In every event in history there are many different emotions. In each side of an event presents a different mix of them, and how they are perceived can create different beliefs and ideas. Fear is one of the most important and most prominent feelings focused on in the aftermath of any event that occurs. Moving forward from a traumatic event can bring the fear of uncertainty, or the unwillingness to see that situation differently. fear can cause people to change their beliefs because they are afraid that whatever happened may occur again. People may try and avoid that potential situation moving forward in the future. this can create a stagnant sense of reassurance because people may feel better that they are avoiding it, but avoiding a problem does not solve it commonly. Without solving these problems and leaving this cloud-like omen over a group of people or country, it can begin to cause division. This division is where core beliefs can create dramatic civil problems.

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