We will be looking at Right-Wing Extremism from the Ku Klux Klan to the Order, 1915 to 1988, American Indian Resistance and Protest, and finally, Domestic Violence and America’s Wars. The readings...

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Title: Comparison of the rebellion, both violent and nonviolent, of the anti-war protests of the 1960s with that of groups such as the Ku Klux Klan
Contents
Introduction    3
The Violent and Non-Violent Act in America    3
Conclusion    6
Works Cited    7
Introduction
The anti-war rebellion protests that took place in the 1920s to 1980s have been great efforts on the part of groups where many ethnic and irrespective of gender people have participated. In this paper, the comparison between the violent actions and the nonviolent action that has been taken as an anti-war protest is defined.
The Violent and Non-Violent Act in America
The plan of the Ku Klux Klan is a feature of American violence. This has been the host of other movements, which have occurred during that time by religious malice. The first plan was for intimidating through violence and threats for the republicans, who were the ex-slaves who were forcefully compelled to accept the rule of the southern white. In the second Klan, the old Confederacy became the national organization.
In the southwest, it has enjoyed the strength, which is also applicable for west, north and east. Among all the strongest ones was in Indiana. It belongs to the violent history of the country where the black was the secondary target. In the rhetoric of the second clan, the denunciation of Jews and catholic ranked two and one. Still, recent studies have stated that not all the violent acts, whippings, murders and tortures were so much against the Jew and the catholic or even the black. Rather it was more motivated to go against no'er dwells, the Klansmen, who were immoral, also the Anglo Saxon and the Protestants.
Müller stated that Americans of similar grounds had been attacked by the Klnas and even this was against anyone who was not in conformity with the Bible belt mortality in the 1920s. Thus has been surged in the 1950s to 1980s, which is confined, to the south, which is mainly known for violence against the desegregation in that part and civil rights. There have occurred multiple numbers of murders in the history of America and women and...