Social upheaval refers to a period of significant change or disruption in society that may involve widespread protests, unrest, or revolutions. It often results from dissatisfaction with existing social, political, or economic conditions and can lead to restructuring of power dynamics or institutions within a society.
a major social upheaval
In "The Crucible," the harsh response to witchcraft is influenced by the Puritan society's strict religious beliefs and the rigid social hierarchy that permeated Salem. The fear of sin and the devil played a significant role in shaping people's actions and beliefs, leading to a witch hunt fueled by paranoia and scapegoating. Additionally, the power dynamics and personal vendettas within the community amplified the hysteria and ultimately resulted in the tragic consequences depicted in the play.
In the 1980s, the Social Security system faced financial challenges due to a combination of factors, including an aging population, longer life expectancy, and changes in the workforce. To address this, the Social Security Amendments of 1983 were passed, which made several changes to the system, such as increasing the retirement age and adjusting payroll taxes.
romantics; Victorians
from whom's perspective?
Puritan Rebellion
French Revolution
Romantics; Victorians
when political is in upheaval
Creole elites viewed it as a horrible example of social upheaval
Creole elites viewed it as a horrible example of social upheaval