Mahalagang tingnan ang positibong bahagi ng buhay upang mabuhay ka ng masaya. Kung titingnan mo ang negatibong bahagi ng buhay ay madarama mo na ang mga problemang kinakaharap mo ay talagang mabagsik. Magsisimula kang makaramdam ng pagkabalisa. Magsisimula ka nang mag-isip na imposibleng mabuhay. Upang harapin ang buhay kailangan mong mag-isip at kumilos ng positibo.
The availability of abundant farmland, favourable climate and farm animals and improved crop yield are the main reasons for agricultural revolution which paved the way for the industrial revolution.
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To cater the growing population and to make use of abundant farmlands in the middle and northern region of America the agricultural revolution has happened.
The climate and good weather conditions have made the agriculturist to try different types of crops right from cash crops to normal crops.
The demands for agricultural products have started increasing, so meet the demands the agriculturists started using new machines to enhance the agricultural production.
So, for developing the machineries; industries have been created and this paved the way for the industrial revolution. Cotton gin is one such machine which has revolutionised the production of cotton and made America a leading exporter of cotton.
A call to action is the answer
The precedent George Washington set here was that the he would not tolerate aggressive, violent protests against the laws which shall be enforced by the government. When the people rose up against the taxation of whiskey he personally commanded the militia end ended the Rebellion not by firing but by the imposing presence alone. He showed that the government meant business and if people were against something they need to protest the right way, through political action and peaceful protest.
This precedent of the government enforcing the laws and actively confronting the those who did not want to follow the laws and treated the citizens unfairly showed that the government would interfere but fairly. This was followed by Roosevelt when he fought the big corporate trusts and their monopolies.
