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The Dutch  and the British

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The Boer war started in 1902 leading to the 1950s where a new law (The Population Registration Act of 1950) was passed that segregated the South Africans.

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Within the 1960s police fought against the protest and killed 69 and injured 186.

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Over 20,000 people had protested in Sharpeville.

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In 1994, South Africa elected there first black president Nelson Mandela,

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Protestants and Roman Catholics

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In the 17th century Britain had conquered the island and brought along Scottish protestants while at the time only Catholics were the only people that had occupied the island. In 1920 to resolve the issue the government agreed to split the country in half to satisfy both sides.

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The Civil Rights movement in Sothern Ireland led to the event of bloody Sunday leading to the death of 14 citizens killed by British Paratroopers.

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Due to World War II Northern Ireland suffered causing high unemployment and and economic downfall.

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Catholics were shunned away from many professions in the 1960s.

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1. Both had an incident involving a government association leading to deaths of several unarmed civilians.
2. They both involved British people that caused a movement to breakout.

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in Memphis, Tennessee

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Tiananmen Square Massacre was actually committed by an communist party of China so it was a war amongst civilians of the same race.

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Tiananmen Square Massacre happened June 4th of 1989.

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During Tiananmen Square Massacre 240 to 100,000 people either died or were injured.

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The civil war that is very similar to China's is northern Ireland due to fact it was the same race and background but they had a disagreement over beliefs in their country.