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    iCivil disobedience is the only positive means by which to address the government in a manner that asks not for its submission‚ but for its respect. Critics of civil disobedience believe that those committing acts of civil disobedience are criminals who have no respect for the law‚ act selfishly‚ and will ultimately fail to correct what they believe is “wrong.” This attitude towards civil disobedience is derived from a cynical place that will progressively evoke acts of violence and a complete rejection

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    Social Reform in India Dr. B. R. Ambedkar Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar ([bʱiːmraːw raːmdʑiː aːmbeːɽkər]; 14 April 1891 – 6 December 1956)‚ popularly also known as Babasaheb‚ was an Indian jurist‚ political leader‚ philosopher‚ anthropologist‚ historian‚ orator‚ economist‚ teacher‚ editor‚ prolific writer‚ revolutionary and a revivalist for Buddhism in India‚ inspiring the Dalit Buddhist movement. He was also the chief architect of the Indian Constitution. Born into a poor Mahar (considered an Untouchable

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    Despite all tall claims by the government and nagging by voluntary organizations‚ a vast majority of the girls are yet illiterate in India. During the last four decades since independence‚ much is being done to emancipate women. Education of girls is one of the basic features of the plan. Many schools and colleges are founded for girls. Even co-education has received considerable support from the public‚ and although orthodox parents still view the system of co-education with suspicion‚ a large

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    The Roman Forum or plaza‚ located at the center of the city of Rome in the small valley between Palatine and Capitoline Hills‚ has a sprawl of ruins‚ a grandiose district of temples‚ basilicas‚ ancient government buildings and vibrant public spaces. For centuries the Forum was the center of public life in Rome. From elections‚ to public speeches‚ to criminal trials‚ the Roman Forum was the most celebrated meeting place in the world‚ and in all of history (Watkin). First developed in the 7th century

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    Institute remains a leader in applied research and practical education. II. Washington is also known as one of the ablest speakers in American history. C. All told‚ Washington delivered some 4‚000 public speeches during his 30-year career as an orator. D. Washington’s most famous speech is his “Atlanta Exposition Address” of 1895. 3. In the “Atlanta Exposition Address” Washington urged blacks to strive for economic advancement rather than to agitate for immediate social equality

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    James Weldon Johnson‚ an influential author of the Harlem Renaissance‚ wrote free-verse poetry based on the orator style of black preachers (Hutchinson‚ Encyclopedia Britannica). Authors Jean Toomer and Zora Neale Hurston‚ meanwhile‚ explored black southern heritage. (Wintz‚ Humanities Texas).” In addition‚ blues performers such as W. C. Handy and vocalist Ma

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    a very persuasive person through the way he gave speeches‚ his propaganda‚ and his military success. All in all‚ Hitler’s actions often block the skills and political power that he actually had. Hitler was arguably the world’s most influential orators. Why don’t people recognize that today? Obviously because he killed 11 million people and many don’t want to remember that dark time period. In this time period many people did not know what Hitler’s plan was and what he was going to do. He influenced

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    The Underground Railroad A lot of people in today’s modern world don’t know that the Underground Railroad wasn’t actually a railroad. It was actually a series of houses‚ shops‚ and hotels/motels that would provide blacks a way to escape slavery in the south by going north. These buildings were known as stations and the slaves were known as cargo. Between 1815 and 1860‚ it is estimated that 130‚000 refugees escaped the south via the Underground Railroad. The railroad had as many as 3‚200 active workers

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    Jennings Bryan. McKinley was the Republican candidate from Ohio as Bryan was the Democratic candidate from Nebraska. McKinley was the nominee to win the election of 1896 by only 6%. William Jennings Bryan was known as the "Great Commoner" or the "Boy Orator". He was the one that was supported by the south and west. Bryan believed the coinage of silver would help farmers‚ but he couldn’t get support in the east area. He had a character that would go and do it himself by giving 20 to 30 speeches a day

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    Jeffrey You Mrs. S. Lopez English III AP- 7 11 October 2012 Liberty or Death Men have always cherished the means to govern themselves. Since the beginning of history‚ we have continually fought and persevered over oppressive tyrants to achieve our freedom. Through his use of parallel structure‚ pathos‚ and imagery‚ Patrick Henry attempted to convince the Virginia Convention to fight England for their rights. In his speech‚ Patrick Henry created an image of enslavement and danger to tap into

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