30 were carried off and then 27 of them died
The two speeches inferred above were given at the service held publicly for those who had been killed during a war effort. See the similarities in the theme below.
<h3>What is a theme?</h3>
A theme is the central idea of the text, the dominant message that the author is communicating.
The language and aim of two well-known speeches have influenced people all throughout the world.
Both Pericles' "Funeral Oration" and Abraham Lincoln's "Gettysburg Address" were delivered during a public memorial ceremony for those lost in the conflict.
This speech was delivered by Pericles in 431 BCE, near the close of the first year of the Peloponnesian War.
Later, roughly four months after the Battle of Gettysburg, Abraham Lincoln spoke in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.
While each speech remembered those who had fallen in the conflict, it also urged those who remained to go on and end the war.
Pericles and Lincoln employed comparable rhetorical methods and persuasive techniques to excite the people.
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To allow for a SUPER MAJORITY acting with wisdom and prudence to make small changes.
The framers understood the devastating evils of Direct Democracy.. and so should you
Perspective on who was entitled to the rights.
All of the Founders agreed that white, land-owning men were entitled to the rights of the Constitution. Beyond that group there was disagreement. Therefore, to get the passage of the Constitution some made compromises knowing the states could adjust laws as needed.
Blacks were not considered people in some cases, let alone entitled to rights. Women also were treated in a similar way. As the US grew so did the groups included in the democratic process.
The correct answer is C) was based on the British system, with a figurehead president and a parliamentary form.
The new Indian government in 1947 was based on the British system, with a figurehead president and a parliamentary form.
We are talking about an important moment in the history of India, where the country was split into two countries: Pakistan, a Muslim nation, and India, that kept with ist Hindu traditions and culture.
Under the influence of the British, on August 15, 1947, Jawaharlal was named Prime Minister of India. The Constituent Assembly of September 2, 1946, had many sessions and became the Indian Parliament.
