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 | | Ko (1993) has suggested that the Jeju Uprising was preceded by a combination of nonviolent demonstrations, pamphlet distribution, and courtroom speeches as Jeju community organizers promoted their views on government policies and Jeju community development. |
 | | The National Committee of the Jeju April 3rd Uprising (Jeminilbo, 2003), Cummings (1998), Wheeler (1998), and Yang (1988) all believe that it was this outrage that triggered the April 3 insurrection. |
 | | Even though Jeju women had been a part of the local labor force to a much greater degree than women in other parts of Korea, they were still living within the confines of a patriarchal social structure that generally failed to support the lives of single female parents, regardless of the cause of their situations. |
| www.fas.harvard.edu /~korea/jeju/docs/04_hankim.doc (5212 words) |
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