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    violence and harsher rules from their imperialist rulers. This lead Gandhi to perform an act of civil disobedience by marching thousands of miles‚ with an equal amount of followers‚ to turn salt water into pure salt. Ignoring the tax and going around it resulted in Gandhi being arrested‚ but even then his followers continued to march to the ocean‚ continuing to follow Gandhi’s teachings of civil disobedience. Because of this‚ British imperialists eventually lifted the tax on salt. The British could not

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    King‚ Gandhi‚ and Thoreau. The final part of the essay tied the three together by saying who was more congruent to Thoreau‚ King or Gandhi. By following a distinctive and more laid out structure‚ I felt much more grounded in my A) Intro: Civil Disobedience is a philosophy practiced by many. In fact‚ our country observes non-violent protest everyday‚ whether it be through strikes‚ meetings‚ or marches. Many of these demonstrations have proved to be effective‚ and have gained respect over time. However

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    Theory of civil disobedience in the United States naturalist Henry David Thoreau’s "Civil Disobedience has started on. He slavery in the southern United States federal government to continue the war of aggression against Mexico caused‚ and continues to infringe the rights of indigenous Indians as a symbolic act to protest refused to pay a poll tax in 1846 were in jail. Nevertheless be used for public welfare have to pay taxes. Civil disobedience is such a man-made laws and regulations that may be

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    As the word civil is included in "civil disobedience" these things are professed in a calm and nonviolent way. Henry David Thoreau once said "If a plant cannot live according to nature‚ it dies; and so a man." This quote is related to how the government is ran. If the conditions aren’t right and equal‚ the man will suffer. In 1849‚ Thoreau wrote an essay called "Civil Disobedience." Henry disagreed with slavery and fought to end it. In his essay‚ he wrote

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    Henry David Thoreau’s Civil Disobedience had the original idea of and was put affect. He was revolutionary as he endorsed a form of protest that did not need violence or fear. Thoreau’s initial actions involving the protest governmental issues like slavery. It then landed him in jail as he refused to pay taxes. More than one hundred years later‚ the same issue of equal rights was dividing the U. S. apart. African Americans‚ like Martin Luther King Jr.‚ followed in Thoreau’s footsteps by partaking

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    Society would not have ever evolved the way it has without brave acts of civil disobedience by selfless individuals we have had as members of American society. To think that women would not have the right to vote‚ African Americans would still be discriminated against‚ or homosexuals would not have the chance to be married is crazy. All these things were changed by complex acts of civil disobedience that carried our country to value equality and personal liberties. That is why I think that peaceful

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    almost as a stunt. These writings are No Impact Man‚ Julie and Julia‚ The Year of Living Biblically and Supersize Me. Probably these are the years in which Thoreau is trying to find a little more of himself. The peak of these writings is Civil Disobedience. In Walden‚ Thoreau gave the total cost of his hut‚ item by item and since he used only second hand materials‚ the cost came to only $28.12 and a half cents. This was not viewed as realistic since all house-owners wanted to live in decorated homes

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    citizen. These actions that would appear on a list do not necessarily define if an individual is an exemplary citizen. These are all good traits that support the fundamental principles of the United Sates. Often‚ traits like these lead to civil disobedience‚ which allows change for the better in our country. Each trait that can potentially define a good citizen supports a fundamental principle. A Good Samaritan is someone who is always looking out to help others. They are always watching out for

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    Thoreau says‚ “If I have unjustly wrested a plank from a drowning man‚ I must restore it to him and drown myself.” This metaphors sums up most of what he is saying in On the Duty of Civil Disobedience. The person unjustly wresting the plank from the drowning man is the government‚ and the drowning man himself is the citizens of a government. This is to say that if the government wrongly takes from its citizens to save itself‚ then the government must first give what has been taken back to its citizens

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    sense of right and wrong are formed. By restraining his anger he is able to keep the clergymen engaged while clearly displaying his point. Many Christians in the past have been harshly punished for the act of practicing civil disobedience. King says that civil disobedience “was practiced superbly by Christians‚ who were willing to face hungry lions”; instead of submitting to unjust Roman laws. By saying this King exploits the hypocrisy in the clergymen’s refusal of supporting him. Kings logical argument

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