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    Former President Barack is one of the greatest leaders of our modern era. His leadership style brought a refreshing sense of change and progress to the American political system. At the beginning of his presidency Barack Obama’s leadership touched the globe so much so he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. This paper examines the attributes and competencies that contributed to Barack Obama’s impact on the United States of America and the World. Through his embodiment of core values‚ President

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    amazing at what it is that you do is amazing. Born in Honolulu‚ Hawaii‚ Barack Obama’s dad didn’t like him and eventually his mother as well. After his dad left the island and headed to Massachusetts to go to Harvard‚ he divorced and left Barack and his mother alone. After becoming an honor student in his schools‚ he went to multiple colleges and got his degree in political science. After that‚ he changed the world. Barack Obama has made so many positive impacts in the world including becoming the

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    To Follow in the Footsteps of History: A Rhetorical Analysis of President Barack Obama and Donald Trump’s Selected Speeches History has made another round in the United States of America for the past eight years in the White House; can there be affirmation of the next president to fulfill the high expectations? Observing President Barack Obama’s “Acceptance Speech” made in Chicago‚ IL in comparison to Donald Trump’s “NYC Speech on the Stakes of the Election”‚ critics have viewed how both candidates

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    ideal goals. As many of us know‚ Barack Obama was the first African American United States President in the United States’ history. I remember it was 2010 when Obama established a healthcare system called Obamacare. Obama is considered a good leader by continuously being plausible and an attentive person for almost eight years. Not only is he an attentive worker‚ but Barack also does other things to help our nation‚ such as visiting other countries around the globe. Obama uses humor in his speeches

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    Franklin D. Roosevelt and Barack Obama were two presidents who had similar policies and were elected in a time of similar situations. (Miller Center‚ FDR) 2017. Due to the circumstances that both the men were elected into‚ it is quite noticeable that Obama mimicked the vision and scheme that Roosevelt had in mind during his presidency. Realistically‚ their ideas might’ve been in the same realm‚ the way that they were carried out were in fact‚ the opposite. (Miller Center‚ Barack Obama) 2017. Franklin

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    UNFCCC or FCCC is an international environmental treaty negotiated at the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development (UNCED)‚ informally known as the Earth Summit‚ held in Rio de Janeiro from 3 to 14 June 1992. The objective of the treaty is to "stabilize greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere at a level that would prevent dangerous anthropogenic interference with the climate system". As of 2013‚ the UNFCC has 195 parties including all United Nations member states

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    Luther King and Barrack Obama are similar in the way that they both talks about human rights‚ and they both have a dream that people in America can be free and equal treated. Both of them managed people who were important for them in the speech‚ like their family. Both of them want to see a change in the American society. They have a proverb they use. The two speeches are different in the way that Martin Luther King talks about the black people rights and Obama Barack talks about the war in Afghanistan

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    There has been many inauguration speeches and choosing only one is quite hard. I chose Barack Obama for the best inauguration speech. He put much effort into the speech and running the country that it was inspiring to many businesses and people all around the U.S. One way he was very inspiring and kind were how he promised many things and he delivered them. The speech he gave included many promises‚ including making all women equal and every race equal. He gave many people and organizations hope

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    Yes We Can by Barack Obama In Obama’s campaign speech presented on January 8th 2008 there are continuous techniques that he uses to persuade the audience to vote for him. He slowly establishes a rapport to create a sense of equality between him and the audience; he does this by using first person plural‚ such as ‘we’ which is effective because it makes all the people feel united and as if he is directly talking to them as a person. He also uses abstract nouns like ‘hope’ to make an emotional

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    ‘Conflict can divide and unite the people who encounter it.’ Encountering conflict is part of human nature. Building relationships with other individuals enables us to communicate our opinions‚ ideas‚ thoughts and feelings but such encounters can often lead to conflict as there may be a difference of opinion. This enables one of two things; it either divides the people encountering conflict or unites them. Paradise Road is a good example of how conflict has the ability to do both. Through the formation

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