American Revolution Disobedience

Disobedience is a core value almost all human naturally have. No amount of rules or strict consequences can stop a person from rebellion. Oscar Wilde said that disobedience is a valuable human trait that promotes social progress. His claim is absolutely valid. From revolution, to civil rights, to even defying parents, disobedience is a valuable character trait that all must bear in order for social progress to be made. One of the most candid forms of disobedience is a revolution. The most famous of which is the American Revolution. During the early days of America, colonists found themselves is the most dire of situations. Marauded and oppressed by the tyrannical British dictators, they were forced into a life of sorrow. You may ask what they did to stop their domination? They disobeyed their oppressors and rebelled! Throughout the entirety of the Revolution people fought day and night to secure their freedom. With over 4000 people losing their life, it can be said that the Revolution was cruel and bloody. Even …show more content…
The movement serves to bring social equality by going against large corporations that rule the economy. The first major protest was Occupy wall street and now this movement has spread to over half of the world’s countries. Now all around the world people are campaigning for the 99% and fighting to get real democracy back. Even though this movement is still ongoing the social progress created by the movement is astounding. In the years following its birth in 2011, America’s national dialogue has focused upon how to better our economy to help the middle class. In Spain, a country with almost 70% of its population supporting the movement, the government has placed strict regulations on banks, and enacted other strict laws to end the ongoing Spanish economic crisis. While no country supports the movement, the Occupy movement is ensuring that governments work for the people not the