This scared Louis XIV a lot, but it also benefited him. The townspeople began to consider him as an absolute monarch, because they would rather have one then the series of riots that were going on. For the people/peasants, nothing could compare to the awful Fronde. Now that he was an absolute Monarch, Louis had an extravagant lifestyle. He had food, got his way, and everything he wanted!
There were also reports that John severely punished his enemies and used the courts to help his friends. He was also accused of killing his own nephew Arthur because he was a rival to his throne. Most of these reports on John were written by monks and these were unreliable because John had quarrelled with their leader the Pope. This meant only a few monks were unbiased and wrote truthfully about John. For example another source this time written by a monk in Barnwell said that John was a good ruler and that his own men should not have deserted him.
With the formation of a government, the ways of a centralized government is supposed to be revolved around the importance of the people’s ideas and say in the government. But sometimes these demands and proper goals aren’t initiated by the government thus leading to great anarchy. Alexander Hamilton was able to completely deface the recognition of the human population by sending them in a great scandal. This scandal
The government’s purpose was to inform the citizens of Britain of the options that they had. They had many reasons to be honest about the information in the pamphlet because the lives of many innocent people were on the line. The pamphlet can be compared to a promise to the people. This information was recorded during World War II but before the German air strikes. This document helped right history because it was developed during a major war in world history.
Why did Edward IV take the throne in 1461? Edward IV was able to take the throne for a variety of overlapping and interconnecting reasons. 1461 was unusual in that the king took power with violence and had a living rival. The factors include the loss of France, Henry VI’s weakness, Henry VI’s insanity and Margaret’s actions due to theses and Yorkist grievances. The most important factor for Edward being able to take the throne was due to Henry’s weakness as if he wasn’t weak Edward would not have been able to usurp the throne.
In addition, in 3.1 Romeo murdered Tybalt to avenge the death of Mercutio by saying “Either thou or I, or both, must go with him.” (3.1. line 129). This implies that Romeo held a grudge against Tybalt for killing his own friend. This grudge motivated Romeo to kill Tybalt which then motivated Paris to fight Romeo in 5.3. This cycle of hatred between the two families is also what caused the fight scene in 1.1 where the Capulets and Montagues saw each other, then spat rude comments at each other
He was involved in many raids on the English occupiers and he avenged his father’s death by killing the English knight Fenwick. By 1297 the English occupation of Scotland was much weaker and the resentment of the Scottish people had grown. At this time William became a national hero when he killed the English sheriff of Lanark after the sheriff had tried to capture
A source written by Roger of Wendover, a monk and supporter of the barons against John says ‘The servants of a certain sheriff somewhere in Wales brought to the royal court a robber. He had robbed and murdered a priest. John said ‘he has killed an enemy of mine, let him go’. In 1209 Geoffrey, a priest said it was not safe for priests to work for the king any longer. John heard of this and in his fury had Geoffrey imprisoned in chains, clad in a cope made of lead and starved.
Themes Violence * Terry is ordered to call out Joey Doyle to participate in murder. * Johnny Friendly and his mob use violence to corrupt and scare the longshoremen. * The mob raid the church where Father Barry was trying to get the longshoremen to confess about what was happening down at the docks. * The death of Dugan was resulted for telling the truth to Father Barry. * Charlie was killed because of Terry's decision.
Their objective was to kill helots (Document C). This clearly shows they were sly because if the other helots knew of their actions then they would have rebelled a long time ago. Lycurgus was founder of formal Spartan education and made the rule. He provided the boys with such moderate amount of food so the boys would know how to carry on with their hunger unsatisfied. Due to the fact that Lycurgus did not provide enough food the boys were allowed to relieve their hunger by stealing their food (Document B).