giuseppe garibaldi led the red shirts to victory in sicily.
giuseppe garibaldi led the red shirts to victory in sicily.
who led the red shirts to victory in sicily?
giuseppe garibaldi
bullet::::- red shirts (united states), militant white supremacist group during and after the reconstruction era









































bullet::::- redshirts (italy), followers of guerrilla leader giuseppe garibaldi









































bullet::::- abahlali basemjondolo or red shirts, a south african shack-dwellers' movement









































bullet::::- khudai khidmatgar or red shirts, a pashtun movement against british rule in khyber-pakhtunkhwa









































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bullet::::- redshirt (college sports), delaying a college athlete's participation in order to lengthen eligibility









































bullet::::- redshirting (academic), the practice of postponing entrance into kindergarten









































bullet::::- red shirt (oglala) (died 1925), chief of the oglala sioux tribe









































bullet::::- delphine red shirt (born 1957), oglala lakota sioux writer
redshirt
due to the feelings of political devaluation among many white democrats in north carolina, the democratic party and red shirts made it their goal to restore full and total power. the red shirts intimidated black voters by threat and outright attack, and practically eliminated the black vote in the state. red shirts were first spotted in north carolina during the october 21, 1898, rally in fayetteville. at this rally benjamin tillman, a prominent south carolina red shirts leader, gave a speech that was followed by a plethora of red shirt activities in the state of north carolina. the north carolina red shirts were a conglomerate of all social classes, including teachers, farmers, merchants and some elite members of the democratic party. from that day on, red shirts chapters were particularly active in the southeastern part of north carolina, including "new hanover, brunswick, columbus, and robeson counties," all of which geographically lie next to the south carolina border and had large black populations.
red shirts (united states)