In fact, Muslims never associated with terrorism, mixing religion or community with terrorism is injustice with Muslims. I am giving just a list of terrorism here which is not related to religion :
Various anti-leftist acts of violence:
- First White Terror
- Second White Terror
- White Terror (Russia)
- White Terror (Bulgaria)
- White Terror (Hungary)
- White Terror (Spain)
- White Terror (mainland China)
- White Terror (Taiwan)
- White Terror (Greece)
- White Terror (Finland)
- Catholic terrorism:
- One of the earliest groups to utilize modern terrorist techniques was arguably the Fenian Brotherhood
They were both founded in 1858 as revolutionary, militant nationalist and Catholic groups, both in Ireland and amongst the emigre community in the United States.
After centuries of continued British rule, and influenced most recently from the devastating effects of the 1840s Irish potato famine
In 1867, members of the movement's leadership were arrested and convicted for organizing an armed uprising
Although the Irish Republican Brotherhood condemned the Clerkenwell Outrage as a "dreadful and deplorable event", the organisation returned to bombings in Britain in 1881 to 1885, with the Fenian dynamite campaign
Instead of earlier forms of terrorism based on the political assassination, this campaign used modern, timed explosives with the express aim of sowing fear in the very heart of metropolitan Britain, in order to achieve political gains
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The first police unit to combat terrorism was established in 1883 by the Metropolitan Police
History of terrorism in Russia:
The concept of "propaganda of the deed
The French anarchist
By the 1880s, the slogan had begun to be used
to refer to bombings, regicides
Founded in Russia in 1878, Narodnaya Volya
The group developed ideas—such as the targeted killing
Attempting to spark a popular revolt against Russian Tsardom, the group killed prominent political figures by gun and bomb, and on March 13, 1881, assassinated Russia's, Tsar Alexander II
The assassination, by a bomb that also killed the Tsar's attacker, Ignacy Hryniewiecki
Individual Europeans also engaged in politically motivated violence. For example, in 1893, Auguste Vaillant
In reaction to Vaillant's bombing and other bombings and assassination attempts, the French government restricted freedom of the press
The United States:
Prior to the American Civil War
A biographer of Brown has written that Brown's purpose was "to force the nation into a new political pattern by creating terror."
In 2009, the 150th anniversary of Brown's death, prominent news publications debated over whether or not Brown should be considered a terrorist.
A cartoon threatening that the KKK will lynch
After the Civil War
The KKK used violence, lynching, murder and acts of intimidation such as cross burning
The group's politics were white supremacist
A KKK founder boasted that it was a nationwide organization of 550,000 men and that it could muster 40,000 Klansmen within five days' notice, but as a secret or "invisible
List of terrorist groups in Latin America:
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