Martin Luther King Jr. has made a great impact on the notion of our nation. He was one of the reasons why our nation, the United States of America, was constructed to become an even more supportive and strong nation. How did he form the supportive Americans we once had? He used plenty of figurative language to lace together his infamous “I Have A Dream” oration. He mostly used allusions to historical people who had created a big impact on our nation, such as James Madison and referring to the constitution. He also thrown in a lot of metaphors as well, such as having our republic drinking from the “Cup of bitterness and hatred.” He had as well put in a few anaphoras, repeating a lot of things he said to create more intense feeling in his speech. Martin Luther King’s speech had affected all of us, including the discriminators.
The famous minister’s speech had a profusion of allusions referring to people in the past, especially people who helped construct our country. There were three I would like
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has made a great impact on the notion of our nation. He was one of the reasons why our nation, the United States of America, was constructed to become an even more supportive and strong nation. His purpose for the speech was to stop all of the hate and war between race, culture, and diversity. He wanted the white people to give the African Americans a chance, give them the freedom they need. And letting the freedom bell ring throughout America, for every human of a culture, race, sex, and age to hear, and for them to have an understanding of how much America needs for all the discrimination to be stopped between its people, and for its civilization to not crumble apart, just like other societies when they had brutal wars in their fatherlands. He wants our nation to not be so despondent of our people, and for us to become one of the best nations that is out there, also known as the United States of America, the Land of the