The Medieval people who were able to witness and experience the Black Plague believed that the disease came from God as a form of punishment. Boccaccio was one of those people who were able to witness the plague but he had a different belief about the disease. Many people prayed to God to spare them from the disease but Boccaccio, though his book, told people that the only way to escape from the disease was to run away. This undermined the religious authorities since it presented the possibility that God could not help the people.<span />
- prison rising rates
- crime rising rates
- police brutality
- aids/hiv virus
- obesity rates increased
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As put in the Declaration of Independence
There were many grievances(issues/problems) that were addressed and put as to why the colonists felt they had to break away from British Rule
One of the biggest reasons I feel is the breaking of the Social Contract
A Social Contract is the natural "god given" rights that you are born with
The king was denying these rights from the colonists because they werent in Britian
Another big reason they broke away from Britian was because of taxation without representation. This is a heavily used/taught term that you probably know. The king wouldn't allow the colonists to state what they felt like they should be taxed on.
If you need anymore reasons i will be happy to state some, just comment
The best place to get these answers would be straight from the declaration of independence.
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Perhaps that greatest obstacle to achieving democratic governments in the Middle East is the long history or religious oppression, especially against Jews and Christians, that makes many people hesitant to let everybody have an equal voice.
