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    civil rights movement. Robert F. Kennedy fought organized crime and worked for civil rights for African Americans. Martin Luther King Jr. and Robert F. Kennedy both use ethos‚ pathos‚ and anaphora to work towards receiving racial equality. In the speeches Martin Luther King Jr. and Robert F. Kennedy use ethos by being confident and prepared. In MLK’s “I have a dream” speech ethos was shown when King would quote a lot of words from the Constitution and Declaration of Independance. In RFK’s speech ethos

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    with most of our ideas. I think me and Sal assumed the leadership‚ I would say that I was sort of a leader because I mostly came up with our topics for our speeches. I would try to help everyone in our group find something to about. I would say Sal was a leader too because he would be the one that would talk the most during our group speeches and he would be the one that would ask for help whenever we needed it. I think in our group we were a laissez faire leadership we would make our own decisions

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    The idea of what American values are has been fought over for centuries. The two most lasting documents of the stand for these values are Abraham Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address‚ and Martin Luther King Jr.’s I Have a Dream speech. Both these inspiring speeches focus on the values of all men being created equal‚ and the unwavering will to achieve that goal. "What led Abraham Lincoln to make his "Gettysburg Address" or Martin Luther King Junior to give his "I Have A Dream" speech? Since even before

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    Plan Introduction In my essay I will: Main cause of increased support was policies and campaigns Just what the public wanted to hear the great depression contributed to it Speeches helped convince the people + propaganda backed up his policies P1- Policies P-Get people back to work Ev- ‘Arbeit und Brot’ Bread and work Ex-Backed up by propaganda poster-appealed to everyone/Failing economy (see notes) P- End Marxism Ev-Nazi’s didn’t want to be ruled by high finance

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    the same thing but did their protesting with violence. Although these two groups wanted the same thing‚ Martin Luther King Jr. wanted his protest done in a peaceful approach. Martin King Jr. is known for his powerful speeches‚ “I have a dream” was one of the most infuencial speeches that Martin had to empower others. (The King Center‚ 2014). Born in Atlanta‚ Georgia‚ Martin Luther King Jr. was a middle child‚ with an older sister and younger brother. Martin and his siblings grew up in a nuturing

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    Also in the thirteenth amendment it reads that Abraham Lincoln himself stated “ Blacks should not have the same rights as the whites”. What point is Abraham Lincoln trying to make? What side is he on? In his lifetime he had many speeches about slavery‚ the effects of it‚ and how to deal with it. Some people agreed with him others like people in the Southern States‚ got angry and threatened to divide the country. Abraham Lincoln would agree with others and then leave their opinion

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    THE ANALYSIS OF INTRODUCTION AND CONCLUSION STRATEGIES USED IN OBAMA’S SPEECHES A. Introduction 1. Background According to Slagell (2009)‚ in everyday language‚ public speaking refers to the communication practice of a speaker sharing ideas with an audience primarily through speech. The process of sharing ideas for the audience can be done in many ways such as speech or also called as oratory. Following Astuti (2011‚ p.23-26) stated that public speaking including speech has many important

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    completing Comm. 20. Through a series of learning objectives for this course‚ I have come to an understanding that public speaking is actually a life skill. As I progress through this course‚ these learning objectives have become guidelines for my speeches and helped me improve in my public speaking skills. The first learning objective is about how to identify and access a socially and intellectual topic‚ then compose and deliver an oral presentation on this topic. As the semester first started out

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    with them‚ at any moment of the war‚ a careful order of priorities. The final piece of Winston Churchill’s charisma was his great oratory skills. Many authors and inspiring individuals cite many of his speeches. Churchill could make up speeches at the spur of the moment‚ and it is clear that his speeches broke the crust of the British social class system and brought together citizens divided by their accent‚ manners‚

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    in 1968. I think that Martin Luther King is a good speaker because he is confident. This makes people more interested in what he is saying since they believe in him. The fact that Martin Luther King has compassion for what he is saying makes his speeches more effective. With this he achieved desegregation and equality. Martin Luther King also uses appropriate body language‚ which makes the audience more engaged in what he is trying to say. Martin also controlled his pitch by varying it so that the

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