Introduction The events of September 11th 2001 have cause a major alteration in the world. After 9/11 many countries throughout the world have increased security in airports and country borders, and increased security in main areas of major cities. The biggest consequence of 9/11 however was the USA’s war on terror. The war on terror was started with the objective of recognizing, finding and destroying terrorists, denying sponsorships to terrorist organizations and defending people all over the world from future terrorist attacks. However, the USA’s war on terror has had a negative effect on many countries in the world as well as their own, and their citizens by creating animosity in the international community, causing a downturn in their own economy and their major allies, and ruining their international reputation.
Social issues were at another alarming effect that the effects of 9/11 had on the U.S.A. The attack was felt globally. The damage that was done to the World Trade Center left the country shattered with bits and pieces for this country to try and piece back together again. The World Trade Center was a very valuable asset to the Nation’s welfare. When the two buildings collapsed, the effects
Many people throughout the Reign of Terror were killed by a guillotine. This affects not only them but their family and friends too. Life is the biggest thing anyone has to lose whether it’s yourself or a loved one. 20,000-40,000 people died from the guillotine alone. (Document F) This loss adds to the evidence that people of France did not want the Reign of Terror, therefore it is not justified.
As a result of this riot, the government may enforce new regulations to prevent intoxication occurring at future games, because alcohol was considered an accelerant in the outbreak. As well, the government can potentially lose profits caused by a decrease in support from the fans. The overall city is a stakeholder to the hockey team. Bad publicity was projected globally as news coverage of the events following the game was aired. This event was mistaken as riots in Libya over the oil (CBC News community reacts to Vancouver riots, 2011).
They even took newly executed criminals bodies from the gallows. In this instance people clearly resorted to things they would not ordinarily have done and the death toll was in the millions. The hundred years war ran from 1300-1450 and started because the King of England and the King of France began to have a feud over who should in fact be the rightful King of France. War changes many things. It makes for a nervous population, but it can also affect things such as social organisation and the country’s economy.
People were in panic running around trying to escape the Black Death. Some towns even rioted, “The combination of plague and fear of a Scottish invasion caused such unrest within Durham itself that there were riots on the streets.”16 People would leave their towns to run even futher away from the plague, stated in The Black Death essay “caring about nothing but themselves, abandoned their own city, their own houses, their dwellings, their relatives, their property, and went abroad…”17 The Black Death did not just affect men, but women as well caught the plague. When rich were sick they either ended up dying or leaving, when this happened many of their servants were left without a job, “…very often these servants lost their lives and their earnings.”18 Thus the economy started to do poorly. The economy was one of aspects that was affect the most by the Black Death, as stated in The Black Death Overview “The economy was probably hit the hardest of all the aspects of Europe.”19 Artisans were slowly disappearing which caused, people with skills to be more valuable the rich people.20 Farmers stop tending farms, farm animals were led astray, and people started to rob and pillage other towns. After the Black Death ended the economy slowly started to turn for the
Medical professionals and scientists initially blamed the spread on the filth and overcrowding in the immigrant neighborhoods. Immigrants then became the scapegoats and the slums of the larger cities were blamed. However shortly after that Polio spread to the wealthy and again the fear was heightened. Parents were terrified
Editorial Speech In the world these days, many schools and other places are having an issue about gunfire with mental kids. Due to this, many people have died and got injured, causing fear and tragedy for many families. Some people even move to other countries to avoid living under fear constantly just because of gun shootings. I personally think what Kent state university did to William Koberna, banning him from the school because of a tweet he uploaded about shooting the campus was a wrong thing to do. First of all, this was a stupid behaviour because all William Koberna did was upload a tweet.
They quickly mobilized to fight the disease. Public health officials made the influenza a reportable disease but by this time, but it was nearly impossible to keep accurate records of those infected by the disease and epidemiologists to speculate the impact the disease had in certain areas. Mass panic on a global scale set in and public health officials warned of large gatherings and hand shaking. As a result, communities imposed quarantines, once booming businesses such as movie theaters, and roller skating rinks were forced to lock their doors. Schools and churches closed their doors as well, libraries avoided lending out books, and civilians were ordered to wear masks, avoid shaking hands, and a no spitting ban was even imposed during this time.
Nicholas Bloom, Author of Public Housing that Worked, acknowledges the skepticism of most Americans in saying,“Across the country public housing projects are being demolished at a record pace largely because most Americans believe that public housing has no chance of succeeding.” So why is public housing failing? And what will be done before thousands more Americans are left homeless. Public housing has created reliance on the government, unsafe living conditions, and large concentrations of poverty. Everyday events and common occurrences inside public housing would shock many, due to the high volume of violence. Also shocking is the high prevalence of health issues.