4 page typed rhetorical analysis and an oral report (5-6 minutes) about a reformer& Cite sources (4 sources minimum) (100 points) You will be graded on both the report and the oral presentation.

Prepare a 4 page typed outline of Rhetorical analysis. Please follow the following format:

REMEMBER TO CITE SOURCES USING APA 5th Edition STYLE

Your Name - Protest & Reform

Reformer Name (Date of Birth- Date of Death )    

 I. Biography

      A. What main book, speech, idea, or action made this person famous (Source in APA style).
      B. A few details about their life.
      C. People, Ideas or Events that influenced them (Source).
      D. Some key events in their life (Source).

II. Quotes that express their ideas (Source.)

III. Rhetorical Strategy (Sources.)

     A. Appeals (ethos, pathos, logos)
     B. Audience (s)
     C. Several points on strategy: exigencies, language,  identification, archetypes....
     D. Social Movement

IV. Reactions from different audiences (Source.)

V. Overall Critique of Effectiveness, Morality or other standard (Sources.)

References

Use APA style 5th edition to list your sources (See examples in Sections 6-11of OWL) .

See an example of the outline: http://infoacrs.com/r/walkerreport.html

Oral Report Guidelines.

You should speak for 6-7 minutes. DO NOT READ. Refer to your notes and talk to the class.

Introduce yourself and your topic. Bring in a picture of the person. You can show us the book or speech  that made them famous. You can use a short 1-2 min video or audio clip if you want.

You should not just present a timeline of the persons life. Tell us what made the person persuasive or not persuasive to their audiences.

Have a summary of the most important point you want the audience to remember.

Topics:

Nat Turner
 Maria Stewart
 Richard Allen
 Sarah and Angelina Grimke
 Sojourner Truth
 Frederick Douglass (as an abolitionist)
  Harriet Tubman
 William Lloyd Garrison- taken
 Lydia Maria Child
 George Fitzhugh
 James Henry Hammond

Elizabeth Cady Stanton- suffrage
Elizabeth Cady Stanton-Women's Bible
Lucretia Mott
Susan B. Anthony (before 1873)
 Lucy Stone
Amelia Bloomer
Frederick Douglass (as a women's right supporter)
Massachusetts Anti-Suffrage Societies

 Dred Scott Case
 John Brown
 Abraham Lincoln
 John C. Calhoun
 Mathew B. Brady

 Susan B. Anthony-Winning the West (after 1873)
 Charles Sumner
 KKK
 Plessy v. Ferguson
 Lucy Stone
 Victoria Woodhall