Foundation
Foundation noun - A public organization with a particular purpose or function.
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Movement and foundation are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Movement" instead a noun "Foundation".
Movement
Movement noun - The act or an instance of changing position.
Foundation and movement are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Foundation" instead a noun "Movement".
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- Muddy Waters: Blues legend whose electric sound and percussion laid the foundation for much of rock and roll's sound, not to mention the entire blues rock movement.
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It's uncertain how great a factor this was — many segregationists viewed civil rights as a communist plot, and indeed, American communists did play a role in laying the foundation for the movement, going to the South in the '30s and organizing several African American communities.
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A key member of the Federation movement in the 1890's, he was conservative, rich and racist — the first law his government passed was the foundation of the White Australia Policy, which effectively banned non-white people from immigrating to Australia.
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