The cost of change
The cost of changeWhat is change? Defined in the Webster Dictionary as a “Shift from one to another”, change seems for the better. But is it? What is the cost of change? What must go wrong, for something to go right? How many people must die for a certain cause or change in history? It seems that the cost of change is always greater than the change itself. People learn off of other people’s torment and anguish.In the midst of the 1790’s in France, a change was taking place.
It was the height of the French Revolution, as the people of France refused to be ruled by a monarch. The 3rd Estate created a “Committee of Public Safety”, led by Maximilien Robespierre. France had dominated it’s surrounding countries, and forced them to back away, however, some people of France was still rejecting the idea of a Republic. The CPS was forced to take action, creating a new system called the Reign of Terror. Under this system, all disloyal...
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