Thomas Jefferson's 'Declaration Of Independance'

Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton were two of the United States’ Founding Fathers. Both helped advise George Washington on many matters, and helped build this nation up from the ground. Their views, however, differed greatly, with two different plans for the growth of the United States. Alexander Hamilton was born to a single mother in the Caribbean. As he gained a reputation from his writing and advocating for American independence, he also became the captain of a New York Artillery company.

We are gonna send somebody to find him. And we are gonna get him the hell out of there" (saving private Ryan). The general was trying to keep as much of his men alive. War never is a good thing it tears relationships and bonds between

Nothing is bigger than life.” (Trumbo 119). While Joe’s investment was coerced into him, he knows that some Americans choose to fight out of their own values and beliefs. His beliefs cloud him, however, with the idea of choice. Joe did not get the opportunity to choose his own destiny, and he is trying to protect those who do have the choice, and protect them. His newfound dedication to protected those who are manipulated into thinking they are invested in war is quite profound

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. once said, “ We must all learn to live together as brothers or we will all perish together as fools ” ("Martin Bio”). Meaning if we do not learn to live together we are always going to be at war, and that both sides will die. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr’s involvement in civil disobedience was due to personal influences, he chose to participate in civil disobedience to protest segregation., and he did achieve success using this controversial method of standing up for what he strongly believes to be right. To understand Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s role in civil disobedience, one must first have knowledge of his personal life. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was born on January 15 1929 in Atlantic, Georgia.

In the name of God, do your duty¨ (Shmoop Editorial Team). The quote shows Atticus eagerness to win the case to not only prove a point but also for the greater good. Not only was Atticus the only man who showed courage, Boo Radley also showed a great deal of courage. He helped save the kids the night Bob Ewell attacked them. In doing so, he knew he could potentially be hurt himself, or be caught out of the house and start a whole new predicament.

Emily risked her life to feel love from Blackheart. She also risked her life to feel love because of her failing relationships with her parents. And finally, Tom risked his life to give life to Ruby, but Ruby didn’t return the risk. Beowulf took many risks throughout his story, but one of the biggest was for his men. Beowulf risked his life for his men.

People everywhere in our country look up to this man and see greatness, and that is because he did what nobody else did. He inspires many because when they think of him, they get reminded that fighting hate with hate doesn’t work. His inspiring and most popular speech, “I Have A Dream” focuses on how he hopes that one day, all negro’s can be equal to whites and be friends. The people of our country know that if we do as he did, our world can be a better place. Some people have realized that the only way is to forgive your enemies, but sadly most have not.

understood this very well and acted in about the best manner as one could. He was a leader who believed that civil disobedience was the best way to get through and prove themselves equal to us ignorant Americans. MLK and the people that followed him had to be the bigger men and not stoop to the level of the people that ridiculed and attacked them. They didn’t deserve this aggression, or to have to not fight back at all and solve situations in a peaceful manner. Martin Luther King jr. is what it means to be a true hero.

Martin Luther King Jr. was such an important figure to people because he represented the pursuit of freedom. He wasn’t just thinking of equality for black people. Je was also considering the liberation of all people, even whites. His words were mesmerizing and more potent than those of who came before him. Martin Luther King Jr. won the hearts of freedom fighters and other people through his beautiful speech and dream of equality.

This made him a Loyalist because he had strong negative opinions about war due to his past traumatic experiences with it. Tim would have expected Life to be the most safe one of their family due to his loyalty to Britain, but he was captured anyway. The death of Life Meeker makes Tim develop a strong hatred toward the Loyalists due to the fact that they do not value loyalty or care about the innocent, such as this instance. Tis develops Tim’s final decision of neutrality is influenced by Jerry’s death because both the British and Patriots caused the death of the ones he cared most