In the end that turned out to be a problem when they were exacuting there attack, before they could attack and leave he started to attack his mother and killed her at the river. But that just gave them more courage to attack and when they did they all circled up on the few remaining and beat them. This movie has a few meanings to me it reminded me of the past in which slavery was life for most people which is sad. It also reminded me that back in the time of slavery if you not white
[4] Peter's frequent travels left Russia unmanned, often for months at a time. His absence often spawned revolts and rebellions among the people. [5] When Peter returned he showed no mercy in putting down the rebellions and asserting his absolute power over the country. This is when Peter's true cruelty was shown, his brutality in sentencing those who rebelled brought out a different man, a man who loved to see people suffer, a man we would see more often as his reign progressed. People who expressed negative thoughts about Peter's decisions were often executed before they had a chance to gain followers and rebel against the Tsar.
Also, he fought in many wars with such bravery to prove himself worthy and determined to be known as “The Great”. Finally, the impact and effect he left on his kingdom and he people of his kingdom after the death of Alexander The Great. Here are how alexander was and still should be considered The Great. Macedonia, the kingdom that alexander had power to had that time where it was once weak. Alexander The Great took over the kingdom and raised it to become one of the most powerful empires which wasn’t easy.
He held one of his wives at gunpoint, and beat his wives often, one instance even being during the week of peace. Him being abusive caused him and his wives not to be as close, as they feared him. When Ikemafuna was stabbed in the back by a machete, he yelled out to Okonkwo to save him but in fear of looking weak (which comes from his issues with his father) in front of his friends he finished off Ikemafuna. When Okonkwo killed Ikemafuna, it had a negative effect on his family and in the long run lead to his alienation from them. Not only did Okonkwo’s outbursts lead to his alienation from his family, but also from his community.
This is one of the many influences that Alois had had on Adolf as becoming a Nazi dictator and killing an entire race. Alois had grown up without a dad and knew what it felt like, so he wanted to make sure he pushed Adolf. Alois loved his children dearly, but he didn’t want them to turn out like him, making sure of this, he beat them and pushed them, whether it was to exhaustion or to extinction. Adolf then took his anger of this out on the whole Jewish race, as the Fuehrer during the years of the holocaust. In the twelve years he took out a whole race, ninety percent of the Jewish religion in Poland, Germany, Austria, Bohemia, and Moravia.
He read about the atrocities and senseless violence of slavery that had ravaged his people for four hundred years. X read about rises to power with many left destroyed in its wake. Story after story about death and loss with little or no forgiveness and compassion. X pointed his finger in one direction for who was to blame. He believed white people were far less superior and the reason for so much violence.
A man called John Oxley said” They trembled excessively and were absolutely intoxicated with fear….”. This happened when two Indigenous men saw his party. A wise, notable, Indigenous resistance fighter called Yagan was feared and admired by the British colonist. He fought for his peoples rights and seeked revenge as one of his own was killed. He quoted saying ‘ A black man claims nothing as his own but his cloak, his weapons and his name..
When Megacles killed many of Cylons people the blood feuds bgan. The blood feuds were basically never ending cycles of killing. After one member of a certain family had been killed then the leading male of that family would kill that person. Then the person who died would have a son or newphe who would eventually avenge his death. These blood feuds lasted very long times because of the importance of male pride.
Although his measures were very harsh he was seeing results, he had impaled between 30,000 and 100,000 people. These tactics helped make Wallachia a strong and independent state. The tactics also helped the state develop commerce, helped reduce lawlessness, and also strengthened his army; all of this came at high price of great pain and the loss of human life. One legend has it that he once dined among a forest of defeated enemies who were rotting, impaled on poles and that he would dip hid bread in the blood of his victims, these legends would strike terror into everyone who heard them which helped make Vlad a ruler that many didn’t want to encounter (Florseu 50). In 1459, when diplomats came to visit, they declined removing their hats due to religious reasons.
In the following month, Bacon died suddenly and his rebellion immediately collapsed. The governor took revenge upon Bacon's followers, executing some and confiscating the property of others. Bacon's Rebellion revealed the mixed motivations and tangled outcomes of warfare in colonial America. The revolt changed little within the colony; gentlemen continued to monopolize the best land, the highest offices, and the most slaves. The Indians suffered the most.