The University of Texas just recently removed a Confederate statue of Robert E. Lee. Robert E. Lee was a commander of the Confederate army and had a statue in the University of Texas for many years. The bringing down of the statue bothers some and pleases others. For those who oppose the operation, they argue that statues such as Robert E. Lee's carry history with it that must be learned from to avoid history from repeating itself. Those who support the statue coming down say that it symbolizes racism, and opposes the diversiy cherished in America. Some wonder if the removal of statues are caused by the tense political climate, brought upon protest of both alt left and alt right groups.
The answer is Industrial Revolution
Explanation: The Industrial Revolution was a set of changes that occurred in Europe in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. The main peculiarity of this revolution was the replacement of artisan work with wage labor and the use of machines.
<span>The correct answer is the Chartists. The chartists started a movement amongst the middle class seeking political reform in Britain. They most notably sought the right for every man to have the right to a vote, and that a parliamentary election should be held annually.</span>
