English, 13.07.2019 01:50 ladybugys

Write an essay of at least 200 words that describes a revolution you would like to lead. include a description of what you are revolting against and what you hope to build. lay out your plan for implementing your revolution and note the language tools you will use to bring it about.

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Answer from: maymayrod2000

I am starting a revolution against the crazy demonic American government, since they are trying to enslave the population and are going to keep controlling us until we go into a communism party. I won't let that happen I'm am hoping to bring peace and stability to this revolt and unite everyone apart of this revolution so we can take down this corrupt government and lead our people to victory. My plan is simple we first take out the dark and powerful leaders in the white house, after that is done we take out all the men in black suits behind the scenes that are controlling this country and kill them to show that we have power. After the leaders are taken out if the government shows resistance we will have to go to war fighting one another until the death. The government has plenty of military grade weapons we will be out gunned and outmatch in skill so thats why we will bring in the Chinese mafia to help us in these dark and desperate times. The last thing we will need is translators to help get the mafia to safe grounds before the government can take control of the docks. Once the mafia hits dry ground and supplies us with weapons we can win this and build a new and more secure world.

Answer from: Starzdaze78

First of all, you need to decide what you will be fighting against. The best way to do so is to find a current political or social issue that makes you feel outraged. For example, we can talk about climate change. We can argue that climate change is a topic that requires our attention because it has long been ignored by the political elites. We also know that it is constantly getting worse and that immediate action is required.

What you hope to build needs to be positive and hopeful. For example, you might want to build a society in which everyone is educated about ecology. You might also want a political system in which sustainability is the main concern.

Finally, the language tools that you will use can be inspired by those that were successful in previous revolutions. For example, you can look at speeches from revolutionary figures such as Che Guevara, Fidel Castro, Nelson Mandela or Martin Luther King Jr.

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