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1. Early United States History
   At Lexington, they confronted and fired upon a small group of local militia, who had gathered on the town common, or ampquotgreen.ampquot Further along their line of march ...
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2. Gun Ownership: Are They for Sport or SelfProtection Against Their ...
   ... primarily by professionals. In the 1770s, local militia were expected to be at the ready to defend the citizens. The tradition of ...
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3. A SEVERE DROUGHT WAS THE PRIMARY CAUSE OF THE BOXER UPRISING. ...
   ... Firstly because higher officials in Beijing and other provinces recognised the potential advantage in organising local militia. ...
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4. April Morning
   ... When word reached Lexington that a British army landed, the local militia was mustered through much urging by Moses Cooper and Jonas Parker, the Captain of the ...
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5. April MOrning
   ... When word reached Lexington that a British army landed, the local militia was mustered through much pushing by Moses Cooper and Jonas Parker, the Captain of ...
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6. april morning 2
   ... When word reached Lexington that a British army landed, the local militia was mustered through much urging by Moses Cooper and Jonas Parker, the Captain of the ...
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7. sir mackenzie bowell
   ... He also joined the local militia, and served with it against Fenian raids, attacks by Irish nationalists against the British colonies, and continued with the ...
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8. domestic terrorism
   ... FBI said that the pipe bomb looked ampquothomemadeampquot with ampquotnails and screws attached.ampquot They suspected domestic terrorists, and members of local militia groups were ...
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9. April Morning Book Review A
   ... what their response should be if a thousand or more British troops were to march into Lexington since they only have a seventynine man local militia. ...
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10. The Whiskey Rebellion
    ... office in their county. Bloodshed between the rebels and local militia followed over the next two years. This time, the federal ...
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11. The Patriot
    ... With the help of his son Gabriel, Benjamin created a local militia that quickly became a threat to the British with its hitandrun guerilla warfare tactics. ...
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12. The Patriot
    ... from Col. Harry Burwell Chris Cooper to lead the local militia in guerillatype attacks against British targets. The militia blows ...
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13. John Brownamp39s Raid
    ... within the area. Only after a few minutes, Brown and his followers were surrounded by the local militia. This militia managed to ...
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14. The Hobbit
    ... started freaking out. They organized the local militia, and they fired arrows at the dragon. Nothing was hurting it. Then, the man ...
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15. causes of the civil war
    ... federal arsenal. The town was soon surrounded by local militia, and federal troops under Robert E. Lee arrived the next day. Ten ...
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16. whiskey rebellion
    ... The next day the commander of the local militia of that town, James McFarlane, was killed which meant this rebellion would not end peacefully. ...
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17. John Adams
    ... Adams was able to receive a proper childhood education, as his father was a deacon of the Congregational church, as well as a lieutenant of the local militia. ...
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18. John Brown
    ... Brown was forced to stay over night at the Armory. When local militia noticed Brown was in control of the building they began o cut off the escape routes. ...
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19. Mexico Revolution
    ... authorities in Madrid and Mexico augmented the few regular Spanish troops that could be spared from the peninsula by fostering a local militia with special ...
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20. Zealots
    ... He then overran Idumean and seized Jerusalem in 69 AD The Idumeans, a local militia, helped the Zealots to overthrow the provisional government. ...
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21. Prelude to the american revolution
    ... It called for civil disobedience against the British authorities in protest of the acts and promoted the formation of local militia units. ...
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22. Gun Control
    ... The current militia movement is based on a tradition of local and civil control and suspicion of centralized federal power. This ...
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23. american revolution
    ... 17, the Congress declares its opposition to the Coercive Acts, saying they are ampquotnot to be obeyed,ampquot and also promotes the formation of local militia units. ...
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24. causes for american revolution
    ... 17, the Congress declares its opposition to the Coercive Acts, saying they are ampquotnot to be obeyed,ampquot and also promotes the formation of local militia units. ...
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25. The role of The Regulators in the Revolutionary War
    ... Citizens complained largely in part because money was so scarce local trading was ... to these drastic steps, the governor was allowed to call the militia out to ...
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26. Jesse James
    ... By the spring of 1864 Franks militia had returned to Missouri where the seventeenyear ... he and his brother Jim were blamed for every crime in their local ...
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27. whiskey reblellion
    ... After local and federal officials were attacked, President Washington and his advisors ... On August 14, 1792, under the militia law, Henry Knox secretary of war ...
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28. Biological Weapons In History
    ... On the 24th, Captain Ecuyer, along with a delegation including Mr. McKee and also William Trent who was the commander of a local civilian militia met with ...
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29. What is their Political Future
    ... return to their country and cease to be used as a Hutu militia shield ... protect demilitarized areas, also be given a mandate to help resolve local conflicts and ...
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30. Nat Turner
    ... On October 24th, an armed militia and local forces totaling over 3000 men cam to challenge Turner and the 75 slaves that supported his efforts. ...
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