The revoultions in Latin America should also be stated because when the Hatians rebelled it marked the end of Europen colozantion and explotanion of its coloines.The effects of the Hatian Revoultion were also felt for centuries to come, all the way from Mexico to to Brazil.
It is like the sayings I heard from my grandfather critizeing goverments he would say 'Men will eventualy tire of there Liberities'.He would also say that the people rebelling were under the simple mentality of "A eye for a eye or a tooth for a tooth".
The birth of the Roman republic should be considered a important revoltion because the Roman Republic was HUGE change in human thinking.When the Roman Republic was created it did two things it revoultionized the way man was able to be gonvered by giving him a say and part in goverment,it also laid down the foundation for almost every other major revoultion stated in the list above.
Here here my brother of Liberty speak the truth(lol);but anyways you are right because it is stated throughout people and books which states that many revoultions were inspired by the American Revoultion.Though,I see why the author of the list stated the French Revoultion because France was major power of Europe and underwent a violent and rapid changes that Shook the Power of Europe.
The American Civil War and the The Wars of Scottish Independence revolitions that could be considered rebellions because they did not achive their intail goal but casued great stir around the world.
I qestion the last bit of information in #1 regard the kings outlook on divine rights,to me it sound a bit malevalent.I also think that Marcus Aurelius should be mentioned for he brought stablity to Rome and many other things.
It's make you wonder if the world we live in today is better than what its was 60 years ago.I find it quiet sad that things like a teacher careing for a hurt child is now condemed our socity.
I find the picture for entry#1 very funny,for it's very ambigous.
I agree that Gilligan's Island is quiet strange,you never know what was going to pop up on that island.
I dont know if this could be considered fictional as it a realistic fiction;but the island Tom Hanks was stranded on in the moive "Cast Away" was strange.Also I think the island from the fiction book "The Most Dangerous Game" could be considered quiet strange. Shutter Island, which is a book, was also very strange.
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