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    The experiment found that two-thirds of the people continued to the highest level of 450 volts (Mcleod‚ “Milgram”). The rest of the people still obeyed the orders of the authority‚ just to a lesser level. Apparent from the Stanley-Milgram Experiment‚ “People tend to obey orders from other people if they recognize their authority as morally right and/or legally based. This response to legitimate authority is learned in a variety of situations‚ for example in the family‚ school‚ and workplace” (Mcleod

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    Henry David Thoreau’s “Civil Disobedience” inspired a revolution of men to do what is right. His term: civil disobedience‚ refers to people protesting unjust laws by refusing to comply with them. This process is not just for any laws and practices but ones that cannot be resolved by the Democratic process. In his time‚ Thoreau referred to slavery and the Mexican-American War. Thoreau found both of these pieces of history to be hypocritical of the United States moral values. The United States stands

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    13 March 2015 The March on Washington Civil disobedience‚ according to Dr. Kings’ letter from Birmingham Jail‚ is a way of revolting against an injustice in a peaceful manner. The March on Washington for LGBT rights was a peaceful protest in 1993. It was against the widespread discrimination through policies like the Don’t Ask Don’t Tell policy. Many people resigned from the army due to this policy and turned to peaceful protesting. Civil disobedience has been exemplified through the LGBT movement

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    Civil disobedience can positively impact a free society in multiple ways. In a free society‚ citizens are able to speak‚ act and think as they please. However‚ when people disagree with an existing law‚ protests‚ riots‚ and lawlessness may occur. These often turn violent‚ and in result‚ citizens or officers are harmed. America has seen many of these recently due to an outrage in the election of Donald J. Trump. Many anti-Trump protests have broke out all over the country‚ and most of these have turned

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    Disobedience is a very controversial topic due to the fact that history represents such a wide range of extremities of this ideology. Disobedience can be perceived in many different ways and it can either help or destroy the structure of society. An example of disobedience in society that has proved very successful in the past is civil disobedience. Throughout history‚ civil disobedience has made a huge impact on the U.S. government and is responsible for several popular social reforms. Many of the

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    Civil disobedience is the active‚ professed refusal to obey certain laws‚ demands‚ and commands of a government‚ or of an occupying international power Civil disobedience is a symbolic or ritualistic violation of the law‚ rather than a rejection of the system as a whole. Non - violent resistance is the practice of achieving goals such as social change through symbolic protests. This a really interesting discussion due to the fact that it has so many layers which could change the way you think about

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    got to break a few rules to create social change. Oscar Wilde once said “Disobedience‚ in the eyes of anyone who has read history‚ is man’s original virtue. It is through disobedience that progress has been made‚ through disobedience and through rebellion.” He means that humanity created social change through the actions of disobedience. His claim is supported by many historical events like the American revolution‚ the Civil Rights Movement and the fight for women’s rights. America would not be the

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    forced to leave. Leaving was the best decision for him. Leaving his world allowed him to make his own choices and he could rebel from the rules he was forced to live by his entire life. Prometheus would have found loved “Self-Reliance” and “Civil Disobedience” if he found them while looking through the manuscripts. He would have been able to relate well to both essays. Prometheus lives in a world where being different is not accepted. Unfortunately Prometheus

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    It is certainly true that disobedience is a valuable characteristic. Although some might disagree‚ there are many historical and current events‚ whether that’s the Civil Rights Movement or the Palestine War‚ that announce otherwise. For instance‚ the valiant attempt by Rosa Parks to stop racial injustice. She is widely known for her disobedience towards a white man’s order to re-allocate herself to the back of the public bus. Rosa Parks – having stood up to the man – caused both races to acknowledge

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    Disobedience is integrated into society all around the world. Imagine an average woman who works at a standard white-collared office job. When she commutes by bus‚ she often sits next to people of different ethnicities‚ peacefully minding their own business. The bus passes by a loud group of protesters fighting for their rights. Through fearful acts of violence‚ their message has spread through the whole country‚ but many know to stay away from them. How could all these situations relate to disobedience

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