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    Ready Like a Red Jacket In Red Jacket’s speech he addresses Jacob Cram’s statement that “there is but one religion‚ and but one way to serve God‚ and if you do not embrace the right way‚ you cannot be happy hereafter”(). When Red Jacket responds‚ he is not only talking to his fellow tribe members‚ but to future generations as well. And not necessarily about religion‚ but about life and the flaws and effects an oppressive culture can have upon another. The most notable aspect of his speech is the repetition

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    In the speechRed Jacket Defends Native American Religion” (1805)‚ Red Jacket‚ a Seneca orator and chief‚ respectfully speaks on behalf of his religious tribe‚ prompting the whites to question their brutal actions toward the natives. As a critical mediator in relations between the new U.S government and the Senecas‚ he appeals to the white Americans’ emotions and judgment through anecdotes regarding past interactions. Red Jacket portrays the convivial nature of the Indian community and

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    Douglas time and Red Jackets time. Both influential figures have made me want better improvements for my country. Red Jacket defending the Native Americans makes me hope that America will one day improve the way they share the land. Fredrick Douglas speaking for the slaves not being free on the fourth of July makes me hope that America improves the way they treat all races. Reading about Red Jackets support for the Natives gives me ideas on what America can improve on. In Red Jackets time and the white

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    religious dispute between Whites and Native Americans. Red Jacket speaks among Christian missionaries‚ who were manipulating natives to convert to Christianity. Red Jacket uses a combination of ethos‚ pathos‚ and logos in the forms of connotation‚ repetition ‚and comparisons to convince the Whites that they want the liberty to choose in who to believe in and how. Red Jacket uses pathos in the form of connotation to prove his point when Red Jacket states in section 6 “Indians were hired to fight against

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    In the readings by Franklin and Red Jacket the common argument that I found was that about the worshiping and practicing the two different religions. The Indians believed in their great spirit that had created all things like animals‚ crops. Just as the white man believed in their God. They both believed that all the things were given to they by their great spirit and God. To my belief I think that both these pieces were written because the white men people were trying to convert the Indians into

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    We are going to take a look at Three Native Americans Pontiac‚ Red Jacket‚ and Tecumseh to see what the relation are with the white men. We are going to see how they gave to the white men and how the white men took from the Indians. Pontiac was an Ottawa Indian; Ottawa derives from the Algonquian atawewin‚ meaning “commerce” or “to trade”. There’s Indians were one of the first to deal with the white men and were told many times to stay away but relied on trades and other things from the white

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    Trace Martin Lisa Marie Coppoletta Public Speaking 1301 12/5/16 Green Jacket Acceptance Speech I stand here today to talk about a simple green sport coat. It is a one of a kind and nothing can be compared to it. This morning I awoke to the view of the morning fog and the christening dew that sits upon the early morning grass. The sound of sprinklers whistling water through the air reminds me that it is almost time for the indescribable battle that is about to take place at the greatest stage

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    but coequal chambers‚ the senate and the House of Representatives. Although the senate and the house both exist within the same legislative institution‚ but they each has developed certain distinctive features that clearly distinguish life on one end of Capitol Hill from conditions on the other. The Senate wing is on the north side of the Capitol building‚ and the House wing is on the south side. The central difference between the House of Representatives and the senate is the size. The House is

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    Describe your most significant achievement. Tell us about how you planned and executed this task and how did this achievement impact you. (300 words max) It wasn’t till the third year of college that this ‘soccer playing ghissu’ decided to change his appellation to ‘a leader’ by contesting in the elections for the post of Councillor in the Student Affairs Council. The challenges: first‚ winning the elections; and second‚ performing the roles and shouldering the responsibilities of a senator.

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    Marcus Tullius Cicero’s quote from his speech in the Roman Senate‚ speaks to the topic of traitors. Cicero’s purpose was to persuade his audience about the insidious characteristics of disloyalty and treason. Cicero’s claims regarding his opinions on treason and enemies are defendable. Cicero employs a number of methods to achieve his purpose. His use of attributing human qualities to an object or abstraction and creating images through his detailed words provided by his statement about evil expands

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