Objectors, dissidents, rebels, disapprovers, demonstrators, or separatists are people who protest against something.
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The Sons of Liberty protested the Stamp act. People, ramble-rousers like Samuel Adams disliked the idea and urged others to act as well.
Paul Revere, among others, threw tea into the sea to protest against Britain.
To have empathy or be empathetic to the feelings of others and to condone other people's actions
Yes, a positive person will always make others happy. He/She will try to do actions making others happy.
Yes. It is part of freedom of speech. It is a part of a free country's rights. It is part of democracy. It lets people or organisations or governments know what others think. A country that does not allow protest is not giving people civil rights. As long as protests are not violent, then people should be able to protest and should do so.
Some people hate others because of their race or ethnicity, but educated people don't judge others on anything but their actions.
Emerson would likely feel supportive of Parks' actions as she stood up against injustice and inspired others to do the same. He believed in individual conscience and self-reliance, values that align with Parks' decision to protest against segregation. Emerson would see her as a champion of individual rights and a catalyst for positive social change.
Gutless , immature people. Grown , honest people take responsibilty for their own words or actions.
Some can and do protest. In others, people are very poor and it is hard to organise a protest. Some are not well educated. Some find it hard to get together so it is difficult to mount a big protest. They might not be able to travel to the bigger cities to make their protests. They may not even realise the value of protesting. Some countries do not allow freedom to protest so it is more difficult and even dangerous for people to protest in those countries. So there are lots of reasons that some third world countries do not protest.
Amerigo Vespucci's actions affect others by:
The spread of a protest depends on the number of people in the protesting group, how well they are organised, their communications and their geographical spread. Equally, the spread depends on the same characteristics of their opposition.