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Arab Spring. The Arab Spring protests were a series of protests across the middle east where many people took to the streets to fight for the reform of Governments and systems that had oppressed them for years. These protests began in Tunesia in 2010.

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US civil rights. During the 1950's and 1960's Martin Luther King Jr acted as the leader of a civil rights protest 250,000 strong in Washington, DC in 1963. People were drawn to MLK with his powerful speeches and attitude on politics and government.

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1. The movement aimed for freedom from discrimination and for equal opportunities

2. It was called a “freedom struggle” by African Americans in the 1950s and 60s

3. Leaders like Martin Luther King Jr. led non-violent protests for change of policy

4. The protests led to the Civil Rights Act of 1964

5. The aim was to ensure equal rights for all people, including minorities and women

6. It was part of a worldwide series of movements fighting for equality before law

7. It fought against discrimination and segregation based on only race and ethnicity

8. No one knows when exact start date of the movement is

9. Some important figures are Rosa Parks and Booker T. Washington

10. It was a mass protest against racial segregation & discrimination in the southern US

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Protests can have different effects depending on their goals, methods, and contexts of their use. Some effects are positive, such as awareness of issues, solidarity on privileges or policy, or influence. Some effects are negative, such as violence, damage, or backlash from the public. Protests can be powerful tools for social change, but they also involve risks and the possibility of violence.

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People protest because they are frustrated or disagreeing with aspects of the world and want to see change. Protesters believe they can spread their voice worldwide by doing what they do, and hopefully see issues resolved.

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A protest is generally where a large group of people come together to object to an idea, law or policy, or action.