their homes and a war between Palenstine and Israel. This is bad for the world as the US is supporting the aggressors side which could cause Palestine allies like Iraq Sudan and Syria to feel a way and not support the US in future conflicts.

Octavius Abdias

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The origins of Quebec go back to 1534–35, when a French explorer landed at present-day Gaspe and took possession of the land. After being a part of new France for a couple of years Quebec became a part of great brittian. then after that became a part of Canada which it is still part of to this day. This land is mostly based off french culture and language. Many different movements have gone through Quebec. This is because the land and people have been under the rule of several countries.

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- The war was a conflict in Vietnam between Laos and Cambodia from the period November 1955 to around April 1975. This war was  the second of indochina wars.

- This war impacted Cambodia and the world with a lot of deaths. As many deaths as in 2 million Cambodians.

-The war in Cambodia also created a refugee problem where many people fled to Khmer Rouge. The communists also eliminated their economic infrastructure and social institutions which ended up eliminating money, schooling, and private property.

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Israeli-Arab Conflict By: Ricky, Mica, and Ayush

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Israeli-Arab Conflict By: Ricky, Mica, and Ayush

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The Arab-Israeli conflict is a dispute between

Israel and neighboring Arab countries over their borders land, and political control.

There are still tensions between Israel and Palestine today. Many Western Countries consider the party of the Gaza Strip, Hamas a terrorist organization. They operate for Palestinian control. The U.S took the side of Israel and Russian took the side of the Arab League.

Why should you care? Both sides support radical regimes that are in favor of violence and bloodshed on the other side. You should care in order to support the humanitarian effort to create a combined Palestine and Israeli state. #ArablsraeliConflict #Arab #Israel #Justice #Peace

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Cambodia became a constitutional monarchy when French Indochina was given independence. Although it achieved independence, the borders and not effectively incorporate ethnic Khmers as the Mekong Delta was awarded to Vietnam. Formerly part of the Khmer Empire, the area had been controlled by the Vietnamese since 1698, the Cambodian king granting ethnic Vietnamese permission to settle in the area decades before. This remains a diplomatic sticking point with over one million ethnic Khmers (the Khmer Krom) still living in this region. The Khmer Rouge attempted invasions to recover the territory which, in part, led to Vietnam's invasion of Cambodia and deposition of the Khmer Rouge. Additionally, non-Khmer peoples were subjected to genocide under Pol Pot’s Khmer Rouge in the 1970s—most-notably ethnic Vietnamese that had been haphazardly lumped into Cambodia based on the postcolonial borders.

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Quebec – Initially a French colony, Quebec was handed over to the British following the Seven Years War (1757-1763). Following the war, the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence River regions (predominately French-speaking) were merged with the English-speaking British colony. The language and culture established by French colonists and cities persisted throughout the decades, continuing even to this day. Since the 1960s, various sovereignty and referendum movements have swept across the province of Quebec seeking autonomy (even secession), for French-speakers from greater English-speaking Canada

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Nigeria – Following the independence of Nigeria from the British, several secessionist movements have taken place in Southeastern Nigeria by the Igbo people of Biafra. With conflict roots in ethnic differences, the persecution of Igbo people in northern Nigeria, as well as disputes over access to the oil-rich Niger Delta regions, the Biafran War took place from 1967-1970. After a Nigerian victory, the secessionist state of Biafra was reinstated; however, tension, persecution, and secessionist sentiments still remain—particularly due to the non-military starvation of 500,000+ Igbo people by Nigeria near the end of the Biafran Wa

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Israel – Following the development of Zionism in the 19th century, the aid of many wealthy Jewish families to the British (and to a lesser extent the French) during World War I resulted in the Balfour Declaration in 1917—an official announcement by the British government to establish a national home for the Jewish people in what would later be British Palestine. After the establishment of the Mandate System following World War I, Jewish settlers began emigrating to the settlements in British Palestine. After the Holocaust during World War II, the United Nations sanctioned the establishment of the state of Israel in 1948, much to the chagrin of the surrounding Arabs and other Muslim peoples. The areas within Israel were divided into Jewish and Arab areas, and the city of Jerusalem was meant to be an international city—not owned or established as a capital by the Jews or Arabs.

However, following the withdrawal of Western forces in 1948, the surrounding Arab states immediately invaded Israel with the explicitly-stated intent of eradicating the state and driving its people to the sea. With Western weapons and support, Israel quickly won the conflict and occupied the explicitly-reserved Arab sections. Palestinians were told by surrounding Arab states to leave Israel temporarily as refugees and were also told they would return once Israel had been eliminated (they still reside in camps in many surrounding Arab nations to this day). Additionally, many Jews were forcibly expelled from Arab nations in the Middle East and North Africa (sometimes violently) and emigrated to Israel, Europe, and/or the United States. Over the next several decades multiple disputes, conflicts, and instances of violence would occur as aggression by both Jewish and Arab nations/organizations, terrorist attacks, and Israeli occupation of Jerusalem and Arab regions (such as the West Bank) would come to define the region and the hostile interactions between the Israeli and Arab peoples