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Analyzing Political Speeches
PART 1: Use this form to help compare the structure of Martin Luther King's "I Have a Dream"
speech with Old Major's speech in Chapter One. Find phrases from each speech that serve as
appropriate examples for each box below.
He Dream
O Ma'h
Describe the present
situation
Who's benefiting under the
current conditions?
Prove unfairness
Who's suffering under
curent conditions
Provide a vision of a
better way
What would conditions be
like if the conditions were
fairer than they are now?
Call for Action
What must be done to
achieve threr conditions

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