Curfew

Definition

An order requiring people to remain indoors during specified hours, restricting movement and public gatherings.

Used by Edexcel

Paper 2

Israel responded with arrests, curfews, closures, beatings and the use of live ammunition. These measures caused deaths and injuries and disrupted education and livelihoods. They did not quickly suppress the uprising; continuing repression and resistance prolonged the confrontation.
Revise: The Palestinian Issue

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GCSE History · key term

An order requiring people to remain indoors during specified hours, restricting movement and public gatherings.

Used by Edexcel

Paper 2

Israel responded with arrests, curfews, closures, beatings and the use of live ammunition. These measures caused deaths and injuries and disrupted education and livelihoods. They did not quickly suppress the uprising; continuing repression and resistance prolonged the confrontation.
Revise: The Palestinian Issue

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