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- He was a great man
-America was better then when he started
-he defeated communism
-good friend

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Reagan was a man that changed the world for the better

He was both personable and a good friend

Above all, Reagan was a man of integrity and morals that modeled the American spirit.

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The main points were that Ronald Regan was a friend to everyone, what he did to improve the world for everyone, and what attributes made him a good leader.

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- He was a great man
- He made America a better place
- He won the fight against communism
- He was a more than a president but a good friend

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- Reagan had a kind spirit and could make any moment joyful with his sense of humor
- Reagan was successful during his time as president
- Reagan was relatable and a great friend to all who knew him
- Reagan was the ideal American who embodied freedom and the American Dream

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Justin Bednar.

-Ronald changed the world
-He was a great American, truly understood what America stands for
-He was an amazing friend
-He turned a stagnant economy into an engine of opportunities.

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Ronald Reagan was a cheerful light hearted man

Ronald Reagan was an intelligent man

Ronald Reagan was a Respected man

Ronald Reagan was an American man

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-quotes
-juxtaposition
-Parallel sentence structure
-metaphors
- varriered sentance length
-diction; showed him in a professional and personal manner
-Ethos

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- Ronald Reagan was an important figure for America and the American people.
- Reagan was a charismatic man with a professional attitude.
- He knew what was best for the country and had great morals and principles.
- Reagan was a great leader and possessed many important qualities that assisted him in leading America.

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- Ronald Reagan was a great person
- He showed characteristics of an ideal American
- He made America a better place

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Reagan had clear goals
He was cheerful and a fearless leader
He stood up for what he believed in
He helped the common American people

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Travis Nale
-to show the kind of a man Reagan was
-how he changed the world he lived in
-Reagan was a true American
-to show his accomplishments

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1. Ronald was a great person with great intentions
2. He had a huge impact on America.
3. All his achievements should be honored

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- Reagan helped America in dark times
- Reagan was a great man with strong ideals
- Reagan helped change the world for better

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Garrett Butt
- He was a good president who made the world a better place
- A great man who was also a great friend to the people he held close
- He loved his country and did what was best for the people

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1 Ronald Reagon was a great man, great President, and a great friend.
2 Ronald Reagon left the world a better place than he found it.
3 He responded to international crisises and endeavors, keeping the world at peace.

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The rhetorical strategies used that were most noticeable were juxtaposition, parallel sentence structure, highlighting achievements, and making a relationship with the audience

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Repetition/alteration

Juxtaposition

Figurative language (metaphors and synecdoche)

Structure to make it sound more pleasing (both parallel and varied sentence structure)

Use of personnel anecdotes to reinforce that he was a good friend.

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Travis Nale
-repetition
-juxtaposition
-parallel sentence structure
-metaphors

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The main points of the eulogy were:
- Ronald Regan was a great man
- He made the world a better place, especially the U.S.
- He was a close friend of Thatcher’s

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- Juxtaposition
- Parallel structure
- Repetition
- Personal connection

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Ronald Reagan was a cheerful man
Ronald Reagan was a man who endured adversity
Ronald Reagan was open to change and not stubborn
Ronald Reagan was a man who loved America and embodied its ideals

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- Ronald Reagan was one of the most important factors in the downfall of communism
- He always knew how to make the best out of any situation.
- He never wavered from his ideals and beliefs, staying true to himself
- He changed the way that America ran, making it a better country

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Juxtaposition
Parallel sentence structure
Metaphors
Polysendoten
Synecdoche

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Gavin

Juxtaposition
Alliteration
Metaphors
Synecdoche

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1. Reagan strived to help America during the rise of the evil empire.
2. Reagan left the world a better place because of his work.
3. Reagan was a great man and friend.
4. Reagan was a very intelligent man with strong morals.

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The most noticeable rhetorical strategies that Thatcher used were the parallel structure in her sentences, the constant juxtaposition, repetition to go with the parallel structure, a couple of metaphors, and finally the use of many names for Reagan to symbolize the many different sides of Reagan.

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- Ronald Reagan was an international influential figure
- Thatcher was a close friend of Reagan and he was a good friend
- Reagan is a true American

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Some rhetorical strategies that were used were juxtaposition, parallel sentence structure, metaphor, and repetition

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-Parallel sentence structure
- Metaphor
- Imagery

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- Ronald Reagan was a true embodiement of America and American ideals
- Although Ronald Reagan had a relatable, easy-going personality, he still pulled through when America needed it most
-Ronald Reagan not only changed America for the better, he had a great, positive impact on the world

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Some of the many rhetoric strategies Margaret Thatcher used in her eulogy include...

- Juxtaposition: “...but he realized that a man of good will might nonetheless emerge from within its dark corridors.” (Lines 79-81)

- Parallel Structure:
“Others prophesied... He inspired...”
“Others saw... He saw...”
“Others hoped... He won...” (Lines 30-39)

- Ethos: “Ronnie himself...” (Line 23) (This shows Thatcher’s personal connection to Ronald Reagan)

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Juxtaposition
Quotations
Varied sentence structure
Repetition

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Juxtaposition

Repetition

Parallel sentence structure

Metaphors

Imagery

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- Metaphor
- Repetition
- Polysyndeton
- Alternating pronouns (We to I, connects the audience with the people the pronouns are referring to)

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They used a lot of repetition to expresss the importance of the word(s)/sentence. They use many different points of view (I, he, etc.) to share multiple ideas and more information. There are many quotes and facts used to explain where they got the information.

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-He was a great man
-He was a great person
-He is strong and unyielding
-He is always cheerful, and a true American

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Margaret Thatcher (and her editors/advisors) used juxtaposition throughout her entire eulogy about Ronald Reagan. For example, she writes “Ronald Reagan was such a cheerful and invigorating presence that it was easy to forget the daunting historic tasks he set himself... and ultimately, from the very heart of the ‘evil empire’”. This uses juxtaposition since it shows Ronald Reagan’s solid points of being ‘cheerful’ and ‘an invigorating presence’ and compares it to the Soviet Union, which she uses negative diction by calling Soviet Russia the ‘evil empire’. Margeret Thatcher also uses repetition and parallel structure. She uses it to list all of the positive features of Ronald Reagan.

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-Juxtaposition
-Repitition
-Varied sentence structure
-Parallel structure

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- Ronald Reagan was an important figure/hero to the American people.
- He was kind and generous.
- He did a great job in solving foreign issues.
- His generosity and achievments make him someone that will be remembered for a long time.

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- Alternating pronouns
- repetition
-  metaphors
- parallel structure
- imagery

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- Parallel Sentences
- Switching between I and We (alternating pronouns)
- Lots of Juxtaposition
- Repitition
- Polysyndenton

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- parallel sentence structure
- juxtaposition
- synecdoche
- metaphor
- polysyndenton
- repetition

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- metaphor
- oxymoron
- juxtaposition
- personification

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- Repetition
- Juxtaposition
- Personal touch (“applies to pathos” - Shayne)
- Parallel Structure
- Polysyndeton
- Repetition of conjunctions

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Justin Bednar.

Margaret Thatcher used a variety of rhetorical strategies to enhance the effectiveness of this piece. She utilizes quotes from important figures such as Arnold Bennet and Ronald himself. She also uses juxtaposition in the paragraphs. She tends to use repitition to describe who Reagan was. Repeated phrases such as “He” for example. She even used metaphors along with polysyndentons.

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- Juxtaposition
- Repetition
- Quotes
- Parallel sentences

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- President Regan was a strong, non wavering man who believed in America and the American people
- every one who believed in him lost a true friend
- President Ragen fought against the ideals of Communism and helped to tear down the iron curtain blocking the West and East from each other

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The main points of this Eulogy were
- He was a man of humor
- He was a man of intelligence
- He was a firm man
- He was a man of the people

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Some of the rhetorical strategies used were juxtaposition, parallel structure, direct quotes, different name usage for Ronald Reagan, and metaphors