American History Evolution

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[...] American History Evolution I. Introduction America is a magnificent country looking at his landscape, culture, language and even his advanced technology modern. But there is another topic that still is a little behind magnificent. And that is of course his evolution in societal issues. They are still insisting that they evolved, but are they? Abraham Lincoln speech asked them to continue to fight in honor of their deceases companion, and they surely did. Now the United States is the world's most dominant economic and military power and more aspects. [...]

[...] Yes, I think that. If Lincoln had not talked to the hopeless soldiers, did not have the courage to express himself in public. Maybe, maybe that war would've ended in a bad way. If Obama had not gave this speech or in the deliberative rhetorical way. Maybe, maybe black would still be saw as slaves. 3. If Gulliver had not shared his adventure, shared it as a cartoon (just my opinion). We would still not be able to understand this complicity in people's personalities. [...]

[...] The Lilliputians symbolized pettiness and pride. We find that they relate to political polarization, misinformation, and refusal to learn from the past. 4. I think that present day America should use both of Shakespeare's words. They should recognize their flaws while aspiring to change. America's journey is complex, sometimes in disgrace, sometimes resisting change. But it is in this tension that growth occurs. Let them learn from the past, confront their mistakes, and strive for a more perfect union. Bibliography B. [...]

[...] Published by Oxford University Press on behalf of the Organization of American Historians. URL: URL: [Oxford Academic] (https://academic.oup.com/jah/article/101/3/938/796078) 3. Title: Race, Rhetoric, and Running for President: Unpacking the Significance of Barack Obama's More Perfect Union" Speech Source: Project MUSE - Michigan State University Press Copyright: © Michigan State University Press URL: [Project Muse] (https://muse.jhu.edu/article/468592) 4. Title: What history can tell us about 2021 Source: Stanford Report Copyright: © Stanford University. Stanford, California 94305 URL: [Stanford University] (https://news.stanford.edu/stories/2021/12/history-can-tell-us-2021) 5. Title: 2020: The year America confronted racism Source: CNN Copyright: © 2020 Cable News Network. [...]

[...] Studying history can help nuance these claims and challenge assumptions of contemporary exceptionalism" was said by Fiona Griffiths 4. In Obama speech, he used deliberative rhetoric to convince the audience to act at the same time to stop taking a certain action. He used one rock for two birds. So, in it, we will find how he expresses his feelings in specific way, and I can say it was very clever. B. Challenges in Communicating History 1. The public often lacks a clear understanding of historians' roles and assumes history is a non-essential hobby. [...]