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…and on other things he did not. He wanted to remove the Indians, get rid of the National Bank, and in 1828 he let a tariff pass that taxed imports. This angered Vice President Callhoon, and other people from South Carolina who said it was unfair. The consequence…

…him; between the corrugated iron wall and the ceiling, she discovered an old, forgotten whip, all dried up." (Pg. 45) One doesn't have to think hard to figure out what that whip is being used for. Here we see the woman trying to vent her anger towards her…

…was angered that the government didn't recognize their importance. The Enlightenment was a period when new ideas spread throughout the country, many of which were against the government. "Revolutionary thinkers such as Voltaire, Rousseau, the Encyclopedists…

…the Royal Governor of Virginia angered the wrong people while purchasing land. The result was a seven-year world war between the colonial powers of France and England. In the end, England won. However, in the process they spent 140 million pounds, about 400…

…) and even more, "they believed she was laughing at their God" (115). Once again, we see through the town's disapproval of Sula what it holds dear. If that wasn't enough, she angers the town even more by openly mocking their beliefs. Sula's crime…

…. She was a scapegoat, back-drop, a nag, a bitch. Young black females refused to identify with her, but older females could not reject her, they used her as a symbol of their own anger. They identified with her and showed their anger towards whites and even…

…the nurse to move their marital bed angering Odysseus further. He points out that it cannot be moved, as one of its posts is an olive tree. Now Penelope embraces her husband because she can be sure it is truly he. This scene really shows the power of her…

…Hamlet’s Soliloquies In Shakespeare’s Hamlet, there are four essential soliloquies that serve to demonstrate the emotional and psychological state of Hamlet himself. Hamlet begins talking about suicide toward himself. He travels then to his anger…

…with it by keeping a distance between himself and the other hands. When he does allow himself to be drawn into the dream of working on George and Lennie's dream farm, he is immediately shut out by George's anger. Violence The novel has many examples of a kind…

…revolution, but it deeply angered the Serbian nationalists. The secret societies were forced to pick up their pace before Austria-Hungary completely dominated their new lands. The kingdom of Serbia, angered by the Austrian-Hungarian annexation, stepped…