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…: soldiers, angered by the Italian defeat, pull commanding officers from the melee and execute them on sight. The battle police seize Henry, who, at a crucial moment, breaks away and dives into the river. After swimming a safe distance downstream, Henry boards…

…they should since the farmers had no choice but to pay – since they relied on trains to carry their crops to market. They were also angered by the railroads involvement in politics. Farmers also protested that local bankers charged more percent interest…

…is Crayton 2 soon cut short after she sees her husband is alive. She ends up being freed from oppression in the end. In Samuel, as the boys continue their misconduct while riding in the train, one man decides to take a stand out of anger, walks over…

…in 1215. His barons were angered about how he was ruling the people, so they forced him to sign the charter. The Virginia State Constitution of 1776 was the first state Declaration of Rights ratified by its citizens, unlike the Magna Carta. It had a large…

…ways. Celie's journey was filled with constant pain, suffering, loss, anger, and oppression. Nettie also had a hard life, too, but hers’ was made much easier because of Celie. She kept Nettie out of harms way …for example, on page eight, Celie begins her…

…information anybody had on their loved ones. I felt so sorry for them. I guess that was the initial feeling I had, sorrow. From sorrow came anger, I wanted to go out and look for whoever was responsible and get revenge. I think I reacted like most people who weren…

…settlements west of the Alleghany Mountains to save Britain money, but this angered the colonists because many had already invested in land there. The Sugar Act of 1764 lowered tax on sugar, but there was stricter enforcement. Then, the Stamp Act was passed…

…treatment and threatened to secede from the Union. This threat angered President Jackson, who had proposed the Force Bill. This was a bill that gave permission to Jackson to use troops if necessary against the South. Resulting from all of the problems…

…. She cringed in disgust, then made a beeline for me. I quickly reeled the fish in and held it in the air between us. She immediately stopped. I laughed along with everyone else, but Melissa growled with anger. After a slight pause, she took a deep breath…

…ways, some respond to their situation by “tearing” at and through the pain with anger: “Others, with vast Typhoean rage…ride the air/In whirlwind; Hell scarce holds the wild uproar.” Some of the angels recoil sadly from the sorrow: “Others, more mild…