Rebellion is sometimes necessary to help develop individuals themselves and others after them.

1. Protest for equal rights

1.1. Civil rights leaders/ Normal citizens

1.2. Boycott, speeches, and marches that lead others in the direction in fighting for individual rights for all.

1.3. Success in rebellion due to others following their footsteps and causing businesses to loss profit and have an outreach to higher individuals that can make a change to the rights. Men such as MLK helped fuel the rights in the way of speeches and marches.

2. Slavery revolution (Haiti)

2.1. Toussaint Louverture

2.2. Set trap and led rebellion to push France back and not have control over Haiti.

2.3. Helped not only the land he lived on but the rest of the world fighting France. Louverture, being a former slave, rebelled in the form of setting people free and using them to protect their homeland. French was denied the area in which they planned to expand their empire, meaning they must regroup and gather supplies to fight, but not having the funds to do so. Sold land to America which in turn really helped all the countries fighting France even Haiti due to them becoming a Republic.