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    of his disastrous expedition to the New World‚ as well as providing a legal document in which the rhetoric of his narrative transforms his story of failure into a story of success. In chapter thirty-four‚ Cabeza de Vaca uses the three elements of rhetoric; ethoslogos‚ and pathos‚ to express that Spanish law is unsuitable for the circumstances encountered in the New World. During the sixteenth century‚ Spanish expeditions to the New World were pursued under the power of the Spanish King‚ who enforces

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    else there wouldn’t be any justice. If Martin Luther King Jr didn’t take a stand for what he believed in‚ there would be a different world out there and still have different colored schools and treat people differently just based on their skin. Disobedience is needed; challenges should be taken everyday into consideration. There is an experience called the Milgram experience that was conducted by Yale Unviersity psychologist Stanely Milgram. He

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    Anytime Macbeth had a doubt in his mind‚ she would easily manipulate him with her words. The words Lady Macbeth told her husband partly set the tragic events of this play in motion. In scene I act VII of “Macbeth”‚ Lady Macbeth specifically uses PathosEthos‚ and Logos in order to get the response that she wants. The scene starts out with Macbeth pondering about whether their plan to murder the king is a good idea. He knows that he should be a loyal subject‚ have honor‚ and treat his guests with better

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    explain the reasons for which the states wanted to separate themselves. Jefferson effectively explains these reasons by using Aristotle’s style of rhetoric which includes ethospathos‚ and logos. In the first and last paragraphs of the declaration the authors establish their ethical standing through the use of ethos. Jefferson uses ethos mainly to appeal to the citizens of the United States. He references to “the Laws of Nature” and “God” multiple times to show the common foundation of which the colonists

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    its nature‚ it dies; and so a man.” i. This quote is important because it shows how he thinks that people cannot be over controlled and that we need to let life do its work on us. 2. Outline a. The United States government does not really show its use b. The government only gets its power because they are the strongest group c. They do not have power because they have the most correct ideas d. People are obligated to first to go to what they think is right before they follow the law e. When governments

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    Why Buy Ethos? The Ethos Water Advertisement is used to catch the possible consumer’s attention and to convince them to purchase their product. Every company uses their own form of rhetoric in advertisements that use pictures and phrases that are meant to convince people to purchase their products. In all forms of rhetoric‚ there are certain tools that help accomplish these goals which are commonly known as ethospathos‚ and logos. Ethos Water uses these tools in the form of celebrity appearance

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    Throughout history‚ civil disobedience has been the catalyst for change. Societies who have had oppressed people used civil disobedience to bring attention to the injustices they have suffered. Peaceful resistance to laws positively impacts a free society because it is plays on the conscience of the oppressors and makes it easy for people to stand up for their own rights. Martin Luther King Jr. is a prime example as to why peaceful resistance to laws has a positive effect on a free society. King

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    Civil disobedience has happened in our government and society since it was created. Civil disobedience is the refusal to pay taxes and fines or comply to certain laws‚ as a very peaceful and not harmful type of protest. Many people have used civil disobedience to make their point against different issues in our society. It positively affects our society. Our first amendment right protects freedom of speech. Although sometimes in peaceful civil disobedience we are not technically "speaking"‚ but

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    sources have begun to call for acts of civil disobedience to defeat President Trump’s actions‚ arguing that citizens have a duty to protest in keeping with their conscience. We can be certain that this kind of rhetoric‚ and the protests that go along with it are not going to disappear any time soon‚ and thus we must question whether civil disobedience positively or negatively impacts our free society. To begin‚ let us examine the biggest problem with Civil disobedience: it undermines the peoples elected

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    to understand what people are protesting. Through blind following of partisan politics coupled with a lack of interest in education has created a divide in the nation that must be dealt with without moderation or patience such as alluded to in the Civil Rights Movement of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s era. We must continue to exercise our right of peaceful protest so as to make the general public and our representatives aware of the massive‚ and growing‚ discontent and distrust of the American government

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