- scale,
seeing particular manifestations of
depression as
rooted in
dispossession;
historical legacies of genocide, slavery, and
colonialism are productive...
-
result in a
centralization of
wealth and
power in the
hands of a few by
dispossessing the
public and
private entities of
their wealth or land. Such policies...
-
eviction may also be
known as
unlawful detainer,
summary possession,
summary dispossess,
summary process,
forcible detainer, ejectment, and repossession, among...
-
Morris describes the
Zionists as
intent on
politically and
physically dispossessing the Arabs.
Early warnings from
local leaders in the 1880s
about the...
- 9th and
early 10th centuries. This
conquest led to the
almost total dispossession of the
English elite and its
replacement by a new French-speaking aristocracy...
- power,
exterminate Communism,
generate Lebensraum ("living space") by
dispossessing the
native po****tion, and
guarantee access to the
strategic resources...
- The Law (French: La Loi) is an 1850 book by Frédéric Bastiat. It was
written at
Mugron two
years after the
third French Revolution and a few
months before...
-
Revolutionary War of 1775 to 1783 and
expanded westward across North America,
dispossessing Native Americans during the
Indian Wars. The
Louisiana Purchase in 1803...
- in
Indian country." He stated: The
growth of the
nation demanded the
dispossession of
Indian people.
Washington hoped the
process could be
bloodless and...
-
Retrieved June 10, 2022. Medeiros,
Megan (June 2017).
Hawaiian History: The
Dispossession of
Native Hawaiians' Identity, and
Their Struggle for
Sovereignty (MA...
