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    John Philip Sousa's Music

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    exemplifies this association musically and historically. Sousa’s music is undeniably American at the first listen. Due to Sousa’s practice of quoting patriotic songs like the Star Spangled Banner, in his own pieces highlights the association of patriotism to his music. Outside of the musical aspect of composing,…

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    picture of a true patriotic America, a free country is all the people need and Dr. King acts as a map to warmer waters through his speech. Freedom is America's crying chant and patriotism flows from the citizens at the idea of true freedom for all people. He often uses allusions and metaphors to work out the readers patriotism, helping him in convincing them of his cause. In the very beginning he calls back to “Five score years ago” harkening back to the Emancipation Proclamation, this…

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    Many individuals will use the term patriotism when describing citizenship. It must be stipulated that citizenship and patriotism are not the same. The study of citizenship will prepare children so as to be able to be productive in a democratic society. Patriotism, on the other hand is an entirely separate entity. According to the Merriam-Webster online dictionary, patriotism is the “love that people feel for their country” (n. d.). This does not mean that patriotism should not be taught, rather…

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    Twain uses in his piece “The War Prayer” is hyperbole. Twain uses hyperbole, exaggeration, to express his beliefs and argue his opinions on war. He states that “in every breast burned the holy fire of patriotism;” although, as soon as the war breaks out, the nation is filled with support and patriotism as they glorify the idea of war(Twain). Although, the nation is quite patriotic and tends to over-celebrate going into war without realizing the true impact that it has on one’s life. This leads…

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    Throughout the entire speech, Giuliani seeks to unite the audience against the terrorism due to the fact that it is trying to destroy a sense of patriotism. In one instance, he tells his audience, “You’re either with civilization or with terrorists.” This is a bold thing to say in a room full of people from around the world, however the ways Giuliani immediately follows it up softens the blow: “On…

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    Clayton Condon Joanna Boylan American Literature 3rd 24 October, 2014 America’s Melodies: An Analysis of Patriotism in Lyrics Since the creation of the genre in the late seventeenth century, patriotic music has demonstrated the expression of admiration and devotion for one’s country, boosted general moral in times of crisis, and rekindled pride in who we are, and what we represent, as a great nation. (Rhein 1). In an effort to increase nationalistic views, there are several qualities used…

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    Patrick Henry’s Urgency and Patriotism Patrick Henry is a patriotic politician who strongly feels that America should become defensive against the British in the events leading up to what develops into the American Revolution. In this particular oration, “Speech in the Virginia Convention,” Henry speaks with the intent of creating a sense of urgency and encouraging patriotism among the American people. Pathos, powerful diction, and repetition enable Henry to successfully convince a majority to…

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    Nexium is a very effective advertisement that uses weasel words to attract individuals rather than asking readers to think deeply about the product, as well as question themselves. In addition to the effective advertisement, the Nexium ad also uses patriotism in the advertisement to express the love and support of an important holiday. First of all, Nexium is an effective ad because it utilizes weasel words to grab the attention of individuals viewing…

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    who were willing to die if it meant freedom for future generations of Americans. Each colony grew in unity due to the new sense of patriotism that was spreading. Resentment for British authority is also wide spread in Boston due to the Quartering Act of 1765. Before the American Revolution the colonists had used the printing press to spread their ideals of patriotism. This helped many colonists gain supporters of the idea of freedom from the…

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    This advertisement intrigued me because of its focus on the subject of war bonds, a subject that I had never seen before on an advertisement in our modern society, where war bonds are not prevalent. The big, black, bold letters at the top of the advertisement, “Buy United States War Bonds and Stamps” stood out to me and instantly caught my attention, and the Coca-Cola bottle cap next to the words also made me wonder, “Why is a product like Coca-Cola on an advertisement for war bonds?” The…

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