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1. Jun 10,  · The urban unrest of the s didn’t just produce sympathetic momentum, it also produced the “law and order” rhetoric that helped spur Richard Nixon into the White House in

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3. RIOTS, URBAN, OF Beginning in April and continuing through the rest of the year, race riots erupted across the United States. The first occurred in Cleveland, but by far the most devastating were those that took place in Newark, New Jersey, and Detroit, Michigan.

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4. Jun 02,  · This expanding urban inequality is now implicated in new waves of unrest, another source of rage, inseparable from race, bound up with all the older .

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5. Aug 10,  · Prologue: The Ghetto Riots. The riot wave in America’s urban ghettos might have peaked in the summer of , but it certainly didn’t begin there. is generally thought to be the beginning, with a riot that began in Harlem after the shooting of a .

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6. The United States experienced a series of urban riots in the s during a time of major social change. Americans were concerned about their civil liberties and large numbers them played a part in.

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7. LOS ANGELES (CBSLA) — In 55 years, much has changed, but many things have remained the same, according to Michael Lawson, president and CEO of the Los Angeles Urban League. Protestors on.

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8. The reaction to urban rioting and leftist violence in general that plagued the late 60s and early 70s is a little-known incident in American history known as the Hard Hat Riot. The Hard Hat Riot took place on May 8, , in New York City of all places.

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9. Jun 09,  · The Detroit Riots were among the most violent and destructive riots in U.S. history. By the time the bloodshed, burning and looting ended after five days, 43 people were dead, injured.

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