Bonifacios's Life

The Reign of Terror was not justified because it abused human rights.‘’Revolutionary Government denied legal counsel to accused enemies which went against human right.‘’In 1793, a revolutionary campaign was launched against the Catholic Church. Sunday worship, christmas, and easter were abolished.’’(Document _A_and C_)This facts proves that they took way people freedom they are not allowed to have any religious holiday. The Revolutionary they have been ended up all religions practice. The Reign of Terror were not justified because they abused the human rights and they did not protect the human rights.

He has made a life for himself coming from a poor family, proving that anyone is capable of anything. He has broadened teenagers outlook on the world by speaking to them and teaching them valuable life lessons that they were never taught. Being Hispanic, he wants to prove to other people in his culture that they are not minorities and they are capable of just as much as everyone else. Olmos is a very heart-felt man because he takes a stand for issues that happen around the world that involve his culture. He risks his status, such as being sent to jail, to go up against anything to help his culture. More Hispanic pop stars need to take as much pride in their culture as Olmos does. He has accomplished so much in his lifetime and he still has more years to come. Edward James Olmos is a perfect example of a Hispanic person to look up to and follow their footsteps to try and strive to be as successful as they made themselves to

Cesar Chavez is extraordinary hard working man who shows great traits for a leader in change. He has inspired millions of Americans and had sacrifice his life for improving working conditions for farmers, which shows great braviness. To this day, he still remains in farmers hearts from his great leadership

He is looked upon in a heroic way for fighting the justice system and showing courage, strength and ability to resist laws through making his own lifestyle, with separate beliefs, attitudes and values. He was a friend of the poor, kind to women and children, and an enemy of the rich. He was forced into crime by the harsh harassments of the authorities. He said to have died bravely against the more powerful forces of the law. He has grown to be an admired infamous figure for the way he stood up to authority and his larrikin ways.

The article “Cesar Chavez Saved My Life,” written by Daniel “Nane” Alejandrez reflects on Mr. Alejandraz’s past, covering some very unfortunate events, but with a purpose of pulling emotion from the reader. While reading some parts of the article, I had to reread it over a few times to comprehend the point that the author was trying to make. The most important thing about knowing his past is that it is significantly different, and much more positive in the future because of one person, Cesar Chavez.

Even though there are a lot of good things that came out of the Revolution, there are still some things that weren’t that revolutionary. Like in Document 4, The poor still weren’t politically equal and in Document 6, the African American that went to school felt like people didn’t want him there and that he thought no one will be friends or work with him because he’s African. Even though everyone was treated as equal, some people still felt that Africans and poor people should be separated from the rich and white people. But all that would change in the future all because of the American

Jose Fernandez had a love and enthusiasm for the game of baseball that could not be measured. Second only to his love for his family. His infectious smile lit affected those around him, a smile that will forever be remembered.

From their overuse of terror, often from the guillotine, to strikes against counterrevolutionaries, it resulted in the death of many. This wasn't necessary for revolutionary ideas to take hold of the nation and government, it only sped up the process. It's also possible that the Reign of Terror broke a few rules from the Declaration for the Rights of Man. For example, article seven states that people shouldn't be accused, arrested, or imprisoned except in cases allowed by law, and article nine says they're innocent until proven guilty (Source A). However, they imprisoned, and even killed, those who were suspected to have spoken out against the government, and could've given them mistrials as they wanted to get rid of any threat to the revolution. In addition to that, article ten states no one should be silenced on account of his opinions, including religious views, which not only ties in with the previous victims, but there were attempts to abolish Christianity which is silencing one's religious

Their methods took away freedom of speech, resulted in thousands of deaths and hurt the very people the revolution was supposed to benefit. The Reign of Terror and the destruction it caused was not justified, even if refraining from doing

In Document A, it shows that over two thirds of the deaths that occured, happen in only two months because of the acts put in place by the government. Also, when the guillotine was introduced, the government performed the deaths of the fighters of the revolution using the guillotine. This was a terrible, and non respectful way of killing someone, while people watch. The government did not care for the fighters of the revolution. No discussion, only death.

The French Revolution was a result of influence and inspiration gained from the American Revolution. This event occurred in 1789 and continued until the late 1790’s due to bloodshed and disagreement. During this time period the people with nothing began to have a voice and the people with power were rapidly executed leading to democracy, which meant every man was free with equal rights. The French’s method was named the Reign of Terror because of the French’s unique scare tactics. This event was not justified due to the oppression of the guillotine, the Tribunal system, and Declaration of the Rights of man.

Cesar Chavez was a great man who touched the lives of many, founded the National Farm Workers Association, was willing to die for his cause as an inspiration to many. Though I myself cannot be this prodigious man, I can certainly do my best to make him proud. Therefore, I would like you to contrive in yourself, as I have in mine, the qualities of this great man which elicit his success.

It is estimated 16,000 people were guillotined during the revolution according to document F because they didn’t agree with the new government . The Reign of terror was not justified because according to Document E, “Watch committees were set up in every neighborhood to ferret out and expel

Violence was met with violence as those responsible were met with force. Following the rebellion, all of the men responsible were either caught or killed,

Luis Valdez owes it to himself, family, and friends, and also his community to be the best version of strength and positivity, no matter the circumstances we face inequality, race, and