However on his death, Catholicism returned to England in the form of Mary I. With King Phillip II of Spain as her husband, she brutally forced Catholicism back into England, even burning 300 Protestants at the stake. So once Mary’s reign was over, Elizabeth was forced into a country that was in a state of religious flux with varying religious group all vying to
Before all that happened she was totally 100 percent happy with just having her green card. Having her green card meant that she could travel to different, different places in the world that she wanted and then come back to a job that pays well and which she does excellent in. so not only did she not make being a immigrant affect her. But she had her mind set. In my eyes she clearly shows that even when you’re a legal immigrant it shouldn’t affect you at all.
She went to vote for presidential election and was arrested due to her female sex. The exigence behind Anthony’s essay was that her exercise of voting was the right thing to do. She had committed no crime to be put in jail. She said that “ I not only committed no crime, but instead simply exercised my citizen’s rights, guaranteed to me and all United States citizens by the National Constitution beyond the power of any state to deny” (Anthony 13). Anthony expresses that women’s voting was not illegal.
She displays her mental fortitude in many ways. For example when the Spider-man lets her know he is fond of her she doesn’t even flinch, she also doesn’t let her emotions overwhelm her when Sophie lets out her rage and frustration. Another account of when she portrayed her strength is when she had to leave her mother when she had to escape the people on horses trying to capture her. As well as being strong she is also very intelligent. Like David, she understands that the community they live in, Waknuk, is not safe for them and realizes early that they need to escape.
The Seneca Falls Declaration and the Declaration of Independence are very similar in many ways. Elizabeth Stanton felt strongly about womens rights and how unfair they were compared to a males rights. She set up the first suffrage for the Sentiments on the Declaration of Independence. Stanton and her group wanted to prove to not only the men but to everyone that womens rights were completely unfair and there needed to be a change. A genius idea came to her and she decided that she would go off of the Declaration of Independence which was written about how Great Britain tried running our country and how they completely took advantage of us.
If Queen Elizabeth ever felt nervous about challenging the greatest power in the known world, she never showed it, and appeared to believe completely in the devotion and loyalty of her people (Jokinen). By believing in them, they believed in her. During this battle with The Spanish Armada, Elizabeth made what was to be one of her most influential and memorable speeches, her speech at Tilbury (Shone 94). The defeat of the Spanish was a large part of Elizabeth’s success. England was no longer considered a broken weak country, but now it was known that England was strong and back on its
This act is also linked to the Boston Massacre because it was the last act passed before this event. Declaratory Act The Declaratory Act was passed in 1766 by the Parliament following the repeal of the stamp act. It stated that the authority of the Crown in America was the same as in England and created almost complete Royal control of the government. This made the colonist very angry because they were protesting so much against the stamp act and then the English come in and pull this stuff! Quartering Act This act was part of the intolerable acts and was passed on June 2nd 1774.
Like coping papers and answering phones. The party didn’t want women who weren’t ready to fight for the cause. “Women began to hold formal leadership roles in the mid–1970s. Women had increased access to the reins of power because of the leadership vacuum created by the absence of key male Panther leaders, and because they had acquired an impressive array of political skills, honed in less visible roles.”1 The women never were treated with double standards. They were considered the heart of the community and they had to be respected for the fact that they brought the community to life.
Another reason their relationship is dangerous is that if John Procter were to prosecute against Abigail Williams saying that she is in fact a witch, Abigail Williams could very easily tell the entire town that she and Procter have been having an affair to get revenge on him. It wouldn’t really affect her too much, but on the contrary, it would ruin his reputation in the town and his relationship with his wife. Later in Act I, Abigail is being “interrogated” by Reverend Hale and she claims “I never sold myself! I’m a good girl! I’m a proper girl!” (Miller 40) in this statement, Abigail is defending herself that she never sold herself to the devil.
She wanted to get what she wanted no matter who's feelings were hurt. Now she has to pick. She didn't want to loose Tom as much as she didn't want to loose Gatsby. But then, the whole situation changed when Daisy found out the truth about Gatsby, who he was never rich, he conned people for his wealth and respect. It made her lose control of the car and hit a woman.