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Use of extracts of poems or songs in MLK's speeches.
Classroom segregation.
Comparison of MLK speeches with Malcolm X speeches.
Responses from different perspectives on MLK speeches from government, KKK, laypeople and myself.

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The power of the Crescendo Effect use in MLK's speech and how it convinces the audience of his ideas and gains their interest.

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How Christianity influenced MLK's viewpoint, style of speech, etc.

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How did his personal experiences prior to his involvement in the rights movement influence his ideologies of peaceful protest?

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Presentation idea: To write your own speech about something you're passionate about using the same rhetorical devices that MLK use; get class to vote

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To what extent are the techniques used in MLK's speeches used today by public speakers and world leaders in their speeches?

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How does MLK instill his message of non-violence to his audience.

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What values MLK aimed to instill upon the audience in order to sway them towards his point of view

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Antithesis of ideas

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How MLK used or embedded his personal views in his speeches and how they influenced his audience and where they originated from

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How his speeches still apply today
MLK's use of collective address in his speeches
MLK vs Malcolm X

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Why MLK believed so strongly in non-violence

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- How MLK used the crescendo effect and bold assertions to inspire his audiences
- The use of intertextuality in MLK's speeches (Bible allusions in "Where do we go from here?" and Shakespeare in "Eulogy for young victims...") to appeal to __
- MLK's use of pathos, logos and ethos in all speeches (focus on 2/3) to persuade both white and African American citizens in the US

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He used very similar techniques in all of his speeches, which ones were the most successful and most commonly used. Also the references to different biblical stories - comparison of how they and his cause were similar and why he used these particular references.

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Repetition in MLK's speeches and why it's effective

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How have MLK's speeches inspired different movements

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1. Why MLK's speeches still resonate in the mentalities of young leaders who are willing to make a change. (Providing examples prevalent in today's society)
2.  How does MLK's sole use of allusion and reference to texts appeal to both logos and pathos?
3. How does MLK's sentence structures and overall speech structure persuade his audience to fight for freedom?
4.  How does MLK's Biblical and religious allusions create a sense of unity among the African American community?

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The power of unity, togetherness or brotherhood, used throughout MLK's speech

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Segregate the class as the introduction in order to enable the audience to understand being singled out and excluded to a greater extent

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"March for our Lives" Comparison of speeches during that protest in comparison to speeches by MLK. MLK's daighter's speech, Emma Gonzalez's speech ...

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The use of non-violence approach - why is it effective?

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The relevance of his campaign for equality and rights in the issues of modern society.

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The repetition of ideas that MLK uses to engage to audience. The use of Bold Assertion to make the point of MLK's speech known, "I have a Dream' and 'We should be dissatisfied' as two examples that could be compared.

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Ideas:
References to Shakespeare and Biblical allusions to emote, empower and persuade the audience.

How MLK is a testament to hope

How did early influences in MLK's life shape his beliefs and foundations. (external factors, childhood incidents and influencers)

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MLK's Speech Ideas:
His Influence
Constant Biblical Allusions
Repetition

My Ideas:

Formulate and Present a Speech done against MLK, in the views of the KKK or the White Politicians of the South

Create and Narrate a Letter from President Johnson to a White Governor who oppresses the African Americans

Comparison between the outcomes of the Peaceful Protests of Gandhi and MLK

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An analysis of the most commonly recurring rhetorical devices used across MLK's speeches and the reasons he uses these in conjunction with each other.

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How did MLK's speeches vary (in terms of language and content) before and after the March for Freedom?

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How did criticisms of MLK' speeches and personal life impact his later speeches?

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Use of extracts of poems or songs in MLK's speeches.
Classroom segregation.
Comparison of MLK speeches with Malcolm X speeches.
Responses from different perspectives on MLK speeches from government, KKK, laypeople and myself.

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Background of MLK before speeches.
How he appeals to logic
The affect of American Authority on his speeches.
Nationalism
Segregation
Repetition
Gentle
Rhetorical Devices
He uses "We" to asses them as a collective unity.
Self evident

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Comparison of MLK speech VS a ____ speech

Could be poor speaker or someone who took inspiration from his speech (e.g Emma Gonzales)

Analysis of MLK's intertextuality with focus on biblical allusions and famous/popular stories (Shakespeare, allegories)

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Comparison of the language in Trump's speeches and the language in Martin Luther King's speeches

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- How MLK uses repetition to strengthen his ideas and beliefs
- The extent to which MLK's messages are timeless.
- The effect of literature/theatrical allusions in his speeches (e.g Shakespeare)

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FBI presentation about how dangerous MLK is because of effectiveness of his speeches (on account of how much the FBI hated him)

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IDEAS...... In here you can add links, you can write, draw, record etc.