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King’s Letter from Birmingham Jail, 50 Years LaterAPRIL 16, 2013 By Barbara Maranzani






GROUP ANALYSIS
1. Look over your entire analysis. Share your findings with your group. Make notes and/or corrections based  on the feedback from your peers.Collaborate to check your work. If a group member has nothing to offer, please let me know so that I can remove that person from your group. 


2. Read the part of the speech assigned to your group. CLOSELY analyze this specific part. Point out every rhetorical device you see. Don't limit yourself to what you found in the original assignment. Annotate the copy provided. Make sure all group member names are on the copy.


3. You will present your group analysis with the class. 







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      • Blog Instructions
      • Is Business Bluffing Ethical?
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    • Synthesis Project
  • English 3
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    • Vocabulary - English 3
    • ACT Question of the Day
    • Grammar - English 3
    • Current Events/Articles
    • The Journey >
      • Native American Creation Myths
      • Archetypes - Cracking the Code
      • The Hero and the Journey
    • Power and Justice >
      • Logical Fallacies
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      • The Innocence Project
    • Declaring Freedom >
      • Rhetorical Situation
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      • The First Amendment
      • Five Things
      • And I Quote
      • Dramatic Alphabet
    • Speech Examples >
      • You Are Not Special
      • Lou Gehrig
      • GT Freshman Convocation
      • Apollo Robbins: The Art of Misdirection
      • I Have a Dream
      • JFK We choose to go the moon
      • Jimmy Valvano - Don't Give Up
      • Rep. Jenny Horne on the Confederate Flag
      • Steve Jobs - How to Live Before you Die
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