The changes that people implement shape and determine societies. Governments run countries and nations but there are moments when people rebel against authority or the regime that has been set by those in power. For as long as there have been governments, there were people who wanted to set a new world order and cause a revolution. There are also many historical examples when revolutions have failed, as certain criteria are needed for people to overtake the power and make themselves heard. he specific laws that must be present are great numbers of people, common goal and organization, more specifically unity where people are ready for almost anything to change the world. One recent example of people protesting and demonstrating, demanding to change the policies and regulations is Occupy movement. It started because of an issue that was dominating for some time. The market and economy of the world are run by those in power and with vast resources, so it is understandable why people would be displeased. Even though it was a righteous protest, as it is unfair that 1 per cent of the population holds all the wealth while the rest drag behind, it could have been carried out in a different manner, as to have more influence (Rosenfeld 2011). The outrage of people can be considered adequate, as it is unequal treatment of the social norms and policies that are in place. The fact that 99 per cent of the population has to live on the verge of middle class or below is unacceptable by any standards. The beginning of the protest started for all the right reasons. People were demanding better distribution of money and an adjustment of the taxation system. Also, the artists wanted more attention towards their work and contribution to the society (Webb 2011). It is a correct policy where taxes are larger for those with greater property and more wealth, while those with fewer resources can be exempt from paying certain fees. People who want to start own business, need money for development but they are forced to pay the same amount to the government, as the business that are extremely prosperous and make millions of dollars. One of the strong sides of the protest was the involvement of youth, the generation that holds the future (Helmiere 2012). It is crucial that the world changes to fit the new standards and the policies are molded to the modern times. After seeing that the young individuals care and want to have a part in influencing the society and the way it is run, others started to join. This was turning into a strong movement with people of all ages and races demanded more jobs, benefits to help them prosper in the unbalanced society and the disappearance of separation between classes (Elmhirst 2011). The start of the protest happened for moral and ethical reasons and this is the strongest point. People were able to gather for the common purpose and their demands were the same. All the protests that broke out in the past were based on the unified theme of equality and people demanding respect and fair treatment from the government. It became extremely effective, as people were demonstrating for their rights and freedoms, towards resources and strength of the nation. The fact that it was done ac