India, 1930s: Gandhi

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India, 1930s Gandhi Non-cooperation

• After Gandhi had returned from South Africa, he
  and his followers adopted a strategy of refusing
  to cooperate with British Rule.
• Civil disobedience
• Boycotts
• Non-violent marches
• Education of people through speeches
• quit your job for the civil service
• Movie clip

Gandhi during the salt march.
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Denmark, 1940 Resistance disguised as
collaboration

• After the Germans invade, Danish strategy of
  resistance disguised as collaboration
• Negotiating
• Delaying Nazi policy through
• bureaucracy and construction through
• slow work
• Underground resistance through
• newspapers

From 9 April 1940 to 4 May
1945 Denmark was occupied by German forces.
Today they still celebrate the liberation every
year on May 5th.
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U.S.A., 1960sStudent lead Civil Rights Movement

• African American college students in Nashville,
  Tennessee desegregated downtown lunch counters
  becoming leaders in the civil rights movement.
• Strict training of volunteers
• Strict nonviolence
• Jail time long time period
• Movie Clip

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Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, 1980s
Student Exchanges, Art Civics

• Since the 1970s- 3,600 people killed in
  Northern Ireland through sectarian violence
• Populationonly 1.6 million
• Deepening of community divisions
• The perpetuation of old grievances and the
  creation of new ones.
• Co-operation Ireland Aim
• To advance mutual understanding and respect by
  promoting practical co-operation between the
  people of Northern Ireland and of the Republic of
  Ireland."
• Creates programs through exchanges between
  students in the Republic and Northern Ireland.

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The Murals
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