The History of Terrorism
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1358 Jacquerie
1700 A riot broke out, possibly sanctioned by the royal court, to persuade Samuel Oppenheimer to relieve the court's debt.
1766 In 1766 the Governor of Zaragoza was held responsible for a threatened famine, and so enraged was the populace against him that they were about to destroy the Governor's palace by fire.
1824 Orange Riot in New York City
1834 Abolition Riot
1834 Election Riots
1844 Philadelphia nativist riots AKA Philadelphia Bible Riot
1849 Astor Place Riot
1857 Dead Rabbits riot
1857 New York City Police riot
1866 Memphis riots of 1866
1870 Orange Riots in New York City
1871 Orange Riots in New York City
1898-1900 Illinois coal wars
1919 Centralia massacre (Washington) 11/11/1919
1920 Nebi Musa Riots AKA Jerusalem Riots
1937 "The most successful means of depriving the Jews of their sense of security is the wrath of the people that expresses itself in riots. Even though this method is illegal, it has, as shown by the 'Kurfurstendamm Riot', had enduring impact."-Bolschwing
1967 Newark Riots
1967 Role of Brain Disease in Riots and Urban Violence (9/11/1967)
1969? Nixon's White House caused three Harvard professors, Dr. Sweet, Dr. Irvin and Dr. Marc, to put forward the proposition that riots and civil disobedience may be instigated by individuals who unfortunately may be carriers of damaged brain cells.
1997 Northern Ireland riots
2012 North Belfast riots
2013 Belfast riots
2014 Mandalay Riots
66 Jerusalem Riots of 66
COINTELPRO riots
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