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Article 1:How we can help the migrant caravan (national) (logos)

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Article 1:How we can help the migrant caravan (national) (logos)

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1.https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/how-we-can-help-the-migrant-caravan/2018/11/22/d47466cc-ee05-11e8-96d4-0d23f2aaad09_story.html?noredirect=on&utm_term=.8d3464e4870a
2.The article " How we can help the migrant caravan"  this article is written by George P. Shultz and Pedro Aspe of the Washington post. Both authors are former secretary State, labor and treasury. they know the government what is going on and are most likely well inform, which means the information they proved is most likely creditable. The article is about the substantial number of migrants coming into the U.S from central American countries. Its explain how that the number of migrants from Mexico in recent years has decrees, however they have increase by 25% in countries like El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras. It then proves explanations as to why people are leave there home countries. These explanations include poor economy, gun violence associated with drugs. It than go on to give examples on what can be done to help change these situations. one example is for  countries with poor economy  it such just that entering a free-trade agreement with big countries like the U.S.
The subject in this article is migrant who are leaving there countries and are coming to the U.S in hope of a better life. Its important because it gives the reasons why this is happening. the audience for this article is people in the U.S in general because its not appealing to a specific group of people. The authors purpose in this case is to inform people of the situation they are facing. The tone of the article is calm and informative.

Article 2
Brandon Adams shooting: Teen arrested after LEAD Academy basketball star's shooting death" (State)(pathos)
1. https://www.tennessean.com/story/news/crime/2018/12/20/brandon-adams-shooting-death-mcgavock-high-school-arrest/2381307002/
2. this news report is about a formal High School student name Adam, who was the victim of homicide, of  the suspected killer Timothy Frazier. The report explain that Adam was a key member in his School, well respected and liked by everyone. He had a big impact on his schools basket ball team as stated in the article "he helped lead the Panthers to consecutive 20-win seasons." His death was a shock to people as many could not believe it. He was a very hard worker as stated by his coach in the article  “He was one of the hardest workers I had on the team." According to the news board the police believe he got shot when he and a relative drove to a high school to meet with a person, when an unforeseen alteration toke place and he ended up wounded in his effort to drive away. He and his relative was rush to the hospital where he unfortunately passed always. His relative survived.  Timothy Frazier the suspected killer was arrested and charged.
The subject of this article is Adam and his unfortunate death. the Intended audience of this article is the Centennial community where Adam resigned. the author's purpose is to inform the community about the progress police have made on the homicide that accord. It easy to believe that people are conscience because of how loved he was by his school. the author of this report is Mariah Timms a local news reporter, and  journalist with international multimedia experience from Nashville. Her tune in the report is said  and informative. this tune is appropriate because of the striation. A very like individual has passed away and the news is informing people on the matter and the incidents that have accord after would.
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"5 Countries Control 70% of the World’s Remaining Wilderness" (global)
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1. https://www.ecowatch.com/wilderness-countries-conservation-2617143636.html
2.this article is addresses the issue of how little wilderness we have left. More importantly that 5 countries control 70% of what is left as have been determine by "group of  researches from  University of Queensland and the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS)". this counties includes the U.S, Brazil, Canada, Russia and Australia. In the article its explains how much of an impact that human presences have had on the environment. One for example is that it stay "77% of land and 87% ocean in Australia has been change by human activity in some way". In Brazil the wilderness is under threat by politicians like Jair Bolsonaro who calms to "collapse the country's environment and agriculture ministry and open more of the rainforest for farming". The report than elaborated on the plan and action the U.S has taken that will alimentally be harmful to it few wilderness environments it has left. one of such action as state in the article is a "controversial oil drilling island and underwater pipeline that can put the Aortic biome at risk". Its easy to see that Human presences has been very harmful for the environment as it has done more harm then good and its continuing to do so.  The subject of this article is Wildernesses and how few of them remain because of human activity. The reason for this report is to inform people on how much harm humanity as hole is doing to nature. The intended audience for this report is everyone because we are all capable of doing something that can make a change in the way we care for that environment. its to inform all of us on where the environment stands right now in hope all people mighty take a stand and call for changes to be make. This report is written by Olivia Rosane a freelance reporter for EcoWatch. EcoWatch news focuses directly in environmentally things that has accord like researches that have been conducted. They specifically do reports on the type of information this article is about. The tune of this article  is as a matter a fact kind of tune. This is so because its just giving the facts as to how the environment has change do to human activity.

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Ray Bradbury was born in August 22,1920 in Waukegan Illinois and died in los angles June 5,2012. he was an American author and Screenwriter. he started writing when he was twelve years old. He graduate high school in 1938. he wanted to attend college, but could not afforded, so he took a job in a library. He started writing magazines and from there his career took off. Two of his best known works are "The Illustrated Man" and " something Wicked This Way Comes".

Guy Montag: the main character of our story. he is a proud 30 years old, fire fighter. He has been in his department for four years. he is a good model of what a fire man in his time is consider to be. He's kind, and caring. he seems like the normally average everyday person you would meet out in the street  when he's off work..
Mildred Montag: Guy's wife. her and Guy have been married for a long time. she never wanted children, so her Guy are childless. She is gray, moody, and she seems to prefers to be along despite being married. Fox example listens to her seashell  while Montag tries to have a conversation with her. Her's and Guys relationship has died off.
Clarisse McClellan: she is a com, sweet and easy going seventeen year old Guy meets one night while returning home from work. she enjoys conversations and taking walks. she calls herself crazy because everyone else do. She the one person that Guy himself stay he's happy to be around because she is so different, and because of how she saw things, she appreciated the small things in life, She makes Guy question things about his life that he would not have done other wise.
Beatty: The chief of the fire department that Guy works for. He and Guy seem to have a good relationship. He's very knowledgeable about the rulers for the fire department and of history. He believes people are happier without anything to distract them such as books. In the novel he also seems to play the rule of a law in forcers , as the fire department is the one who is responsible for making sure that the rule of no books is followed, and is the one who burn down the house of anyone who breaks this rule in addition to the power to arrest them as well.
Faber: He is a wise old English professor who lived during the aura when books allowed to be read and keep in store by anyone should they please. He is the type of person that sees a problem and sees the need to for change however is too cautious and carful to do anything about it. They want to help and have the means to help but are not willing to take the chance. In the novel when Guy goes to him in search of answers to his question about the book, Faber is very wary about him being there because he is a fire man.  However, he dose change his demeanor when Guy started saying he was willing to go out and do something about how things by planting books in fireman's house. He offers Guy his help and they agreed that he could help without having to leave the comfort of his home, he would communicate with him using a small radio. It is easy to say that Faber is a coward because of his fear of stepping out for so many years, but at the same time if he had step out and gotten arrested he would not have been able to influence Guy like he did.
Best Quote:
He saw himself in her eyes, suspending in two shining drops of bright water. this quote is one of my favorite quote in this book because it creates a real vivid  picture in the mind. In addition Its relatable because I can think of the many times I've peer into someone else's eyes and saw the image of myself.
Recommend Book To:
I would recommend this book to anyone that enjoys reading a good fiction that involves the main character going against the norm of the society they live in.
3 theme of this story.
1. Its easier to sweep the problems we sometime come up against under a rogue then to deal with them.
2. sometime in life the fewer suffer to make the majority happy.
3. Its easy to control  people when they believe everything they are told and never ask question
Essential question:
the main question that is being ask in the novel is why are people not allowed to own books. the answer to this question I believe is by getting rid of books they, the government, are getting rid of all thought process which in turn keep people from questioning weather it is wrong or not. I believe this is so because with books come knowledge and with knowledge comes goal, ideas and inspiration. If the people are allowed to have books they will know that the way things are being run is wrong because of the history of the government, and they would know that people were allowed to own books before their time. In this novel owning a books can be seen as having freedom because they allow a person to think for themselves, they drive people to think for themselves and that is something the government dose not want to happen. They don't want people getting ideas and questioning society and the way it is.
3 picture that represent:

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3 songs:
1. Ben Moody " Everything Burn"
This song would be good soundtrack for "Fahrenheit 451"because  it pretty much describes "Fahrenheit 451" its about burning all troubles away. This describes this novel as the story is about a society who decide to burn all books because they are seen as a burden a source of information. they burn them and in doing so they are burning all there problems away.
2. Snow Patrol "Open Your Eyes"
this song would be good soundtrack in the sense that the people in the novel are blind because they don't really think for themselves they are told something and they believe. This would play
3. Linkin Park "Runaway" this song would be good song to paly during the seen when Montag is running from for his life by the police and literally everyone else. It would be a good song because its about  running away form your troubles and Montag in the novel is running from trouble. He is running away for committing what in his society is considered a crime, owning books. In honesty he is in trouble for trying to solve the problem.
Summery:
The novel "Fahrenheit 451" is about a utopian style civilization where the life of the people is really control by the government. They do this by binding books from use by anyone. people are not allowed to own books and if they are caught doing so there house is burn down along with the books. they are controlling the people in this manner because they taking away any source of knowledge form them. Meaning they really have no idea they are being control because they don't know the history of there government, but there are multiple signs throughout the  novel showing they are being control. Montag the main, character of the novel, at first is an enforcer of the law, however one night on his walk home from work he meets a young woman name Clarisse, who in some way open his eyes when she starts talking about enjoying the small things in life with, like the moon light. In the mist of the walk she asks him if he is happy. This catches him off guard because to him the quick short answer was yes but he fines himself question if it is yes. He went to answer her however she walks off before he has a chance to. Continuing his walk home he fine thinking about her question and he starts question his life with his wife and coming to the conclusion that he is not happy with his life with her. Do to this Montag starts to seeing things differently and during this he starts noticing signs about the way things are in the world he is in. He than starts questioning his work and wanting to know why his job as a fire fighter was to start a fire instead of putting them out. He questions why people are not allowed to own books and why some people are okay with this. He himself was okay with this at one point in his life he said to himself but why? He than answers his own question and said it is all he has ever known. To fine more information he tries reading a books himself, but fines it very difficult to understand what the books is saying. For help he turns to an old English professor name Faber. Faber explain that by getting rid of books they control the amount of knowledge people possess and its there way of making sure no one question them. He states that by taking away books they are take people's freedom as well. He also tells him that the government watch all citizen twenty-four 7. Herring this Montag gets very angry, and states he is going to do something. He ask Faber to help however Faber says no because he is too afraid. Montag continue asking though until he says yes, but says he is only willing to help from the comfort of home. they agree and plan to staring to people, one of whom bring Montag's boss Beatty, however Beatty his boss knew what he was up to and because of that his house was search and burn to the ground  and in the middle of all this Montag and his boss has a confrontation in which he takes his boss's life. After this Montag runs for his life because the police is after him along a with mechanical dog that can track his sent from miles on end. This continues until he is able to throw the dog off his sent by changing clothiers and sanding the clothiers he had on down a river. He continues on until he reach the outside of the city, where he meets a group of man who just like himself in the manner of things they believe in. He is welcome by them and decides to remain with them outside town.

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My intent in taking AP language is to challenge myself in hope that is will make me a better student and writer. During this course I hope to grow in my communication skills, in terms of using stronger vocabulary, proper grammer etc.... I'm very determine and hard working, I give 100% on everything I that I do. my weakness' is Sometime it takes me time to fully grasp some information, and when those times come I will ask for extra help on the information or assignment. I'm not a strong reader but I'm more than willing to put in the effort  necessary and read more. one interesting thing about me is that English is my second language