Great Drought Rhetoric

As everyday life rolls on, few stop and notice the weather that surrounds them, let alone the way it impacts them. Researcher Matthew Keller explains how weather greatly affects our way of life and how we act, for example, “High temperature is reliably associated with violent behavior” (724-725). This is true of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby as well as the explanation of weather offered by Thomas C. Foster in How to Read Literature like a Professor. The Great Gatsby involves intense emotion and turmoil often heightened by climate. Foster explains in detail the many implications of weather on literature, explaining the symbolic value of weather in The Great Gatsby.

A Proposal & Annotated Bibliography Although there are positive impacts and effects of Deforestation so that we gain more land to cultivate crops and fed thousands of people, I claim that Deforestation can cause negative effect to the people and other living flora and fauna because due to deforestation nature is experiencing serious drought that directly causes negative impact on the people and the natural ecosystem, it causes global warming which is one of the serious environmental issues in the present context and causes soil erosions like landslide, floods etc that directly concern with the health and safety issue of wildlife as well as peoples. Annotated Bibliography Robbins, Jims. “Deforestation and Drought’. New York Times, 9 Oct.2015.Web. 13 Apr.2017.

This shows that although burgers may taste really good, they cause more harm than good. Also homemade food is a lot better than greasy fast food, and it can also teach students how to make healthier choices. Cooking food at home is a lot better for your health than fast food is (Comparing Fast Food Nutrition). This means that making food at home is going to end up being a lot better people's health than fast food. Fast food is unhealthy and almost everyone knows that but still people continue to eat it.

Um excuse me, hello people, wake up! There are thousands upon thousands of people starving in our paved streets. We need to start looking into how to make sure that are citizens are fed. First we fix the hunger issue with our citizens, once we have made a HUGE step forward other countries will fall like dominos. America will forever be the GREAT NATION that our founding fathers set out to develop.

If this happened in every developing country (Mexico, India, Philippines, Pakistan, etc.) it would cause an uproar eventually. As stated on the website The Living Farm, hunger leads to political instability and eventually war. “We are able to show that the relatively high prevalence of civil war in Africa is not due to extreme ethno-linguistic fragmentation, but rather to high levels of poverty, heavy dependence on resource-based primary exports and, especially, to failed political institutions.” (Elbadawi, Ibrahim) Poverty always includes hunger because either people are too poor to buy food or there is just not enough food available. By helping to feed these people, Norman prevented extreme famine and

The media has placed a big role in the sculpturing of Africa and the Ebola outbreak. For example the tweet on Twitter, which is a global communication tool used to interact with the world, from Donald Trump sparked much buzz and controversy as to what the America may be possibly be thinking about Africa and the people of Africa especially West Africans. The tweet reads ‘Stop the EBOLA patients from entering the U.S. Treat them, at the highest level, over there. THE UNITED STATES HAS ENOUGH PROBLEMS!’ this comment summarises the assumed thoughts of the non-African Americans.

The Great Famine was a catastrophe that caused a great deal of trauma among many people. Many writers go on to discuss the views of how and why this tragedy occurred. In the excerpt Famine Roads and Famine Memories by Emily Lawless, she goes on to discuss the disruption of time and place caused by this disaster. The discussion of physical landscape stops it from being a personalized experience and allows the reader to visually understand the distress people faced and what scars it left on Ireland. Lawless goes on to compare the marks left on the roads and bridges and says that it 's as if a bad architect and the empty stomachs had a natural connection.

Additionally, the statistic findings of $17.9 million American households who faced food insecurity in 2011 support the logical and cultural components of the appeal. Consequently, the logical, sympathetic, and factual appeals demand immediate attention and intimidate viewers to partner with the Share Our Strength food network organization to help starving children in the American society. The commercial use pathos and logical appeals effectively, thus leaving the audience motivated to act positively. Even though the above-mentioned appeals sounded convincing, ‘heart-breaking’, and has diminished hunger and its consequences in some households in the united, there may be a hidden agenda for the No Kid Hungry commercial, which include political and financial profits. Also, the commercial presents its short coming just like any other advertising company: The unrealistic goal which intended to end hunger in America by the year 2015 has not been achieved in

C. Thesis statement: Popularity of the fast food are getting an increase due to easy and quick service, inexpensive meanwhile there are also consist of negative effects if the fast food is becoming more common in society. Body A. Topic sentence: The reasons for fast foods becomes more popular is due to easy and quick services 1. Supporting point: Firstly, the customers able to get their food as soon as they order. a. Sub-supporting point: Today, people are very busy with their working lifestyle as they tend to find fast foods as a good choice because they don 't have enough time to find a healthy food.

The amount of people who genuinely need this program far outnumbers the amount who take advantage of it. Without it, low and no-income families don’t have the means to get the nutrition and quality of food they need. The United States should continue this program because it is solving some of the problems poverty and hunger present. SNAP also allows people of all socioeconomic classes to have the same spending capacity when purchasing groceries, and that means a lot for the less