Obama’s trustworthiness, expertise, and concern for America are evident and he is a dynamic speaker. Obama’s speech positively embraced the blue collar and professional workers as one American family. Moreover, he acknowledged that hard work and sacrifice are products of a successful dream. In my opinion, it is astounding that a presidential nominee is humble enough to encourage others to pursue personal dreams. “It is that promise that’s always set this country apart, that through hard work and sacrifice each of us can pursue our individual dreams, but still come together as one American family.” Obama
The body language that Obama uses and the way that is uses words to convey a positive attidude, is full of confidence, authority and command of the whole situation. In the first couple of paragraphs he shows a lot of respect to George.W.Bush by describing his service to the country by using key adjectives, “generosity” which gives off a positive remark you could state, however it could also be interpreted in a sarcastic manner, by using a pause in the speech of “ I thank president Bush for his service to out nation” pause, this pause changes the interpretation completely, which creates a sense of tension
To rid out economy of the penny, the government would first needed to confront a public greatly in favor of preserving the penny. As indicated by Source E, a poll by the prestigious Harris group, public opinion shows a strong desire to keep the penny. Not only in removing the penny would need the census of two-thirds the population of these view, but also the physical wealth needed to fund for such costly and logistically near-impossible change. As shown in source A, state economies that depend on penny production for continued prosperity, such as Tennessee, would suffer economic adversity if this was to be amended. In the end, the benefits to be reaped by ending the penny are not worth the investment involved.
In extract one, Barack Obama announces that he will be accepting his Presidential nomination. Throughout the speech he uses various strong strategies and techniques to engage his audience. At the beginning, he smiles and waves to the crowd. This gives us the impression that he is a friendly and welcoming individual who is happy to be one of the people. He opens his speech with repetition of the word thank you.
The U.S Auto Industry: Factors to Consider in a Bailout With continued uncertainty in the economy, and U.S. businesses collapsing all around, another tough decision game recently for the federal Government: Do we, or do we not provide taxpayer dollars to bailout the failing American auto industry? With supporters both for and against an auto bailout, Congress had to make a decision based upon what was best for today’s tough economic times. Recently, two publications, The Nation, and The Pew Research Center, took a closer look at the potential bailout. They examined, very differently, a few of the many factors involved in an auto bailout, but ultimately left the decision up to the reader. I seems that the most heavily weighted subject of the auto bailouts is the concern about the enormous numbers of jobs that would be lost if a bailout is not approved.
With the public feeling the pressures of the extra cost of gas prices the US lawmakers as well were beginning to wonder if Exxon Corporate Social Responsibility Policy had any effect on their high profit margin. US policy makers were called to investigate the matter further as retirement packages upwards of $400 million were given to the CEO Lee Raymond. Exon defended its high prices through newspaper ads and the media. 1.) Rising gas prices impact on products and services: It seems hard to think that rising gas prices can have an effect on anything other than our wallets but when it hits our pockets other things in our economy suffer as well.
This meant that essentially capitalist kulaks were holding back Stalin’s idea of a collective farm which is owned by the state. The elite peasant farmers had advanced equipment which allowed them to profit from their work, Stalin launched his policy of dekulakisation in order to be able to take not only the land which Kulaks owned, but the livestock and machinery that allowed them to sustain themselves, and distribute it to collective farms so that they could farm more efficiently. These larger more efficient collective farms would produce grain quicker and in turn increase exports for Russia. Kulaks had too much power and influence in the countryside, they were the most powerful farmers and would have been difficult to deal with as the towns and cities were being far more focused on than the countryside. The idea of the kulak also is a problem ideologically for the communist party, as it symbolises exactly the class division which they promised to eradicate, and create equality in the countryside.
On the other side, the United States government was complained by its domestic industry companies during its recession period since Japanese products was very competitive. The United States also wanted to change the situation of its self and broke the imbalance in the trading and also to recover its own economy. United States claimed that Japan should appreciate yen to change the imbalance and unstable currency status. After the Plaza Accord was signed, an extraordinary asset price boom happened with huge painful impact bust. Japan used to be one of the fastest-growing economies during 1960’s to 1980’s.
The qualities a good president must have are often qualities good men need. Such qualities being honorable, trustworthy, and the ability to be a leader to people of all backgrounds, ethnicities, or culture in the United States. These qualities are shown in all presidents, as they should be,because it allows for people to trust and accept their president, if the people like their president and the president enjoys his job then the country will prosper. Having honor is needed because, a president must love his country and have the upmost respect for it, if he does not, then anything could happen, wars, poverty, or another nation wide depression. Trustworthiness is needed, because it shows that you have nothing to worry about in your country, weather it be wars, or nuclear warfare.
The problem with mercenaries is that they were expensive to obtain and even more expensive to retain. Usually, the mercenary would fight for the highest bidder. To counteract the rise in expenses, monarchs imposed more taxes on the people. In conclusion, the