→ He is unable to convince Brutus to give the command to get rid of Antony, along with Caesar, as Brutus’ words and rejection to the suggestion carry more weight, which are able to influence the rest of conspirators. “Yet I fear him;/ For in the ingrafted love he bears to Caesar -” This suggests that he realises and understands that Antony poses a threat of carrying out revenge for Caesar, even after the objective of killing Caesar is completed. However, his worries are not brought across to the conspirators as his words have no weight, and furthermore, his submissive character results in him not pursuing this worry. → “I wish we may. But yet have I a mind/That fears him much, and my misgiving still /Falls shrewdly to the purpose”, from this we can see how he still shows some signs of uneasiness about them giving Antony a chance but is still not able to bring his point across to Brutus and the other conspirators as they all reason with Brutus and later on even submits himself to accepting Antony and even trying to convince him to join them.
Most of china’s wealth came from land so people saw no reason to expand its industries. China thought they were the best and did not want to change, they believed that it was unnecessary. The Boxer Rebellion came in. This was a rebellion that China had against the Western Imperialism that was very unsuccessful. Japan had a smarter way of approaching this situation.
Pushing Paper Can Be Fun Introduction The police captain is having a problem with getting his officers to file accurate and timely paper work. The officers prefer the contact they have with the public rather than sitting at the desk doing paperwork. Since the officers dislike preparing paperwork, it is often put off or done inadequately. There is not anything motivating the officers to change their attitude towards the paper work as the captain has no financial rewards in place due to budget crunches. And promotions are determined by seniority, not the quality of the paperwork.
Lincoln points out that he, as well as the rest of the country, did not want to go to war but realized that it was the only way out of the problems arising. He also goes on to say that both sides had the power to stop the war and that was brewing. He makes clear the fact that, if desired, all violence could have been avoided. Lincoln does a great deal of comparisons between the north and the south in his speech. He brings out the flaws in both sides, and ultimately puts the blame on the feuding between the two sides.
• financial crisis faced by Louis that meant that he needed more money; weakness of the Ancien Regime’s system excluded nobility from paying and this therefore needed to be changed – something some nobility did not want • actions of Necker; he had made out that there was no need for any change in the tax system by saying via the Compte Rendu that the financial system was working well (and so nobility did not see urgency of reform) • ideas of philosophes which helped to strengthen arguments of nobility that the king could not force through change, was acting tyrannically and that the parlements were acting in the name of the people. and some of the following short-term/immediate factors: • actions of de Brienne and Calonne in trying to get radical tax reforms agreed to by the Assembly of Notables and the parlements. These reforms involved a land tax to be paid by everyone. This led to opposition from 1st and 2nd estate who had most to lose. The nobility claimed that such drastic change could only be decided on by an Estates General (most at the Assembly of Notables accepted the principle of a land tax but not the means of bringing it about) • weaknesses and mistakes of the King and his ministers: mistakes of Calonne in thinking that an Assembly of Notables would agree to such reforms – also of appealing to the public behind the back of the assembly which lost him support.
There is a middle ground between fear and love with a ruler because you should not have a ruler who you do not love and agree with because then there is no point into listening to him but you should not also have a ruler who you do not fear because then if just one person disagrees with him, they will take advantage of the fact that the leader is not someone intimidating and get rid of him. Leaders should have a little bit of both traits. Fear is safer than love because you never have to worry about getting killed by a traitor or anyone ever opposing you publicly. With your people being terrified of you, you will never have to go through what President JFK went through, assassination. You will not have to ever go through opposition like Mao because will be so terrified that if you oppose them, you would kill them like Mao did.
Ishmael Leseur turned the other cheek to being bullied by Barry Bagsley. He did this because he didn’t want to bring attention to himself or give Barry Bagsley anything to pick on him with. Ishmael also turned the other cheek during the awards night because he didn’t want to ruin the night for everyone and bring himself down to Barry Bagsley’s level. People need to feel good about themselves and not let the bullies win. After all bullies usually only pick on people they know they can make feel bad to make themselves feel good.
If you don’t do it this way, you won’t survive”. Movies usually like to depict that police don’t go out of their way to help gang-bangers and thugs. Alonzo doesn’t believe in any rules. Those laws against double-parking and drinking while driving don't apply to him, because he daily risks his live so the nice people can enjoy their lives. Officer Hoyt learns that suspects’ civil rights don't seem to matter too much to his partner.
Because he feared losing his job, he did not defend his position with an explanation of his job description or scope of practice. By avoiding the situation, Rashad chose the passive aggressive form of communication. Effective communication is a win-win between two people. Aggressive communication is not an effective form of communication because only one person is talking. Robin overpowered Rashad with verbal assault rather than encouraging ownership, involvement, and teamwork.
This may be true however no person has the right to send another to be killed or wounded. These men should be able to choose if they want to fight in the war or not. They shouldn’t be forced into the war because of the government, sure the government controls the laws etc, but they do not have the right to control someone into fighting in the war where it is extremely dangerous. If the government wanted more people to fight in the war then they should go to war themselves instead of putting men in risk of death. Conclusion: In