The Early 1990’S Were A Period Of Change For America. America

Bush uses ethos within his speech to establish himself to the public. Ethos is seen when he states, “Immediately following the first attack, I implemented our government's emergency response plans” (Kohn). Bush clearly establishes himself as a proficient leader. This phrase reflects in Bush’s actions, as both are clear and concise. Another statement in which one can see the same type of establishment is when Bush disclosed, “I have directed the full resources of our intelligence and law enforcement communities to find those responsible and to bring them to justice” (Kohn). In the same way, this statement like the action described is clear cut and portrays Bush as a

Logos was used much less in the speech compared to ethos and pathos, but still has a great effect. He used logic to explain that he knows in order to be forgiven that he must change and repair breaches of his own. Also he says, “I cannot move beyond or forget this- indeed, I must always keep it as a caution light in my life- it is very important that our nation move forward.” He used logic to explain that in order for our country to prosper that it must move keep rolling through hills. He continues to tell the people that he knows what he has done is very wrong and that integrity is important and that selfishness is wrong. By owning up to his wrong doing and giving logical reasoning to the people that we must move forward shows that Bill Clinton knows what he is doing.

Will you join in that historic effort?” He calls out directly to the citizens, using the words “my fellow Americans” which gives the effect that he is no different than the common man, but merely an important “figure” in a suit behind a podium. He energizes the crowd, raises their morale, ignites them with confidence, “And so, my fellow Americans: ask not what America will do for you, but what together we can do for your country.” He summons us all to take part and action into changing the nation as a whole, step by step, slowly but surely. And finally, he restates it, but this time, referring to the world, “My fellow citizens of the world: ask not what America will for you, but what together we can do for the freedom of

Politics in the U.S. during the 1980’s were exciting. Much like everything else during this decade, politics were changing and making a new way for economic development and social construct. Policy in the 1980’s were both huge on foreign policy, and domestic development. The cold war, being the main concern with foreign policy, consisted of Communism versus Democracy, or Socialism versus Capitalism. President Reagan being the face of America and our Commander and Chief, created “Reaganomics,” which fought for small Government, and utilized Government spending in a way that would effectively establish National Security as well as make a name for himself as being known as one of the most popular presidents in United State’s history. Though these issues took place some thirty years ago, it is safe to say that the tribulations we faced as a nation in the eighties have directly affected society in 2015.

President Bill Clinton’s policies on homeland security helped make president Bill Clinton a successful president. According to (“Bill Clinton home land security”) Bill Clinton wanted America to stand up and talk about fear and hatred. Bill Clinton wanted America to stand up and talk about fear and hatred so that America could let fear and hatred bring us closer. He also wanted us wanted us to stand up and talk for each other Also he wanted us to know that we would stand up to the forces of fear and hatred. Bill wanted this to happen because on April 19th 1995 A Man named

Finally, Clinton shifts to ethos to finish off his speech strongly and efficiently. Without him even mentioning it, his credibility as a speaker is already set due to the fact that he was the last democratic president of the United States which in a lot of people’s opinions qualifies him as someone who could accurately talk about the recovery of the county and know what is going on. Even before he was president, Clinton was also the governor of Arkansas who worked with previous republican presidents such as Ronald Reagan on welfare reform and George H.W. Bush to help with the national education goals, furthering his credibility as a political figure who has the background to sustain the claims he’s making in his speech to support the reelection

In the introduction Bill Clinton starts off by using humor to grab the attention of the audience, this good because it makes the audience feel more comfortable and interested in what he is going to say. Also, Bill Clinton talks to the audience in a way to let them know that he is no different from them, yes he has been president but he is still a regular guy. The language he uses is inclusive language, so that everyone in the audience can follow his speech without being confused, he doesn’t have to use big words because that would help him lose their attention not gain. Another thing he did at the beginning of the speech was that he waited to say Barack Obama name to arouse the curiosity of the audience. Repetition was big in his speech, but

Both of these presidents have made an impact on society in good or bad ways. This paper will be outlining those impacts. Bill Clinton was the 42nd president and before he became president, he was governor of Arkansas. The Clinton administration also helped to improve the relationship between America and Russia. Clinton did not have very much experience with foreign affaires.

The 1990’s was the Clinton and Monica Lewinsky era. There was a lot of issues that transformed during this time. Computers and the Internet became popular, The Gulf War, and the LA riots. During this time the United States was still dealing with an economic downfall as well. In 1993, Bill Clinton was inaugurated as the 42nd president of the United States2. He was actually the second Democrat after president Franklin Roosevelt to serve two terms2. During these terms he was accused of having sexually relations with Monica Lewinsky and was impeached but later acquitted of these charges and was able to continue his term2. Racism was still an issue at this time also. On April 29, 1992, Rodney King was brutally beaten by white police officers1.

2. The speaker is not yet desperate. Although Clinton was arguably border-line desperate, he had been acquitted of charges and simply needed to get America to forget and forgive. 3. The speaker is committed. Clinton was committed to himself, his family, and his country. 4. The audience is open to change. (Hart 41-43) Everyone is capable of forgiveness. Clinton believed that he could salvage some reputation and gain if not the forgiveness of the nation, then at least the acceptance. Clinton interacts with his audience in this speech on several levels.

The seventies is often seen as a lost decade, merged between the optimistic sixties and the opportunistic eighties. Bruce J. Schulman argues, in his book titled, “The Seventies: The Great Shift in American Culture”, that this period ignores changes brought by the 1970s. This period brought changes in the economy, shifts in culture, politics, race, family and religious values. The United States faced many transformations that helped shape our country to this day. Schulman begins to explain his thesis, “The Seventies transformed American economic and cultural life as much as, if not more than, the revolutions in manners and morals of the 1920s and the 1960s.” The information that I will present will summarize the changes that affected the United

The United States of America has seen great change throughout its history. While a considerable amount of time has matured the nation, the core spirit of the American people remains unaffected. In spite of all the wars fought and problems that arose, the

With the exception of a 100 day war in Kuwait, America was in a state of peace, prosperity, and order. The U.S. economy was growing, jobs were abundant, and violent crime was down. The digital age got underway

‘’What we are now witnessing is the slow motion unraveling of America. Our economy is dying, the American people have lost faith in the government and in almost all of our other major institutions, and our society is collapsing.Most Americans don’t understand why all of this is happening, but most of them do realize that something has fundamentally changed.’’ Obama did promise to fundamentally change America.

All generations has a different flair, because it changes every year, which is why we may have a different taste from our parents. My parent and I have went through our taste and we have seen that flairs like clothing, music, and technology are the three things that are different when the season changes. Clothing back in the 80s were most times neon clothes, bright makeup, fingerless gloves, patterned sweaters, leg warmers, over-sized tops big hair dos, and oversized earrings. Music in the 80s were sweet and most times meant something Whitney Houston I wanna dance with somebody, Michael Jackson Billie Jean, and Men at Work down under. Technology back in the 80s updating your social media, listening to music anytime anywhere, was not there