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…were erasing from this variety of people and cultures, like it is today. These problems are caused by not-understanding the other's culture and backround. Often these conflicts were and are shown through anger and violence. A succession of this is racism…

…Hamlet of his father's murder and demands that Hamlet takes vengeance. Without the ghost, Hamlet's actions would seem much more insane. Hamlet is a very angry character in the play. He is angry with his uncle, his mother, and himself. This anger makes…

…or infuriated. In Act 3, when Hamlet thinks that the person spying on there conversation is Cladius, Hamlet becomes very angered and tried to kill Cladius, but not thinking, he strikes Polonius instead. Laertes strong anger is evident when he finds out…

…is the test of a true friendship.” Loyalty is expressed in many ways, one example is Horatio’s friendship to Hamlet during his darkest hour. Horatio is characterized as a loyal companion because his calm demeanor during Hamlets confused, angered and hurt…

…to pinpoint their anger at: the Jew. If someone had to suffer and pay the price for Germany’s prosperity then let it be the Jew. Such was their mentality. History books should not portray the Germans as evil; their eager acceptance of Hitler’s ideas and policies…

…did this with many plays, sonnets, and poems showing things of humanity that are ridiculously funny or fatally serious. William Shakespeare showed the imperfections of humanity through the characters in his plays. Ambition, greed, anger, sexual immorality…

…of a bad course of actions without having any anger toward then victim. In finding that people are not naturally aggressive. Milgram now alters the experiment to find out why do people act the way they do. He compiled the experiment to answer, why do people…

…up with and find even the least bit funny. While filming material for a show Tom Green went uninvited to a Jewish boy's Barmitzvah dressed as Hitler to film the reaction of the people. The family holding the Barmitzvah was extremely angered which…

…margin, Roosevelt suggested the bosses to accept a number of reform measures. These included a tax on cooporation franchises, regulation of sweatshops, a raise in schoolteachers’ salaries, and a conservation program. This angered the businessmen who…

…was removed from America. However, Indian uprisings led to the Proclamation of 1763. This proclamation stated that nobody may enter the Ohio Valley unless they were licensed fur traders. British troops were posted on the frontier to enforce this. This angered…