Most Influential President

First off, I want to say thank you to my parents for supporting me. Mom, Dad, thank you for being there with me during difficult times. You support and understand me, this gives me the strength to continue fight through the challenges in life. Without you being here today and by my side, I would have given up. Next, I want to thank the administration. You have all contributed to making this school run smoothly but also have allowed us to have a good time. I, as many others, have enjoyed the monthly walks and fundraising activities, the cultural fashion show and the fun and exciting cultural festival with the live steel bad and African drummers. These are some experiences that some students have never been exposed to. Therefore, thank you for bringing new and exciting initiatives to PS/MS124. Mrs. Babb, you are a very loving and an easy person to talk to. You have made so many positive changes to PS124, one of which is allowing us middle schoolers to have student council. I would also like to thank my teachers, for sharing their knowledge. You have taken the time to explain assignments, make class interesting, challenge us beyond our knowledge, and inspire not just me, but all of us. I want to Mr. Heaton for granting me the position of secretary for National Junior Honor Society last year. This was a great opportunity and that allowed me to play a key role in the National Junior Honor

Though, knowing some of Obama’s background, it seems as if he was trying to get a point across. The point I have mention before, our differences should not separate us but unite us. Obama speech is inspiring, because he mentions how we all come from different backgrounds and we have our racist view points, but these points are simply from the past in which hardly anyone today has lived in. If we could overlook all the bad from the past and the negativity from being from different communities, we could have a better and stronger nation. Obama also uses his own background as a way to show how we can overcome different ethic backgrounds. It may be hard in some ways but as he states in his speech, “These people are a part of me. And they are a part of America, this country that I love.” We are all apart of America, a country that we love, and we are surrounded by the people we love. Yes, we do come from all sorts of ethnic backgrounds, and some may be a mix of many. This is the inspiring part from his speech. Even though he gets many view points from his family and is from a mix of ethnic backgrounds, all that matters is that his family is apart of him and he loves them for who they are not the ethnicity.

While I expected him to be sad that so much had changed, he actually was quite pleased with the progress. What he seemed the most disturbed about was how the United States appears to be viewed by others in foreign land. He had always hoped that the United States would be a leader to their own people and he felt that the U.S. was making enemies along the way. He was encouraged by the medical advances and healthcare, but sad that so many would be unable to pay for proper care. At the end of our time together I gave George a big hug and thanked him for having the vision and strength to be one of our founding fathers and for believing in the people of our great nation. More importantly I told him that the legacy he left is far greater than the wars he won, or the resting spot which is now the capital of our country. His greatest legacy is the patriotism that lies within the heart of every American. If it were not for him and his unwavering commitment to build our great nation we would never know the meaning of true patriotism. I recited the Pledge of Allegiance and the Star Spangled Banner which brought a tear to his eye as he walked out the

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To thank all veterans.thank you for all you did we as a world can't forget about you guys. You all risk your life to keep us in a free country , so thank you for going to war to keep us safe and your family safe . And don't forget the end at the end of the all this because you touched us in a living way and nobody else could do more of what you could do more of what you could and at the end of all of this drama and heart breaking things you go threw too see your people die with all this hard work they did . For you away from getting hurt when you go outside so you are the best

Power, authority and governance can have a major impact on a government and the citizens living under that government. Just like these concepts play a major role in the development of a nation, so does a President. Once the United States Constitution was ratified, the American experiment began. The first Presidents had to go through many adversities and had to overcome them. There were several events that increased American moral which contributed to the growth of the U.S and it was up to the early Presidents to act in the best interest of the new nation. Throughout the history of the United States, the presidents had made choices that had both a negative and positive outcome. There are arguments and debates about how the effect of a President's

Obama reminds us of an important piece of history. Education was not always as simple as is is today. We did not always have the rights we do now to be freely educated. At times blacks could not be taught at all for fear of being penalized greatly. At time women could only partake of certain education, never to be higher up, or more successful than a man. On a high note she reminds us that now, in the United States of America we are free to go to school no matter our color, gender, or our religious beliefs. We are reminded that this was not an easy accomplishment for our nation, great loss was to be had for this opportunity of education, and that is why education is to be taken seriously. Obama invites us “If you have a friend or family member who is not taking school seriously go shake them up a bit!” She feels very strongly about this topic of education and does not take lightly her own education. She shares that her schooling was paid for in loans, grants, miscellaneous jobs, and by her dear father. She felt she owed if not to herself, to her hard working dedicated father to finish school and to be successful. To close we are once again reminded by the First Lady that there has been, and continues to be great sacrifice for education so work hard at it. Finally she offers her love well wishes to the graduates of BSU.

I am writing to you in order to express my admiration and gratitude. You have proven to be worthy of the title and job of the first President of the United States. I am saying this in part due to your recent decisions and actions over the Whiskey Rebellion. Seeing how you put down the Whiskey Rebellion successfully without the use of force, my admiration for you grew. This display of power was a sound decision because it demonstrated your ability to have an army ready to defend the country’s laws without needlessly resorting to violence quickly. This will definitely set a positive example for those that come after you. So far, President Washington, you have done a great job as the first president in regards to your exercise of power. I sincerely

The United States was founded on the belief that the people run the government: “We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union…” With that said, in order to have a “perfect Union,” we needed to form a government to run said Union. Under this belief we created a system of checks and balances; the three branches are the executive branch, the judicial branch, and the legislative branch. The executive branch holds the president of the United States and is in charge of enforcing the laws. John Adams was not only a founding father of our government but was also the second president. Although he may not be the greatest president we have ever had, Adams prevented a war with France.

The Rolling Stones were right when they said, “You can’t always get what you want, but if you try sometimes, well you just might find, you get what you need.” Barack Obama, after 8 years of darkness, you were what we needed as a country. You got a lot accomplished in your residency of the White House. While disaster seems destined in this upcoming election, I have become entirely more grateful of everything you did for this nation. Barack, you were left a huge mess and I commend you on your ability to clean it up make a difference.

President Obama, like all Presidents before him, delivered a farewell address to the United States on January 20, 2017. As he stepped down as President he was eloquent and it was as clear as ever that he is a master of oration. Obama will go down in history as the first Black President as well as a strong orator who had the ability to captivate an audience through his use of ethos, pathos and logos amongst other rhetorical devices. His farewell address is a perfect example of Obama’s mastery of discourse as it is chock full of oratorical devices. Obama’s message to the American people and to the rest of the world is that it is essential that we maintain a sense of what it means to have a democracy and that in order to maintain peace and

I am pleased that you won the presidential elections. But before I get on with the letter, I would like to introduce myself. I am Katrina Azar, a 6th grader from Michigan. Also, I am Syrian. This is where I have an earnest request: Please, may you do something about the Syrian war? The Syrian army and the country itself need as much support as possible. If we have more support, ISIS won't succeed. And, if ISIS does win the war, it will gradually start trying to control the world! Syria is a beautiful place. All the people love and care for each other there, even strangers. It's safe and there are no words to describe it. It's serene and peaceful. Life is a beauty there. I smile when I think about it and sometimes

How people influenced the world good and bad? Well a lot of people did good things to improve society. Like Abraham Lincoln he overcame many setbacks to become the most influential American President. In the Gettysburg speech, he inspired the nation with his words and helped to bring about the ending of slavery. Marie Curie was awarded a Nobel Prize for both Chemistry and Physics. Her discoveries with radiation helped advance medical science. She influenced the female world to be whatever you want no matter what it is. And Despite disability of both deafness and blindness, she learned to read and write, becoming a champion of social issued and helping to improve the welfare of deaf people. She showed us no matter

Thank you so much for writing to me. Your “I Have a Dream” speech was absolutely amazing and inspiring. Unfortunately, there were a lot of goals in that speech that America has yet to complete. I don’t think that you would be pleased with the way that things have turned out. Some people still don’t treat each other equally, yet others do. Some people have way more rights than others. Even kids,, adults and people of different ages don’t always treat each other equally.

When asked who was the most influential person in my life without any hesitation I knew it was my father. My father has impacted my life greatly and has helped me become the person I am today. He has helped me in many ways; he pushes me to be the best, he is always there for me, and he possesses good qualities that I try to obtain.