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…union of America - the majority of the Republicans (moderates) did not aim to punish the South through Military Reconstruction and the South, although angered, rose above their resentment and waited until 1877, when Northern troops pulled out and the South…

…, and an occasional batch of firewood. Parris was also provided the title and deed to the church house, angering residents of Salem who didn't want to separate. Objecting, the Town supporters refused to worship under Parris and withheld payment of any taxes. In rebellion…

…does this to hide her secret world from the others. When Tom leaves to go to the movies in an angered rush, he accidentally breaks some of Laura's glass. The shattered glass represents Laura's understanding of Tom's responsibilities to her. Also…

…of anger. He will set an example for his child, being willing to admit his faults and striving to always do what is right. And he will show consistent, unconditional love for his child, never basing his adoration on his son or daughter's achievements, mistakes…

…not deserve to be kept in jail, in his anger he threatens to kill Riel which many of us would love to do and strikes his guards and we can only hope that he injured them dearly. Scott called the Métis a pack of cowards which they really…

…then. <Tab/> After much deliberation, Equality 7-2521 decided to try to present his invention to the council. He thought they would be awed by it, but instead they were angered, and wanted to put Equality 7-2521 in jail for learning more than…

…student, but in high school he was a very poor student. Hitler's academic abilities angered his father because his father hoped that Hitler would study to become a government worker as he had been. Hitler, however, wanted to become an artist. In 1907, Hitler…

…was written to be a muckraking novel; it was not written for fiction purposes. Although the main muckraking purpose of this novel was not the conditions of the food, this was what stirred up the most anger in the American public. However, Upton Sinclair's novel…

…Nathaniel Bacon as their unofficial leader, they were victorious in forming an assembly to gain their freedom to vote. Nathaniel Bacon focused on the farmers' anger at local Indians, and at the government that was unwilling to help them. Near the second quarter…

…when he signed the Treaty of B.L. giving the Germans parts of their land such as the Ukraine, Poland, the Baltic states, etc. This would later hurt the Russians when the British Americans and others, angered by such betrayal, actively supported the Whites…