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    However‚ there were other faithful Russians that claimed that Trotsky’s influence was crucial to creating political change. An example of this is in Source 78‚ with the use of “He was the idol of mass meetings in Petrograd...Trotsky was one of the best orators of the Revolution. He spoke everywhere with amazing brilliance and had the ability to popularise even difficult ideas with great skill”‚ showing Trotsky’s influence over the whole country‚ leading to political change. Evaluation of the source shows

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    children‚ should have more space to be wrong‚ accordingly to possibilities of creating something new. Being developed in the 19th century‚ the education system is focused on providing the requirements for a job in the industry and academic ability. The orator points out that the hierarchy of subjects around the world is the same: first comes math and languages‚ followed by humanities and concluded by the arts‚ especially music and art‚ after that drama and dance. In Robinson’s opinion this is the right

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    Around 285 CE‚ when the colossal Roman Empire was getting hard to manage‚ the emperor Diocletian divided the Roman Empire in two administrative divisions. This is because it was not easy for one capital to control such a vast land. The capital of East Roman Empire was transferred to Byzantium in 330 CE by the emperor Constantine. With the time of antiquity‚ when Eastern Roman Empire evolved to be Byzantine Empire‚ the Byzantine Empire carried many cultural and religious values from the Romans. This

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    Through Aeschines’ verbal attack over Timarchus‚ we can question why Aeschines defended the city and its rules and laws against Aeschines’ claims. Were Aeschines’ claims fake or false? Through the attic oratory‚ we can understand why and how the attic orators performed their jobs‚ and most probably‚ they performed it on behalf of some sort of wealthy and notable people‚ for example‚ one

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    Athenian Monologue

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    Monologue- an Athenian Man Fed up of the dark‚ tossing sea I was keen to lay down our spoils at the foot of Apollo in dedication‚ already planning the arrangements of invitations‚ wine and Hetari for the feast I would give out in celebration of my homecoming. Wearied by the hills of Cerata‚ wetted with blood- a righteous token of the brute treachery of our Megarian allies‚ our trireme Aianteia‚ was pulled with steady shoulders‚ the eretai crying “rhup-pa-pai” as‚ skirting the moles‚ we made for

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    Plato V. Augustine

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    etcetera‚ by similar‚ if not entirely identical‚ desires. That being said‚ of all of the speeches found in the Symposium‚ Augustine would connect most deeply to that of Alcibiades. Alcibiades is depicted as a prominent Athenian statesman‚ a successful orator‚ and a well accomplished military general. On top of such admirable prestige‚ he is also quite physically handsome. With this knowledge in mind‚ he seeks to seduce Socrates into a lover-beloved relationship in which he is willing to allow Socrates

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    Clas 121 Day 5 Is it possible to empathize with a character that has done the unthinkable? Characters who do the unthinkable usually lack moral and ethic sense. It is very difficult to empathize for someone of that nature because they have only stricken negative feelings in the audience. Because of their lack of right and wrong that makes them do the unthinkable‚ it is not possible to empathize for the character. The fact that it is unthinkable means that it will come as a shock and the audience

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    incomplete work

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    for they are the pursuits and the activities proper to mankind. Battista Guarino‚ Italian humanist educator‚ On the Method of Teaching and Learning‚ 1459 Document 3 The courtier should be passably learned in the humanities‚ in the Latin poets‚ orators‚ and historians‚ and should also be practiced in writing verse and prose‚ especially in our own vernacular. In this way he will never want for pleasant entertainment with the ladies‚ who are usually fond of such things and even if his writings should

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    Samuel Parker Ideology

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    Ely Samuel Parker was born in 1828 and died on August 31‚ 1895. Born in Hasanoanda‚ later known as Donehogawa. Eventually Ely became a Seneca attorney‚ an engineer‚ and a tribal diplomat. Ely got commissioned as a lieutenant colonel during the American Civil War‚ when he served as an auxiliary to General Ulysses S. Grant. Ely wrote the terminal preliminary form of the Confederate surrender terms at Appomattox. Later in his career‚ Parker rose to the rank of Brevet Brigadier General. He was one

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    job of having to justify their military actions with very little proof. These men in power had to make judgment calls in order to be an effective leader and a decisive one. In nations where the people had the power to make the choice to go to war orators had to convince the majority to either vote in favor of battle‚ or against it. It is because of these difficult tasks that oration became the most important tool for a politician and military leader to have. In Caesar’s case he must defend his decision

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