“Speech is power; speech is to persuade, to convert, to compel.” Ralph Waldo Emerson The following paper analyzes the language as a powerful political device in the context of an article titled “Do You Speak Presidential” written by Anna Marie Trester. The further statement is supported by the glimpses of a few speeches from former President Barack Obama and current President Donald Trump. Trester, throughout her content, attempts to explicate

In Korea, Protestantism saw a sharp rise and acceptance during the colonial era, whereas in other countries in the region such as China and Japan, it could not gain ground. East Asian regions had a history profoundly shaped by Buddhism, Confucianism, and traditions of ancestor worship. Researching the reason for the sharp acceptance in Korea, one comes across some explanations from different segments. The missionaries consider it an act of

All People are created equal. The principle emphasizing the fact that all men are meant to be equal is a major European enlightenment belief. However, the interpretation of the principle has affected the Declaration of Independence from the time it came into existence. Some people argue that “all men” stand for humanity, whereas others say that Jefferson among other leaders sought to keep out females and children. However, considering the