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*The '''[[Fighting Communist Organizations]]''' is the term used to describe various terrorist groups | *The '''[[Fighting Communist Organizations]]''' is the term used to describe various terrorist groups that began operations in the 1960s. | ||
*'''[[Instituto Ludwig von Mises Brasil]]''' is the [[Brazil]]ian partner of the [[Mises Institute]]. | *'''[[Instituto Ludwig von Mises Brasil]]''' is the [[Brazil]]ian partner of the [[Mises Institute]]. | ||
*'''[[R. Douglas Fields]]''' is a neurobiologist whose work has provided a biological basis for the [[principle of non-agression]]. | *'''[[R. Douglas Fields]]''' is a neurobiologist whose work has provided a biological basis for the [[principle of non-agression]]. | ||
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- The Fighting Communist Organizations is the term used to describe various terrorist groups that began operations in the 1960s.
- Instituto Ludwig von Mises Brasil is the Brazilian partner of the Mises Institute.
- R. Douglas Fields is a neurobiologist whose work has provided a biological basis for the principle of non-agression.
- Tulip mania was a 17th-century bubble in the price of tulips.
- Communist Terrorism is terrorism committed by Marxists or Maoists.
- In response to the Crisis of 1772, the British government attempted to raise revenue by collecting a tax on tea, leading to the Boston Tea Party.
- Lysander Spooner's No Treason makes the case that the US Constitution is invalid because it was never explicitly agreed to by anyone.
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