People Power Revolution

British rule. The people were ruled by King George the III from about 1760 to 1783. The British people were started to get upset about the new kings policies and acts he would put into place. Around the early 1770s he passed a tax on tea. The people were very upset and decided to rebel by throwing all of the imported tea into the Boston Harbor. Soon the Americans became so upset with the monarchy in England they began a revolt which would later be known as the American Revolution. In 1776 the…

Prime Minister made key decisions based on the advice of a small group of advisers. He also said "The cabinet now doesn't make decisions. There is insufficient opportunity for people to debate, dissent and modify". (10 December 2004, The…

The French Revolution. There are a bounty of reasons as to why this revolution began. However, the three main causes of the French Revolution consisted of political inequalities, government bankruptcy, and the inspiration of the actions and ideals of the American Revolution and The Enlightenment period. The people of France were becoming sick and tired of being constantly set down. Change was ineludible and sure it enough it transpired.…

Energy is the refined power created when one burns resources or generates electrical charges from raw powers of nature. Humans use energy to power their homes, businesses, or other establishments and their technologies. The people around the world use massive amounts of energy generated by using natural resources. Most of the energy they use originates from burning natural resources like coal, oil, and natural gas, but the resource burning is creating dangerous gases like carbon dioxide. The…

The universe as we know it only consists of one planet that can sustain life--our Earth. It’s the one planet that humans and animals alike call home, and it can be pretty astounding too. But, as time goes on and technology develops, people begin to take the Earth and its environment for granted. In today’s world especially, the environment suffers at the cost of economic success. In China, the improving, yet short-sighted economy has directly led to the destruction of the environment, but with…

Introduction: Since the industrial revolution coal and oil have ruled the energy world. Oil was abundant, so it was an obvious choice to create machines that ran on oil. Coal and oil became the new standard and these energy sources were the most industrialized countries such as China, The United States and Germany. In the beginning no one realized the possible downfalls of the oil industry, such as the scarcity as demand increased, or the extremely high release of CO2 emissions. Due to these…

instead of monarchy that single man can hold and pass the power to other family members. Everyone in America believes in freedom that everyone is born with and rights that protect them instead of the government having power to do what it wants and that…

Since the industrial revolution, people’s life quality has improved dramatically, along with new machines invented and new technology innovated. While people are enjoying their life with those advancements, energy consumption has also increased enormously. With limited resources on earth, the development of renewable technology has become the focus for the past decades. The sun, the giant burning star that is 92 million miles away from us, is warming us the earth and providing us with light and…

rising temperatures were not global issues. Back then, people were concerned more with the Bubonic plague or the Crusades, instead of their EVs and solar roofs. But obviously, the times have changed. In the mid-eighteenth century, also known as the dawn of the Industrial Revolution, there were roughly 700 million people on the Earth, compared to estimates of over seven billion in 2015 (McLamb). Much of the economic progress that we, as a people have made since those times, such as a higher…

that the renewable energy industry is facing. Since the industrial revolution, nonrenewable energy sources such as coal, gas, and oil have provided the primary fuel for the United States and for the entire world as well. The growth of industrialization all around the world has increased the global demand for fossil fuels, and the increase in demand has brought many social, economic and ethical issues to the table. In the past, people had no idea of the ethical issues that the burning of fossil…