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This an example of personification because it is attributing the human characteristic of rising up and living to a non-human thing which is the physical country itself.

This figurative language impacts my thinking because it helps me think about how this nation will rise up figuratively and the people of the  nation will live their lives keeping in mind the beliefs that the nation itself was based on such as that all mean are created equal.

This figurative language impacts my emotions because it makes me believe the entire country can rise together as one and follow these beliefs that all people are created equally and live their lives that way holding those truths to be self-evident like Martin Luther King, Jr. said in his speech.

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1) This is a figurative language device because it is saying the nation is a person and it will rise and live.
2) it impacts my thinking because it  sorta gives me a feeling of the time period.
3)it impact my emotions because it makes me feel pity towards people in the time period.

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How is this quote an example of this type of figurative language? This is an example of symbolism because his dream isn't for this to physically happen as he described, but instead what he's asking for is two groups of people to come together as one, despite where/who they came from.
How does this figurative language impact your head, or thinking? It makes you think that he's right and that for everything they're fighting for, our end goal should be for us to be able to join together as one because at the end of they day, we're all the same.
How does this figurative language impact your heart, or emotions? This makes me root for change to be made because it gives how the people like MLK can change other people to dream big like him and dream the impossible.

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MLK is comparing something that isn't living to something, that in his mind is a 'thing' that will come to him
I think that by using a simile like this one we can infer where it is coming from. We can think that the rain that comes before the stream is formed is all the little acts that were being done to create the stream
It makes me feel that MLK won't give up until he gets that 'water' until get takes a sip from that stream

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This is a figurative language because it makes out that the country is a person and will rise up.

It impacts my thinking because it tells me how the people of the country will rise up together and live by it's creed that all men are created equal.

It impacts my emotions because it makes me feel that all of the people will support each other and then they will live out the creed of the nation, like Martin Luther King Jr. said.

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1. This is an example of figurative language because where it says," justice rolls down like waters and righteousness like a mighty stream.” This means that they won't be happy until they are treated equally. A stream is strong and free and they want to be strong and free.
2. It shows me that he won't stop fighting for what he wants until he gets justice. It is like the unjust laws are a barrier holding the water and they won't stop until the barrier is broken.
3. It impacts my emotions because the simile shows how bad they want justice and righteousness, and the quote shows that they are not asking, but demanding.

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1. This is a simile because its comparing justice to streams of water.
2. This impacts my thinking because its comparing the fact justice back then wasn't fair and telling us that they would finally be equal if being a colored person is normal and would be treated the same as any
3. This figurative language impacts my emotions because it's telling us how unfair colored people are being treated and they need the same rights as anyone else.

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1. He is acting like the nation is one person.
2. It makes me think that he is passion about bringing u this country.
3. It makes me wanna be on his side and believe in him.

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1) How is this quote an example of this type of figurative language?
It is an example of figurative language because it is comparing their justice to water that is rolling down the stream. The water is free and goes where it wants, and he wants their justice to be free.
2) How does this figurative language impact your head, or thinking?
This figurative language impacts my thinking because it shows that there wasn't justice and it shows that he is going to keep waiting until there is justice.
3) How does this figurative language impact your heart, or emotions?
This figurative language impacts my emotions because I know that MLK will keep waiting until justice has come and he is determined to get it. He says that he won't be satisfied and he is looking for one thing and it is like he won't budge until it happens.

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This is figurative language because he is acting like the nation is a person

This impacts my thinking by not just looking at certain people in the nation, but looking at all of them as a whole

This impacts my emotions because it is a really powerful quote that holds so much power

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1. This is personification because it says, "...this nation will rise up..", a nation can't actually rise up.
2. It impacts my thinking because he wants everyone to be equal and he is fighting for that.
3. It impacts my emotions because I think it is really sad how people couldn't do stuff just because of their skin color.

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1. He is seeing the nation as a whole person that will act all together as a whole.
2. It impacts my thinking by that he is saying he wants everyone to be equal no matter their race or background.
3. I think Martin Luther King Jr is a great man because he is strong and his speech made great impacts on the nation

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1) This is a simile because he wants justice to roll like water that's in a stream and free. He wants the same thing for colored people, to be free.
2) It impacts my thinking because he just wants colored people to be treated the same as white people and uses a really smart simile to compare.
3) It impacts my emotions because people should be judged by their actions, not just how they look.

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1) It's personification because the nation can't really rise up but figuratively and eventually all be equal.
2) It impacts my thinking because instead of dividing up the nation, we should look at everybody as one, and equal.
3) It impacts my emotions because I think it's really sad that people were once not allowed to do certain things or go certain places only because of their skin color.

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How is this quote an example of this type of figurative language? This is an example of personification because the nation isn't a person, it's made up of people but he's saying that we'll rise up as one to find the true meaning.
How does this figurative language impact your head, or thinking? It makes you think that he's right because all men, means all men, it doesn't mean just white men, it means all men, whether they're big or small, short or tall, hairy or bald.
How does this figurative language impact your heart, or emotions? This makes me root for change to be made by the people because it tells us we're the only ones who can fulfill this quote to be true.

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He is using the heat of the summer as the spirit of the 'negros' to finally obtain freedom.
This makes me think that MLK think that it will take 2 seasons to finally get the freedom they deserve
I feel that MLK wants to take away that heat by giving the people what they want

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This is figurative language because it is comparing justice and water, which are different

This impacts my thinking because this whole quote is him wanting equality.

This impacts my emotions because he is saying that he will not be satisfied until their is equality

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1. This is a simile because he is comparing his emotions and other people like him with the effect of a rolling stream.
2. I think this part of his speech is resembling he wants everything to be fair and people shouldn't be treated differently because of their skin color.
3. This impacts my emotions because I admire his bravery and sticking up for his rights.

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This is an example of a simile because it is comparing how justice might roll out like water and righteousness like a mighty stream although these things are intangible and abstract things.

This impacts my thinking because it makes me think about how Martin Luther King, Jr. was thinking about how he wanted justice to be everywhere and righteousness to strong within all of the people in the country.

This impacts my emotions because it makes me feel happy that someday justice will roll down like water and righteousness will be powerful like a mighty stream.

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1. This is an example of personification because the nation isn't human but has human like characteristics.
2. This impacts my thinking because it's saying how our nation is supposed to be free but really isn't and that is unfair to colored people who deserve the same respect.
3. This impacts my emotions because it makes me feel like they didn't deserve to be treated the way they are being.

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1. This is a simile because it compares justice to a  mighty stream and the water inside it.
2. This impacts my thinking because it shows how not everyone was treated equally.
3. It impacts my feelings because it shows that he was very determind and how they will not be satisfied until everyone is treated equally.

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1 Its personification because the nation cant actually rise
2 It impacts my thinking by showing me what  is going to happen and he means                        3 It impacts my heart because we know he suceedeed with this speech

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1) This is an example of a simile because he using an object to describe an idea or a thought.
2) This figurative language helps us to understand and relate an idea that we might not be able to grasp by ourselves to something that we can.
3) This language also impacts my emotions because it gives a description that strengthens the idea.

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How is this quote an example of this type of figurative language? This is an example of a simile because he's comparing justice and righteousness to water and a stream that can't be stopped and belong to everyone.
How does this figurative language impact your head, or thinking? It makes you think that he's right and it's telling you an important matter but simplifying it down and comparing to something simple to put it into perspective.
How does this figurative language impact your heart, or emotions? This makes me root for change to be made because it's about time and nobody should have to find themselves unsatishfied.

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Using a simile like this, MLK is trying to compare the future to a dream he has, to unite everybody, the villains ans the victims
I now think that he wanted not only to free the slaves, but also to take away the 'power' the slave owners used to have
I feel that this was a very geniune dream, since many former slaves might have held a grudge with their former owners

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1) How is this quote an example of this type of figurative language?
This quote is an example of personification because it is saying the nation is like one person and it will rise and live.
2) How does this figurative language impact your head, or thinking?
It impacts my thinking because it is saying that everyone will come together and be one. As he says ,"all men are created equal" and it shows that everyone will come together because no one will be considered "different"
3) How does this figurative language impact your heart, or emotions?
This impacts my emotion because it makes me think that no matter what race you are, this is one nation so we should come together and be one.

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1. He is saying he wants to be free like a stream and streams or rivers cant be stopped.
2. It makes me think nothing can stop MLK
3. It makes me feel like i could be unstoppable

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1. It is a simile because justice can't actually roll down like water
2 It impacts my thinking by giving an example and shwoing what he means
3 It makes me feel good because he is saying this with pride

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1) it is a similie becuase he compares justice to water and righteousness to a mighty stream
2)it impacts my thinking because it gives me more info about the time period
3) it makes me feel pity for MLK.

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How is this quote an example of this type of figurative language? This is an example of a metaphor because literally referring to summer going to fall as freedom and equality but he's saying that a change should be made like the way they change.
How does this figurative language impact your head, or thinking? It makes you think that he's right and makes you stop and think about the world, and then put this sentence into context about how right it is about the world, but the you think that what's happening it wrong.
How does this figurative language impact your heart, or emotions? This makes me root for change to be made because it makes me feel like there's something wrong with the world that can, should, will get fixed.

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1) He is saying how colored people were mistreated and it was like a rough tortured summer. So he wants an Autumn of freedom and equality, a break from the rough summer.
2) This tells me how colored people didn't have freedom or equality.
3) This shows me how unfair colored people were treated back then.

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1 He is saying Negros have to work twice as hard to noot even get there freedom when white people already have it
2 it impacts my thinking by telling me no one was equal
3 it makes me feel horrible for all those people who didn't have freedom

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1. This is saying the African Americans are working hard for their freedom when white people are treated better.
2. He is saying he wants equality for everyone since all the African Americans are working miserably without money and treated horribly.
3. I feel like the way he phrases pieces in his speech with figurative language really makes it stand out and appear stronger to people.

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1. This is a metaphor because it refers to autumn and compares it to freedom and equality.
2. It impacts my thinking because it shows that African American people have to work more and they ar enot treated fairly.
3. This impacts how I feel because it makes me feel sad for the people who worked really hard but were not treated equally.

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1. This is an example of symbolism because this is MKL expressing his dream of how they would all come together
2. This impacts my thinking because its saying such a big dream that has finally come true which seemed impossible back them
3. This impacts my emotions because it makes me feel like anything could be possible one day.

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1) How is this quote an example of this type of figurative language?
2) How does this figurative language impact your head, or thinking?
3) How does this figurative language impact your heart, or emotions?

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1 the red hills is the symbolism
2 it impacrs my thinking my thinking because his massive dream finally came through
3 it makes me feel great because his dream came through

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1) How is this quote an example of this type of figurative language?
This is an example of a symbol because he doesn't actually want them to sit down together at a table, he just wants everyone to come together and be kind to one another.
2) How does this figurative language impact your head, or thinking?
It makes me think that he really does want this to happen and he wants everyone to be equal and to treat each other fairly.
3) How does this figurative language impact your heart, or emotions?
It makes me feel like anything is possible and that everyone should be treated fairly and equaly.

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This is figurative speech because it is a simile, comparing justice and righteousness to streams.

This impacts my thinking because it shows how the people were thinking back then and is providing inner thought on how black people held out hope.

This impacts my emotions because it shows the state that black people were in at the time, hoping for justice to "roll down like waters".

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1. This is symbolizing he wants the peace to come and equality should start becoming prevalent.
2. It makes me think that him and other African Americans didn't want to be treated badly and wanted to be equal and friends with the white people like they were the same humans.
3. It stands out and comes stronger because he is really saying he wants that bond, not hate

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This is figurative language because is comparing autumn to freedom and equality.

This impacts my thinking because he is saying that he wants equality for all the black people that are being over worked.

This impacts my emotions because this quote is very emotional and holds a lot of power, and it really makes you think

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1) This is a metaphor because it relates the idea of inequality to the seasons of the year.
2) This helps me envision the idea as the seasons, growing and moving.
3) This metaphor helps me feel more into the inequality of segregation and feel the reality of the horrible times.

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1. He compares autumn to freedom and equality
2. This makes me think people wanted to be free or equal to the others for many years
3. This makes me feel deep because of his figurative language

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1. This is symbolism because he wants veryone to be treated fairly and not actually sit down together but get along.
2. It impacts my thinking because it just shows that he wanted everything to be better between everyone.
3. It impacts how I feel because it makes me wonder how the slave owner's can do horrible things to slaves and be okay with it. Living with that guilt of whipping people and giving them horrible living conditions.

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1) The table of brotherhood is a symbol refering to everyone getting along again and be kind to each other.
2) It impacts my thinking by telling me how everyone's bond was kind of strained by this and he just wanted everyone to get along.
3) It impacts my emotions because it makes me feel sad for everyone who's relationship was strained and how they didn't really get the chance to talk to one another.

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1. This is an example of metaphor because  it's relating the seasons to  inequality of colored people
2. This impacts my thinking because it helps me understand how the weather is sort of like what they are fighting for, change.
3. This impacts my emotions because the quote is very powerful and makes me feel that change is always possible

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This is figurative language because he is symbolizing that he want peace and equality

This impacts my thinking because he is saying that he wants everyone to be treated equally and fairly, no matter the difference.

This impacts my emotions because slavery was a really sad and awful thing and with the way that he forms his sentence their is a lot of power and emotion

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This is figurative speech because Martin Luther King Jr. is using a metaphor by saying autumn is made of freedom and equality, and summer of discontent. These phrases aren't related and it would be impossible to make them fit in a sentence using only those words,  thus making the phrase a metaphor.

This impacts my thinking because it shows that the black community was discontent and hoped for a season of freedom and equality.

This impacts my emotions because it shows me that the black community was hoping and hoping for equality and freedom even after slavery.

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This is a metaphor because the summer is not actually legitimate discontent and the autumn is not actually freedom and equality. You can't actually apply those phrases to these words because they are intangible and it is not possible, thus making it a metaphor.

This impacts my thinking because it makes me think about how the Negro man would have to endure a lot of pain and would continue to do so until a time of freedom and equality with righteousness and justice will come.

This impacts my emotions because it makes me feel sad that their dark times won't end until there is freedom and equality for all people no matter what their race is.

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This is an example of symbolism because when he describes this scene he doesn't actually mean this. Instead, this is used to symbolize a time when the descendants of the people who were slaves can be side by side in equality with the descendants of the people who were slave-owners.

This impacts my thinking because it makes me think about how this world is a better place because moments like these happen every moment around the world and how all people of all races have the opportunity to be side by side and be equals in spite of whatever may have happened in their past.

This impacts my emotions because it makes me feel good and happy that all people of all races can all be equals and forget some of the horrific things that may have happened in their past and start fresh as equals together.

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1) This is an example of personification because this quote, in a sense, brought to life the idea that a nation is like a living person
2) It impacted my thinking in that it helps me understand how the nation will come together in this time.
3) It impacted my emotions in that it made me feel the emotion of coming together in dependence and community.

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1. He is saying how his dream comes true.
2. This impacts my thinking because he is saying that he want slaves and lave owners to sit side by side.
3. His dream is big so makes me feel good that he wants equality and friendship with white people after all they did.

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1) This shows the symbolism of unity represented as a table
2) This helped me think of unity as something I could envision
3) This helped me feel the emotion of dependence and kindness through the symbolism of the table

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1) How is this quote an example of this type of figurative language?
It is a metaphor because he is just using Summer and Autumn and saying they are legitimate discontent and freedom and equality.
2) How does this figurative language impact your head, or thinking?
It shows me that you will have to go through hard work to get to freedom or what you want.
3) How does this figurative language impact your heart, or emotions?
It shows me that they will have to work very hard and they might never get their freedom. It also makes me feel that things can always be changed.

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1. This is an example of figurative language because MLK gives life to this idea he wants.
2. It makes me think that they will come up from segregation and unfair laws and have righteous rights.
3. It impacts my emotions because it shows that they are down, but eventually they will come up and live how they want and deserve to live.

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This is an example of symbolism because it explains that if sons of former slaves and sons of former slave owners could set aside their "differences" and talk then it will truly make black people happy, to have equal rights with white people.
This impacts the way I think about these events because it tells me that all black people wanted was to be able to talk to white people as equals.

This impacts my emotions because it shows me that black people dreamed for so little and they only got it through segregation.

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1. This is an example of figurative language because the seasons show the lifestyle they are living. "Summer", basically shows how it is unfair and cruel, but "autumn", shows freedom and equality because in autumn the leaves fall and in this quote the leaves falling are like freedom and equality.
2. This makes me think that they are determined and how think period of suffer will end.
3. It impacts my emotions because the quote basically says the anger and dissatisfaction will not end until they get freedom and equality.

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1. This is an example of figurative language because the table of brotherhood means integration and white people being with black people. It is not where one race is above another and one is below. Everyone is equal in his dream.
2. It makes me think that not only does MLK want there to be fair laws, but also integration of white people and black.
3. It makes me feel that even through all the things they have been through, they still want there to be integration.

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1. This is an example of the figurative language because when the "creed" said "we hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal." it just means white men. Not "all men", so he is saying it is lying.
2. This makes me think because he is absolutely right. And it also just said "men." So "that all men are created equal." Actually means "that all white men are created equal." Not women or black people, not people from Asia. Just white men.
3. It makes me sad. They made it seem like they were making a country where everyone is equal, but it's just the white men.

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1. He means that there needs to be equality for everyone and then they will stop protesting.
2. It makes me think that the white people were jerks, they couldn't handle the fact that all people were equal, just looked different.
3. It makes me very sad that people could be so cruel and stubborn for something as little as that, let black people swim in the town pool. Or, let black people come to this restaurant.

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1. He means that the black people will continue to be upset and protest until they come through and make america equal.
2. This makes me think that he is very unhappy because he called the summer of discontent "sweltering".
3. This makes me happy because they are standing up for their rights and saying "won't stop till we get what we want, equality."

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1. He is saying that he hopes that black and white people alike can be friends.
2. This makes me think that they must be pretty hopeless because he says "someday" like it could happen in ten years.
3. It makes me sad because they have almost given up hope.

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This an example of personification because it is attributing the human characteristic of rising up and living which is something humans do and not the physical land called the United States.

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This is an example of a simile  because MKLJ is comparing two things and a key component is he uses the word "like" when comparing.

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This is an example of a metaphor because it doesn't literally make sense , it doesn't literally have the meaning that he saying, but rather a meaning the hides behind the words he says