Pontiac's Rebellion

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    In the first quarter of the German peasants revolts were caused after Luther wanted the Catholic Church to reform. There was a violent reaction of the peasants towards the aristocracy. Since the revolts were unplanned and uncoordinated, many peasants were slaughtered when going after the aristocrats. The varying reactions of the different classes were based on religious belief, and large social stratification difference. Luther’s teachings were taken extremely when the peasants of the Holy…

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    owners. For example, Spartacus led a slave army that took eight Roman legions to quell. Rebellion happens when people want to change aspects of authority; they want to modify inequitable laws, to reduce heavy taxes, and to improve their lives. Rebellions can tranform a society view by believing that laws unjust, issuing challenges against authority, and reforming to create betterment for society. When rebellions transpire, society is convinced that the laws are bias. Malcolm X portrays…

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    A Suffocating Grasp “Why can’t I go out?” I questioned her, my heart pounding, and arms quivering. She simply sighed. “Samar, this isn’t Canada, it’s not safe he-” “But you let Hammad go, he’s younger than me!” “It’s not the same…” “What’s not the same?”, I knew full well what was to come next, but I pressed anyways. “He’s a boy” Now, I was never one to disobey the rules, especially not the rules of my parents. There would always be a little voice in my head, and a tug at my heart when I…

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    behaviors and attitudes to group norms. Rebellion in an act of violent or open resistance to an established government or ruler. At the expense of hundreds of thousands of people conformity has either caused havoc upon one’s life or rebellion may have led to their fatality. Throughout this semester we have read and studied the true potential meanings from several stories, poems, and dramas which contain perfect examples from both conformity and rebellion which had life changing…

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    I) Wars are unpredictable; they can range from massive to small- either way, a war is a conflict that can drastically affect the lives of people. Occasionally we are unaware about the wars that are destroying the lives of others yet we can't escape the reality of the bloodshed that is the result of war; we are eventually informed about what is occurring. Sometimes we do multiple attempts to lend a hand, but other times our minds are not completely wrapped around the issue at hand which makes it…

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    Within the American Frontier there were multiple political, economical, and social changes through various rebellions in the 18th century. One of the four rebellions during this time was the March of the Paxton Boys. Many Pennsylvanian men had become outraged with the government because it was paying for the protection of Native Americans. During this “march”, 20 Conestoga Indians by 57 drunkard Pennsylvanians. Politically to hear out the rebellious men, Benjamin Franklin had marched with…

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    Do you consider yourself a feminist? In the novel Like Water For Chocolate by Laura Esquivel, she writes about femininity and traditions that occur in Tita’s life. Also a bit of magical realism to captivate her readers. Throughout the plot, most of the characters present themselves as independent and rebellious or while others are seen doing what women are expected to do like cooking, cleaning, taking care of children themselves, and etc. However, out of all the characters I can conclude that…

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    Rebellion in “A&P” and “Greasy Lake” Rebellion is an overarching theme in both John Updike’s “A&P” and T. Coraghessan Boyle’s “Greasy Lake.” A sense of rebellion and a primitive urge to break free of society’s expectations and standards as well a shared sense of antiestablishmentarianism afflicts both narrators. However, the motives for their behavior are different, and they are drawn to a rebellious lifestyle for different reasons. For Sammy from “A&P,” he decides to rebel because of the appeal…

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    beaten, sexually abused and had no freedom. As a result of the injustice way they were treated, resistance in American Slavery took form in many ways. One of the most common type would be a individual act of rebellion, another type that only few accomplished were planned out a armed rebellion, and then there were those that were just conspiracies. Some slaves refused to accept the theory that they were happy being treated as servants and some were filled with rage over stories that they were…

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    Persepolis Rebellion

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    You might be familiar with the word “Rebellion” since some kid’s movies have scenes in which rebels plot a rebellion against an evil kingdom. But do you know other versions of rebellions? A rebellion is usually not the same in every case nor in every story. In the passages, “Cairo: My City, My Revolution”, “Reading Lolita in Tehran”, and “Persepolis 2”, rebellion is presented in many forms and ways by the authors. To begin with, in the passage “Cairo: My City, My Revolution” the setting of the…

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