Some of them were with the queen and some of them were very against the queen. john knox did not want a woman to bear rule he felt as if it was against all nature for a woman to be the superior leader of anything and that by god's law that it was forbidden for a woman to bear gods spot in the office.(doc1). He most likely said this because he believed it was against his religion and was against a woman ruling anything. Nick Heath said in a debate before the house of lords that a woman should not be anything they are not fit for anything besides staying at home(doc2). He most likely said this because he believes a woman should not take a mans job also that it is against his beliefs.
Her influence on him as a wife was great but she wasn’t very helpful at converting Nicholas into a strong ruler instead she would argue with him against any move towards constitutional monarchy and urge Nicholas to put his autocratic will without regard for the constraints of the law. Moreover, according to the sources, she was never liked by the Russian people or the Russian court hence it added to people’s list of dislike for Nicholas more. She loved Nicholas and her family deeply and demanded the Tsar to spend most of his time with the family which meant he couldn't pay much of his attention to the matters of the nation. As a result, people decided to abolish Russian autocratic
Many people did not know each other and sometimes if a person does not make a good first impression on someone then there could be problems ahead between them and so when they see the person again then they could make a witch accusation to get back at them. They all had differences and some liked them and others didn’t. A person’s gender was also a social factor because they saw women with power and property as unacceptable. They believed that men were the leaders of the household and women as properties that were to do everything that a woman should do in the 1690s. Many of the accusers were men.
If the integrity of the Pope is lost then the Church gets a bad reputation. There was also anti-clericalism in Germany. Priests were given enormous amounts of power, as they were the only ones who could perform the sacraments, which guaranteed salvation. They were sometimes badly educated and occasionally even illiterate, which meant that they could not help their people spiritually. Simony, nepotism, pluralism,
In each novel, main characters face alienation from society by different causes. The views of the people were different in each novel because in Their Eyes Were Watching God, Janie was not entirely treated with respect since she was a female and during those times males were the ones who dominated. She loathed for a relationship that involved the couple being equal among each other, but the views of that time period prevented her from fully accomplishing her dream. Ultima on the other hand was separated because the majority of the people in the town were catholic and they didn’t entirely accept the healing and curing of people with herbs since they believed in the power of God’s healing. Many people were also accusing Ultima of being a witch since she didn’t use the power of the lord to cure people and instead used “magic” to do her bidding In Bless Me, Ultima, Ultima was pushed away from the people in the town because many believed she was a witch.
The picketing of Wilson was so controversial because no one had ever publically opposed President Wilson. In addition to this many citizens found it disrespectful to oppose a wartime president in the midst of war. Citizens were enraged, along with troops. They felt that at this time the war was the only fight America should be involved in, and the fight for women should not be dwelled on. Likewise in England the suffragettes themselves agreed that they should stop their use of violence in the fight for suffrage during the wartime.
Don Elias didn’t go out and make an honest living. He was only respected by the people around him because they feared him. Dona Matilida was not seen as an equal partner in the relationship. She was more of a servant to Don Elias. I believe that when they first got married there was some kind of love in their relationship, but when they realized they could not conceive a child Don Elias blamed his wife.
She felt inferior to everyone, especially white men, and didn’t want to end up having a husband like her father. “I had a very low self-esteem as a child… I don’t want to be around anyone who is domineering or pushing me around because it makes me nervous” (McBride 43). This shows that Ruth didn’t like being bossed around and felt that a black man wouldn’t do that to her. Basically she wanted someone opposite of her father and his abuse did all the damage to her character and who she was as an adult. Ruth even denounced her religion of Judaism due to her father and embraced Christianity.
Women did everything possible just so they could vote and not be dependent on men. In an early part of the nineteenth century men would hit their spouses to ensure “obedience”. If they spoke in public they were denounced by the churches for “promiscuous activity.” Women were denied any voice in enactment of laws by which they were governed. During that time, women were in a society where man was dominant. Women did not have natural born rights, such as the right to vote, speak in public, access to equal education, and so forth, did not stop them to fight for their rights.
These results would clearly indicate that the Prohibition was an enormous failure. Many people advocated for the Prohibition due to religious values and morals, while even more Americans disagreed with this act and believed it was a violation of their personal liberties. Although some Americans believed in the values of the Prohibition, even more would be against this amendment due to the fact that many believed this legislation invaded personal freedoms, which left the government unable to enforce a law many Americans were against as well as the low salary paid to agents, which allowed them to be