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    Literary Elements and Appeals of “I Have a Dream” Speech The legendary man with the dream so big, and a voice so proud it changed the United States tremendously with one speech; Martin Luther King Jr. 's "I Have a Dream" speech on August 28, 1963 is inevitably the leading inspirational speech regarding civil rights to date. The "I Have a Dream" speech given before the organized peace walk on Washington the same day, which was to advocate for equal rights and opportunities for blacks, and whites.…

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    Cultural, legal and political environments can be as diverse as the country one is discussing. Many countries follow the European Civil Law system, whereas the United States follows the English Common Law system. American lawyers are as diverse from one state to another and usually do not practice across state lines, because laws vary. For foreign countries there is not one uniform legal entity that all foreign and domestic countries could follow…

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    A legal limit of 21 does not stop people under 21 from consuming alcohol. Americans under 21 years old continue to use alcohol despite the law. Teenagers will still find a way to drink alcohol so why not lower the drinking age. It’s just like saying I’m never goanna eat junk food but you eventually will. A lower drinking age would allow parents, families, and other guardians to instill safe drinking practices with their children in actions like drinking too much or making bad decisions. As it is…

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    want to come forward because of the consequences, and finally it would help businesses gain more money. Many Americans believe that people should drink at a young age, while others believe you should wait until twenty-one. Only because that makes it legal to drink. Most teens that live from another country would love to come to America, but families usually drink at the dinner table. Maybe a glass of wine or for a fun time a nice cold beer. If this was to happen the accident rates would go down.…

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    Copulation, formation, and gestation, are the stages needed to create an entirely original individual. Inside the mother’s womb, the fetus is holds boundless potential. All men are created equal, but not all men are treated equal. As soon as the baby pops out, it is shackled and branded with labels of sex, religion, race, region, labels that cast babies into the minority or the majority just after birth. The baby then grows up into a world where it may discriminated against, shunned away,…

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    Thomas Jefferson embodied some of the characteristics most often associated with being a true American. He was a scholar, fluent in Greek, Latin, French, Spanish, and Italian; as well as founding Virginia University. He pursued sciences and arts along with politics. His progressive mindset was brought upon from the Enlightenment, where he among many others questioned aspects of life in the 18th century. When the revolutionary war had been going on for about two years, Jefferson concluded that…

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    Should The Drinking Age Be Lowered to 18? Tone= ardent and informative Out of the 115 countries in the world with an official Minimum Drinking Age, the U.S.A. is one of 12 with an MDA set at 21 years old, while the other countries are mostly set at 18 or 19. So in this uneven ratio, why is the U.S. one of the 12? Why are we being deprived of this simple commodity? A common argument for why the Drinking Age should be lowered to 18 in the U.S. is that 18 signifies coming into adulthood. Becoming…

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    recommendations from the PCDD, the Minimal Legal Purchasing Age, recommendation number 8, said that all states should raise the drinking age to 21. “Now, raising that drinking age is not a fad or an experiment. It 's a proven success. Nearly every State that has raised the drinking age to 21 has produced a significant drop in the teenage driving fatalities” (The American Presidency Project). Clearly, the president of the United States at the time was in favor of raising the legal drinking age,…

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    understanding that this was published in the Era of Reform I am unsure of her actual message. At first knowing that child was an abolitionist, I thought perhaps that the trial of Amelia Norman was not just a case about a strongly biased society and legal system that limited the rights of a woman of the night. I started thinking that was Norman a free African American that was being tried during this delicate time in our history. I could not find anything that would lead me to believe this was…

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    Talking about Thomas Jefferson’s claim “All men are created equal I can say that he tried to peruse his statement to a lot of people during reconstruction era but it was not a big success. During Civil war, Jefferson was elected as Governor of Virginia which helped him to come on power and Lincoln was considered for presidency which he eventually won because of popular votes from south and his determination to prevent disunion of states. His determination of abolishing slavery gave him more…

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