Power of words

• To have the students understand the power of negative words. • To have the students think about negative words and how they would feel if they were in a situation when negative words are used against them. • To have the students learn that negative words are unnecessary and that positive words should be used instead of negative words. The students will: Read through the four scenarios. The students will answer the two questions in groups of 3-4 students that go with the scenarios. Then as groups

Language plays a crucial role in the development of power. Famous personalities in the United States use rhetorical devices to emphasize a specific point and make it clear to the audience. President Thomas Jefferson is a Democratic-Republican and won the election of 1800. In 1801 he presented his inauguration speech and was significant because it was the first time in the history when the power shifted from one party to the other. Martin Luther King, Jr. served as an American minister and played

William Shakespeare, Macbeth, a general from Scotland hears prophecies from three witches. One of these states that he will become King of Scotland. Upon hearing these, his power-hungry wife, Lady Macbeth, manipulates him into murdering King Duncan. Macbeth obtains the role of King of Scotland and Lady Macbeth is pleased with her new power. Nevertheless, the guilt from being responsible for the murder of King Duncan eventually annihilates them even though they now possess paramount government positions

Dragonfruit Vitaminwater next to him. They are an unbreakable pair. He is a well oiled machine - oiled with the healthful benefits of Vitaminwater. “Try it… it works for Kobe!” Glaceau yells. Glaceau uses the credibility of a famous athlete, specific word choice, and excitement in its advertisement in order to sell more of its beverage. The advertisement employs Kobe Bryant, a well known figure, in order to establish credibility (ethos) and sell Vitaminwater. He is one of the greatest basketball players

structure of the Rome Republic. The power was divided to various departments. However, from Julius Caesar, the power began to be held by one person. After Caesar’s death, one of the consul Antony tried to despoil the power for himself. Another consul Cicero had the first philippic on September 2, 44 BC. Antony delivered a savage and violent to reply Cicero. However, Cicero then composed the second philippic, he also published books to against Antony. Due to the strong power of Antony, he finally failed

Behind Closed Doors: Power In the novel, Behind Closed Doors written by B.A. Paris., power is the focal point of the text portrayed by the antagonist, Jack Angel, whom uses power to manipulate the protagonist, Grace. Paris uses Jack to shine a light on a societal issue dealt with on a daily basis. Paris is able to illustrate patriarchy through the power demonstrated by Jack and the position that he has on Grace which makes him the one always a few steps ahead of her. Power is illustrated through

rebellion for restructuring Manor Farm. The propaganda used in the novel shows how a revolution, despite their initial intentions, has the potential to still gradually turn into a system that is no better than the original. By twisting the truth and words to gain the other animal’s support, the audience is able to see how good intentions were progressively won over by greed and dishonesty. Additionally, on Manor Farm, the pigs are the most intelligent animals. Furthermore, the pigs began to twist the

valuable lesson: with power comes the abuse of power, which results in hysteria and fear. Fear comes in many forms; fear for loved ones, fear for health, fear of losing reputation and fear of reprisal. Throughout history, a powerful few have abused their power. An example of this dilemma occurred in the 1950’s when Senator Joseph McCarthy started accusing innocent people of being communist sympathizers. Contemporary author, Arthur Miller, visited this concept of corrupt power and disapproval of McCarthyism

express the development of words in the poem. Knock Knock is of the symbolism used throughout the poem. Knock Knock is a childhood game and later changes in the poem. The game Knock Knock symbolizes the speaker's love for his father. It also shows the relationship they had with each other. Later Knock Knock shows the power that the speaker has from learning that he is not his father's choices. Overall Beaty uses Knock Knock to symbolize the speakers love and his power. Beaty also uses many similes

Students will write an essay, 500-750 words in length, on a topic selected from the list below. The purpose of the project is to give students an opportunity to discuss a key political science concept, and to show a basic understanding of academic research and reporting skills. The project consists of producing a 500-750 word essay on one of the provided topics (see below), as well as a works cited page for sources containing information used in the essay. The assignment is to be formatted according