The Industrial Revolution began in Great Britain<span>, where a series of inventions increased the production of manufactured goods. ... The textile </span>industry<span> led the way. Europe's population was growing in the 18th century, and merchants were clamoring for more and more textiles to make clothing for more and more people.</span>
You might be talking about the speech made by the Egyptian
President Gamal Nasser regarding the nationalization of the Suez Canal, a
waterway in Egypt financed by the British and the French. The waterway is a very
important sea route for the Brits and the French, and Nasser want more Egyptian
control. Nasser proceeded with the nationalization and sparked the Suez crisis.
Short answer is probably:
- Rules and laws protect unfair treatment by placing consequences on actions that would be seen as unfair. It holds people to a standard of avoiding that act or else punishment will occur.
-Unfortunately though, not all people are judged the same. Things such as bribery, an unfair judgment, bias, and other evading techniques occur more than you would think, and it means that some people who deserve consequences for their actions may get lesser or avoid those consequences completely.
Hope this helps! :)
The best example of this is in the opening lines of the piece, since this is when paine knew that he would have to capture the attention of the readers using words that they could understand and relate to.
Answer:
oh really! that's not good
