Bleeding Kanasas was a result of controversy over what issue?
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Bleeding Kansas, sometimes referred to in the history of Kansas as Bloody Kansas or the Border War, was a sequence of violent events involving abolitionists (anti-slavery) and pro-slavery elements that took place in Kansas–Nebraska Territory and the western frontier towns of the U.S. state of Missouri between roughly 1854 and 1856. The term Bleeding Kansas was coined by Horace Greeley of the New York Tribune.
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they conflict to eachother.
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It's a divisive issue meant to distract from bigger things, such as war, the economy, education, you name it.
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It was, as usual, a fight between the native peoples and the new inhabitants that were trying to take their land away.  \n\nIt was known as Yarmirr v Northern Territory.
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There was confusion over the difference in the naming of a cotton comforter and a down comforter.  In fact the debate got so heated that the muslims and jews started fighting over it.  In one form or another, people are still being killed today over religion.
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I believe what you are referring to is in Canada. The Six Nations protests over land disputes. Those disputes have been going on for over 200 years. See website below..
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Check out this site: http://dehai.org/conflict/
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The terms "Ethnic Rivalry" and "Spill over effects" relate to the cause and the far reaching outcomes of the 1994 genocide in Rwanda. (Burundi also had had a similar experience before Rwanda's genocide)\n\nRwanda is a country with only two tribes - the Hutus and the Tutsi. These tribes were in constant struggle for ruling the country. The thirst for power thus resulted in ethnic rivalry between the two tribe, that culminated in the genocide.\n\nThe direct effects of the genocide was the murdering of million people (I don't remember the exact figure, u can search on google). However the effects of the genocide could not be contained within Rwanda borders. Rwandese had to flee their country to save their lives. Most fled to the neighbouring country of Tanzania, thus adding a burden to the already strained social services in the country. Some refugees went as far away as Europe and the US. This is one example of a spill over effect of Rwanda's genocide.\n\nHope I have shed some light into your queery. Feel free to contact me if more clarification is required.
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Issue as in...\n\nPower as it relates to...
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An issue or statement that envokes opposed feelings in different people that causes a conflict between them.
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The roots of this conflict go back to about how the Tamils were treated under different administrations in Sri Lanka and how the Tamil rights were affected. The answer is that all of the factors you listed have played a role - except for the "freaking out". There are real reasons for the conflict. Let us hope that this bloodshed ends soon and life can return to normal in Sri Lanka.\n\ncc
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Anything controversial: Prayer in public schools, the war in Iraq, the causes (and expected results of) global warming, dress codes  in schools, the benefits of public transportation, how much you are supposed to tip in a restaurant, whether or not Christmas is too commercial, whether or not pit bulls should be outlawed because the are "dangerous" dogs, whether the morning after pill should be sold over the counter, etc.
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Here you go:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lemon_v._Kurtzman\n\nLooks like an issue of separation of Church and State.
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big trouble\n\nit made fun of air port security and how infective it was\nthe people walked through the security check with a nuke in plain sight
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Lots of big issues right now.\n\nI wouldn't call it religion, at least for me.  More of a serious hobby.
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I've been dealing with the issues for over 10 years. Why is it now coming up with the rest of you because it is at a critical mass and it has become a major problem. Economically, Socially and Culturally. It is effecting the quality of life in this country and threatening our future as a sovereign nation. Simple as that.
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Because it was so controversial