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Speech Analysis: Barack Obama´s Inauguration Speech as the 44th President of the USA on January 20th, 2009

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The following speech was given by Barack Obama in Washington on the occasion of his inauguration as the next US president. Obama gave his speech after a historical journey by train from Philadelphia to Washington, D.C. With this he replicated Abraham Lincoln´s train ride to the celebration of...

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Interpretation / Redeanalyse
Umfang:
11 Seiten (0,1 MB)
Verlag:
School-Scout
Auflage:
2 (2011)
Fächer:
Aktualitäten, Englisch
Klassen:
11-13
Schultyp:
Sek II

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The following speech was given by Barack Obama in Washington on the occasion of his inauguration as the next US president. Obama gave his speech after a historical journey by train from Philadelphia to Washington, D.C. With this he replicated Abraham Lincoln´s train ride to the celebration of his inauguration.

In his speech, Obama called upon the citizens´ feeling of responsibility for all matters economic, political and social. At the same time, he emphasized the problems caused by the current financial crisis and the ongoing wars worldwide.

Content:
  • Transcript of Obama´s speech (ca 4,5 pages)
  • Analysis of the text (ca. 4 pages)