For them Bastille was the symbol of Monarchists tyranny.
Those who were opposing the king were locked there, so releasing them would mean that the King lost power over his subjects. Moreover, those who suffered from Kings injustice are likely to become leaders of antimonarchists movement, as their devotion to the cause is unquestionable.
Interest group is a group of people however loosely or tightly organized that is determined to encourage or prevent public policy without elected. A group of people that share common interest in something or a subject. A group of people can protest as long as it doesn't disturb businesses ,well-organized, and is away from historical buildings
The first option that I would choose from this list above would be the option of "Wright brothers' airplane" and also "<span>Gandhi".
Let's first start off with the "Write Brothers".These men were known to be engineers in what they were doing such as working with airplanes, and I believe that this has affected the world tremendously mainly because of the fact of these huge invention, many people around the world were able to get across places quicker and faster than a car, boat, horse, and feet. These men who have invented an airplane have made transportation that most easiest whether it would be through cargo, or just transporting humans.
Now, as we are to speak about Gandhi, we would truly have to "thank" this man truly for the effort he has putted towards his positive desires. He had used his mouth in order for that slavery in Israel would abolish. He did this knowing that the fact about this kind of slavery or any kind of slavery that they were putting on these people was NOT the correct format of what should be done. He has handled this well. And because of him, in Israel it's self has been settled and well handled.
I hope this helps you!</span>
As southern farmers adopted the cotton gin, the South’s cotton yield grew exponentially. Other inventions intersected and created the demand to match this output. Steamboats allowed cotton to be easily shipped and new cotton mill technology in England and New England was able to keep up with the improved output. By the Civil War, America grew 3/4th of the world’s cotton. Cotton also made up 3/5ths of America’s total exports.
I think that’s the answer
