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Student ResistanceStudent Resistance
By: Mark Edelman BorenBy: Mark Edelman Boren
EffectsEffects
Educational ReformCivil RightsWorld War INational Politics
Educational ReformCivil RightsWorld War INational Politics
OriginsOrigins
Medieval AgeStarting around 1100 ADEuropean universitiesTown-Gown
Medieval AgeStarting around 1100 ADEuropean universitiesTown-Gown
St. Scholastica’s Day RiotSt. Scholastica’s Day Riot
February 10, 1354Town-Gown MeleeLasted Several DaysEnded with University’s
Supremacy over the Town
February 10, 1354Town-Gown MeleeLasted Several DaysEnded with University’s
Supremacy over the Town
Renaissance and Reformation
Renaissance and Reformation
Students support ProfessorsTeach peasants More Town-Gown Wars
Students support ProfessorsTeach peasants More Town-Gown Wars
John LockeJohn Locke
“Natural Law”Subjects will always rebel under
and unjust ruler
“Natural Law”Subjects will always rebel under
and unjust ruler
BurschenschaftenBurschenschaften
German student groupOrganizedCarl Follen- radical extremist
leaderCarl Sands- assassinated popular
writer
German student groupOrganizedCarl Follen- radical extremist
leaderCarl Sands- assassinated popular
writer
Louis Auguste Blanqui Louis Auguste Blanqui
Organized students against French Monarchy 1830’s
Arrested then released after Revolution in 1848
Great influence on radical students
Organized students against French Monarchy 1830’s
Arrested then released after Revolution in 1848
Great influence on radical students
Non-European ResistanceNon-European Resistance
China- Mencius America- Abolitionist Student
groups
China- Mencius America- Abolitionist Student
groups
Radical RussiansRadical Russians
Alexander I-restricted student activismAlexander II-denied student
organization, raised tuitionLed to protests from students Dmitri Karakosov-attempt
assassinstionStudents turn to
terrorism/assassination
Alexander I-restricted student activismAlexander II-denied student
organization, raised tuitionLed to protests from students Dmitri Karakosov-attempt
assassinstionStudents turn to
terrorism/assassination
Continued OrganizationContinued Organization
Germany- Anti-Smetism and anti-catholic groups prevaled
Union Nationale des Estudiants de France (UNEF)
Germany- Anti-Smetism and anti-catholic groups prevaled
Union Nationale des Estudiants de France (UNEF)
Russian TerrorismRussian Terrorism
Continued revolts, strikes and retaliation
Captured students forced to work in Siberia until old enough to be exacuted
Students united in a strike over “Bloody Sunday Massacre”
Students solidarity led to downfall
Continued revolts, strikes and retaliation
Captured students forced to work in Siberia until old enough to be exacuted
Students united in a strike over “Bloody Sunday Massacre”
Students solidarity led to downfall
Start of World War IStart of World War I
1914 Princip and small group of radical Black Hand members ambush Archduke Franz Ferdinand
1914 Princip and small group of radical Black Hand members ambush Archduke Franz Ferdinand
China and Latin AmericaChina and Latin America
China- May Fourth MovementProtest against Japanese controlArgentina- Students able to
negotiate radical educational reforms
China- May Fourth MovementProtest against Japanese controlArgentina- Students able to
negotiate radical educational reforms
Germany Pre-WWIIGermany Pre-WWII
National Socialist German Student Group
Student organized book burnings and riots showed student power
National Socialist German Student Group
Student organized book burnings and riots showed student power
Student Militancy and Warfare
Student Militancy and Warfare
WWII- drew many students into war
Post WWII- anti-Nuclear protests
WWII- drew many students into war
Post WWII- anti-Nuclear protests
U.S. Student ActivismU.S. Student Activism
Established infrastructure for national base: New Student, University on the Air
Established infrastructure for national base: New Student, University on the Air
India’s IndependenceIndia’s Independence
August 8, 1942 Gandhi led Indians in a nonviolent, peaceful resistance of British control
Students not as self-controlled as Gandhi’s followers
August 8, 1942 Gandhi led Indians in a nonviolent, peaceful resistance of British control
Students not as self-controlled as Gandhi’s followers
U.S. Student Activism Post WWII
U.S. Student Activism Post WWII
Great Decline in activismCongress of Racial Equality (CORE)
Great Decline in activismCongress of Racial Equality (CORE)
1960’s U.S. Student Fight For Freedom
1960’s U.S. Student Fight For Freedom
Organized Sit InsStudent Nonviolent Coordinating
Committee Freedom Riders Berkeley Protests-Bancroft StripAnti-Vietnam Protests
Organized Sit InsStudent Nonviolent Coordinating
Committee Freedom Riders Berkeley Protests-Bancroft StripAnti-Vietnam Protests
1968: Year of the Student1968: Year of the Student
France: Radicals Les Enrages and the Situationists called for immediate educational reforms
Led to war with French GovernmentLasted over a monthMexico: Students peacefully protested
in Plaza of Three Cultures, surrounded and fired upon with machine guns
Estimated around 500 dead
France: Radicals Les Enrages and the Situationists called for immediate educational reforms
Led to war with French GovernmentLasted over a monthMexico: Students peacefully protested
in Plaza of Three Cultures, surrounded and fired upon with machine guns
Estimated around 500 dead
1968: Year of the Student (cont.)
1968: Year of the Student (cont.)
United States: Columbia UniversityYouth International Party (Yippies)Anti-Vietnam protestsLet Us Vote (LUV)
United States: Columbia UniversityYouth International Party (Yippies)Anti-Vietnam protestsLet Us Vote (LUV)
Tiananmen SquareTiananmen Square
Chinese students protest against Communism
Student Strike Student vs. Govenment
Chinese students protest against Communism
Student Strike Student vs. Govenment
The EndThe End