Upset

The Stamp Act was an act imposed by Great Britain to demand tax on the British America colonists. The British need the tax to pay for their troops. But the colonists felt upset about the Stamp Act mainly because they considered it a violation without their consent; and it threatened their liberty. The Stamp Act was a burden for all of the British America colonists. All the British America colonists felt that they do not need to follow their country anymore, and it is time to fight for…

One possible solution for children getting upset during the test is to explain to them that nothing bad will happen if they don't do well on the test. The test is just to show where they need help. In the school that I work in I have had many children get very upset over the map test. Unfortunately the map test isn't something that you can modify so it's less stressful for the student. So therefore the…

discussed how this helped in their study of racism’s effect on mental health. “Three categories defined whether respondents did not think about their race and did not experience emotional upset, thought about their race but did not experience emotional upset, or thought about their race and experienced emotional upset.” (15) Information and data were examined and evidence was presented about the most prevalent settings where racism occurs. In the conclusion, the authors bring up ways to expand…

the bad situation all he needed was positive thoughts, so he felt like the best thing to do was lie. Nat did not want to upset his family. In the short story "The Birds" by Maurier, the main character, Nat Hocken, repeatedly lied to his family because the children were too young to understand, the children needed to remain calm,and he did not want to make his wife nor the kids upset. Children do not understand the parents' problems sometimes, so Nat did not inform them of everything.…

could center on a character with a mental illness. The point is that everyone can be affected by mental illness whether they realize it or not. In my case, I am affected by it directly. It started in the summer of 2012. One night, she got incredibly upset, to a point where she was hysterical and no one could calm her down. We didn’t know what was going and we had no history of mental illness, so once we calmed her down, we went to bed. But it happened again. And it kept happening, night after…

When all of her troubles began to build she became angry, upset, and confused. She subconsciously tore up the marigolds to get rid of her anger. But when she saw that she did nothing but break an old woman?s spirit she felt remorse. She realized that what she had done was childish and selfish. The experience of finding out about real life and problems hardened her. But not in a bad way, in a way that made her stronger and prepared her for the real world, in a way that turned her into an adult.…

passed away, she still wanted to have a loving relationship with her father, but their personalities were so different. She wanted to be able to talk to her dad and spend time with him, while he was more focused on his books and work. She got very upset because they were eating dinner…

You ever wanted to be a help to the world by just talking? All my life the people I was surrounded by were either happy or upset. They’ll be happy one day and then upset the next day. I’m not stating that this was unusual but it was how people lived. They had personal family problems that they always kept bottled up and never told anybody how they were feeling. I was normally very good at noticing when people had issues. Their voice would have a creaking door sound, or any limbs, including…

he does something unexpected, he hangs himself because he felt upset about himself being expulsed out of his tribe for about seven years and also for slashing a messenger’s throat with a machete. In the novel’s last chapter, the Commissioner arrived at Okonkwo’s compound accompanied by soldiers and messengers looking for Okonkwo but Obierika was there instead and he showed them where he was. When they all arrived, Obierika was upset because Okonkwo was one of his close friends and he blames…

her husband because he is dead, she laughs, has a dull tone in her voice, and does not seem to be upset. The house was not clean as if she did not care or was upset. Half the table was wiped off and the other half not as if she did not want to clean the side of Mr. Wright’s half purposely. Mrs. Peters and Mrs. Hale find Mrs. Wrights sewing projects that appeared to be messed up as if she was upset while sewing. In the sewing box, the lady’s find the dead pet bird of Mrs. Wrights. They earlier…