Government in the nineteenth century was a time of huge political and social changes that offered up improvements to peoples lives. This synthesis essay will connect many ideas to show the reader why these changes to the government were so important and how they affected people. This topic is relevant still today because of the ever changing government and new laws that are brought upon us. A synthesis of three sources that describe the level of support will enable the reader to understand the attitude that social upheaval is necessary to wrest power from the old nobility and to pass laws so that business can thrive while guaranteeing the rights of man. In The Island of Dr. Moreau, H.G. Wells introduces a man who has a vision to create a species that hasn’t been done before. This use of vivisection is seen unfit and disturbing to the Government back in England so they ban him from the island because of their differences. His actions show the attitude that the government has toward the creation of something new. This is relevant because it proves that the way people think has changed drastically over time due to the introduction of new sciences. This is also relevant because of the new political policies that make it legal to perform the experiments that Moreau was performing in England in the nineteenth century. In …show more content…
talks on this struggle of bad government in the book First Citizen of the Future and the pain it causes people. The author opens this writing with a death of a young child because of the poor health care and the appearance of living in poverty and not having money to pay for the medicare needed. This can be deemed relevant because in today’s government there are laws in place for people in the lower class to still receive health care and food stamps so they can take care of their families. Some people do not think the food stamps are fair to the people who are working because people are using these stamps wrongfully within their