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The word '''Conspiracy''' comes from the [[Latin]] "con spire", which means "breathing together".  A conspiracy is any secretive or unlawful group of people assembled for a plan.
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The word '''Conspiracy''' comes from the [[Latin]] "con spire", which means "to breathe together".  A conspiracy is any secretive or unlawful group of people assembled for a plan.
  
  

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The word Conspiracy comes from the Latin "con spire", which means "to breathe together". A conspiracy is any secretive or unlawful group of people assembled for a plan.


Types of Conspiracies


Notable Historical Conspiracies