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The Gandhi’s Authors purpose is to tell people that they can fight the Government in a peaceful way.

He also uses pathos in his story

Beau

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The authors purpose in writing Thoreau is to get people not to support the government or accept the governments stance on situations.

Tori

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The author's purpose in writing "Letter from Birmingham City Jail" was to talk about the difference between just and unjust laws. The author also talks about how black people were treated unfairly in Birmingham, Alabama, and defends them.

Natalie

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The purpose on why he wrote it was to get people to disagree and go against the government
Logos
Ethos
Pathos

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1. The authors purpose in writing king is Powerful motivations, tactics, and goals of the Birmingham campaign and the Civil Rights movement.
2. Logos, ethos, pathos

Julian H, Nick, Odom

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The purpose for writing Gandhi is to show people that there’s different ways other than violence to fight the government, or someone else.

He uses Pathos in the text.

Julian H, Nick, Odom

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The purpose behind “Letter from Birmingham City Jail” is the difference in just and unjust laws and how differently colored people were treated.

Beau

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The authors purpose is that the government system steals the right to an individual life and personal experience.

Thoreau used Ethos in his text.

Walker, Lauren, Anna

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The authors purpose was to discuss the distinction between righteous and unjust laws.

He used pathos, ethos, logos, metaphor’s, and parallelism to defend his argument against racism and segregation.

lauren, anna, walker

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The purpose behind “Thoreau” is the author is trying to persuade the public to go against the government and not support  the them.

Beau

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The authors purpose for this text was to get the audience to go against the government and agree with Thoreau.
He uses pathos by stating what the government does not do and what they do wrong.

Wyatt, Zeke, Wesley

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The main idea of the the passage is that he wont bow down to the government, but he does it in a civil way. He uses metaphors a lot. He compares hands to clapping when he says, ‘no clapping is possible with out two hands to do it, and no quarrel with out two persons to do it.’

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The author uses repetition in the text.

"How does one determine when a law is just or unjust? A just law is a man made code that squares with the moral law or the law of God. An unjust law is a code that is out of harmony with the moral law."

Natalie

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The authors purpose in Thoreau “resistance to civil government,” was to get the people to disagree and not support the government.

Morgan Chester, Ellie Parker, and Braden crane

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The purpose of this text is to show the reader the racially promoted laws that made people of different colors life’s awful and not fair. He shows the difference in lawful laws and unlawful laws. Also how people were treated differently mostly in Birmingham Alabama.
He uses pathos by appealing to the readers feelings by telling us how colored people were treated in old times.

Wyatt, Zeke, Wesley

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his purpose was to try to persuade other people to believe that you can fight the government in a civil way. he used ethos, pathos, and logos to project humanitarian issues and to give a deeper meaning to the concept of nonviolence.

lauren, anna, walker

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To explain the difference i n just laws and unjust laws
Ethos when referring to the mothers in New Orleans logos when referring to when he talked about laws being only enforced on black people

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The authors purpose for this text was to get the audience to go against the government and agree with Thoreau.

Colton

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The purpose for Gandhi is to show people that there's more peaceful ways other than violence to fight the government

Colton

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The authors purpose in this text was to convince that you can fight the government with no violence and without anyone getting hurt. He supported nonviolence and started peaceful protests.
He uses an allusion in the text that states that in the recent wars fought millions of people were killed which is referring to an event back in time. He also uses pathos.

Wyatt, Zeke, Wesley

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Thoreau’s purpose was to go against and not support the government. Thoreau wanted to show how he practiced civil disobedience.

Ethos was used when he stated that the government does not educate leaving an emotional appeal. Logos and Ethos were also used throughout the passage

Emily G, Yasmin L

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The purpose was to show that we do not need violence to prove pointe
Ex: simile, hyperbole
“Sending us to prison and we will like there as in a paradise.”
EMILY AND YASMIN

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The purpose Authors of Thoreau was that he wanted people to not support the government and to go against it, this is  because they do not give individual rights to people, and take advantage of them.
He uses Logos, Ethos, and Pathos

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King’s purpose was to respond to unjust behavior and movements. He encouraged others to try and break those unjust laws.

Rhetorical questions were used very often for example when he states, “How can you advocate breaking some laws and breaking others?
Hyperboles were also used in the story.

Emily G and Yasmin L

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The authors purpose in “Letter from Birmingham City Jail,” was to show the difference in how blacks and whites were treated differently and unfairly. This passage uses Ethos, pathos, and repetition.

Morgan, Ellie, and Braden

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The authors purpose for writing Thoreau was getting people to stand against the government

Ethos

Jp

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The authors purpose of “Gandhi,” was to tell people that they are allowed to fight against the government in a peaceful way, “we made it clear to the said government that we would never bow to outrageous laws.” This passage shows examples of pathos, similes, etc.

Morgan, Ellie, and Braden