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Help with historical marches?
My wife wants to use some imagery of marching in her penultimate sermon at her church here in town. So she asked me yesterday for some examples of some historic "marches." especially those which started small, but grew in size. It's a difficult thing to search on google (in a comprehensive list, anyway), and many of those I can think of don't fit too well.
Ghandi's march to the ocean to make salt Sherman's march to the sea Bataan death march trail of tears ... As you can see, aside from one of them, not really fitting the bill. Are there any CP can think of that I'm overlooking? Any search tips? Thanks |
How about the Mormon pioneers?
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the March of Dimes?
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How about the march to Selma? I think there were several civil rights marches. The million man march? There's a couple that could be workable
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March Madness!!!
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There were some similar types of things after World War I when ex-military people went to Washington to try to get their bonuses or pensions or something early.
I think in the Depression there was at least one big march to Washington related to the Dust Bowl or some such thing. In the 1970s there was some sort of tractor convergence on DC for some farm issue that may qualify. I think various unions march in Paris for all sorts of reasons like only getting seven weeks of vacation instead of eight. It seems like you could get some pictures from various despot falls like Iraq, though those may technically be mobs instead of marches. The Iran election protests and Tiananmen Square might work. While not a march, a potentially good alternative would be the destruction of the Berlin Wall. I bet that's well documented, and from what I recall, it started small and then kept growing and eventually you had hordes of people knocking it down. |
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Heaven's Gate Kool-Aid March? :shrug:
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Aside from Selma, MLK's "I have a dream" speech took place at a massive march on Washington if I remember right.
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IIRC their were marches done during the holocaust when they would have to move prisoners once other camps were on the brink of being captured/liberated.
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Was hoping for something a little more profound than those two though. March to Selma I'm gonna look up.
Just kinda looking for a one person march that grew into something that impacted humanity. |
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What about last years Chiefs/Donkeys game when Charles was marching up and down the field and the Donkeys followed him ????
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i flunked history, jilly. sec |
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The National Women's Party held several suffrage marches in the early 1900's.
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Thanks for everyone's help....I think I got a handle on this now!
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tia, sec |
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Nothing like a good military march...
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