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    English 102 TEACHER NAME HERE 2 October 2012 Analyzation of Rebellion: Good or Bad? William Butler Yeats’s poems "Easter 1916" and "The Second Coming" each portray the theme of rebellion. However‚ rebellion is not always heroic and these two poems clash with one another to prove this point. "Easter 1916" contains text which presents rebellion as a positive action; whereas‚ "The Second Coming" makes the reader believe rebellion only leads to pure chaos and disorder until the end of time. In addition

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    in the United States‚ the slaves‚ also performed their own acts of resistance in hopes of freedom. While ultimately none of them destroyed the system of slavery‚ they did have an impact‚ especially on white Southerners. Often‚ large scale slave rebellions were inspired by Christian sermons and meetings and small scale acts of individual slave resistance were motivated by a hope to achieve the popularized idea of American freedom. These actions of resistance caused fear among white Southerners‚ stricter

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    the Seven Year’s War. This however‚ was not the whole story. The French‚ regardless of their financial difficulties had a grudge against Britain that worked in the American’s favor. The French had already explored the possibility of an American rebellion as early as the 1760’s but realized that the time was not yet right for one to occur. As a result‚ France was hesitant to join into a conflict on the side of the colonies too soon as they were afraid that an early intervention might result in the

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    Canada of 1837‚ change in the government was demanded. But because of no change‚ rebellions were born. In Upper Canada‚ the economy was failing and William Lyon Mackenzie and other radical leaders wanted an American-style democracy. Lieutenant-Governor Sir Francis Bond Head was to win the Assembly’s support by running for the elections. He did win‚ but it did not achieve what Mackenzie had wanted. Starting a rebellion was his only choice now‚ but Mackenzie found that he had little support because

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    Bacon’s Rebellion‚ an uprising of indentured servants‚ was the result of tensions between social classes‚ which identifying the need for slaves‚ indicating racism‚ and promoted American independence through the idea that anyone can stand up to authority. Bacon’s rebellion occurred due to the fact there were many unhappy freemen wandering the Virginia area because they had no wife or land. This rebellion resulted due to the fact Governor Berkley was friendly towards the indians and prohibited people

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    The Boxer Rebellion was a series of fights between the U.S. and China around the early 1900s. This war was started in an effort for Chinese people called “Boxers” to keep foreign missionaries out of their country in order to avoid the influencing of their culture and communities. There were many arguments for and against the U.S.’s involvement in the war. U.S. involvement was needed in the Boxer Rebellion because the rebellion threatened U.S.-China trade relations‚ American missionaries were dying

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    ways was the Tupac Amaru rebellion a response to the Bourbon Reforms enacted on the Spanish Colonies? Explain Tupac rebellion was pressured to put up a fight because they were being treated unfair and tax was very high. The Spanish Empire started the Bourbon because they wanted to tax the Native peasants and resources that were harvest. The fighting between the Rebellion groups and Spanish colonies remain constant for couple of years. However it ended badly for Tupac rebellion groups and the execution

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    Nora becomes more and more rebellious as the story goes on. One of the first acts of rebellion is when Nora proceeds to eat Macarons behind is Torvalds back. Nora knows this is forbidden for her to eat sweets by Torvald because it will ruin her teeth. Torvald confronts her about it and Nora says “ I wouldn’t dream of going against your wishes”. Right after that Nora shows another rebellious trait by swearing. Nora swears just to go against the social standards. This is really important because

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    I do believe in the actions of the members of Shay’s Rebellion. For example‚ the eastern establishment went ahead with their program of taxation which made them pay extra to the government‚ according to the video. This was unfair and Daniel Shays should be upset about this. He was already struggling with money‚ and now this. In addition Daniel Shays had no way to pay his debts‚ was going to be forced to imprisonment‚ and was going to lose his farm unless he did something about this‚ according to

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    detailing imagined events with futile rebellion as the central theme. He states‚ “If one simply proclaims that all is for the best and doesn’t point to the sinister symptoms‚ one is merely helping to bring totalitarianism nearer” and through this recognition‚ Orwell’s rebellion against a totalitarian state took form (“George Orwell’s Letter”). Rebellion can be a versatile and fluid concept‚ taking the form of the resentful or the oppressed. 1984 explores rebellion for the purpose of Orwell’s anti-despotic

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