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…their activities. <Tab/>Another way the government has attempted to prevent anger among the public, is to make them more openly informed on the use of animals in scientific procedures. It is important for them to realize that, "The number of animal…

…occurred between British troops and Boston citizens, who jeered and taunted the soldiers. The troops fired, killing five people. The so-called Boston Massacre aroused great colonial resentment. This anger was soon increased by further parliamentary legislation…

…The reaction to the death of a loved one is usually grief. It can also encompass a range of emotions that are powerful and consuming; anger, sadness, loneliness, fear, guilt and helplessness, depending on the nature of the death. A review done…

…what she sought. Vengeance, jealously, and greed surround the town of Salem. The witch trails are a prefect opportunity for Abigail's jealously to prevail itself, her adolescence anger to be released, and to observe how much influence she truthfully…

…then it already was. He was way too proud to take advice from someone younger, and in his anger he decided to kill Antigone right away in front of Haemon's eyes. "'Bring the woman out! Let her die before his eyes..." (Scene 3 line 130). This was too much for Haemon…

…on the United States and thus nationalized all US owned property in Cuba. This further angered the USA because not only were they not dependant on the US anymore, they were now trading with the USA's biggest rival. Several attempts were made by the US government…

…é, her sister and the family in general. In addition, her sisters' refusal to help her did anger her, but what even made her angrier was the fact that she pleaded guilty when Creon accused her of helping Antigone. She did not want anybody else…

…did this, his actions would not have angered Zeus, who, in the long run, wouldn't have ordered the making of Pandora, the woman who opened the box which contained all the negative aspects that the world knows today such as labor, sickness and insanity…

…about. The Doctrine started that the U.S. would support free countries that were resistant of their governments. This angered the Soviet Union. They saw it as a prevention of spreading their communist governments thorough out various European countries. Later…

…and insecurity were rampant and people lived in terror. The resulting consequences were the hatred of the Government by the general public. As such, they staged uprisings to manifest their anger. In most cases, the uprisings were quelled brutally. The people…