Do People only change after something bad happens?

Most people change after something bad happens to them or something else. There have been times when I have done bad things, but from those things I have changed. Everybody makes mistakes; some are good some are bad, but we learn for those and change them to good ones in which we change. There have been plenty of bad things that have happen to me, in which I thought I could never correct. But there comes a time for a change and when you change, things change for you. I believe people only change manly when bad things happen to them, so it wouldn’t happen again. For those who don’t change from the bad, isn’t looking for a way out. So with that said I will have to say that people do change after something bad happens.

Should the U.S. get involved in other Countries Affairs?....

Getting involved with other Countries Affairs can sometime make the situation worst or better. In my opinion I believe that it’s the job for the U.S. or any other Country to get involved with another’s affair. We should try and help one another if we can, like how the U.S. give 100's of Billions of Dollars to over 150 countries. But if the situation is base on two countries wanting to fight it out on their own, then our job is to let them deal with it. For example, getting involved in WW1, because of the attack on Pearl Harbor by the Japanese, which wasn't none of our business. If we see one that needs a hand then we must lend one, only if your help is asked for. So in that case it is alright to get involved only if you’re trying to make the situation better.

When to Get Involved

There have been times when I jumped into people business. I only jumped into one because I thought they couldn’t handle the issue their self I saw people bullying this kid so I went over there to defend that person from those bullies. I believe people should mind their own business but when it comes down to some one being mistreated and hurt I think we should do something about it. Now what I can’t stand is instigators, who make the conflict worst. So therefore people should mind their own business if they’re not going to make the situation better.

Gilded Age

Growth,
Immigrants

Late 19th century
Displays of wealth
Election of senators
Darwinism
Assimilation
Great strikes
Ellis Island