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Great American Speeches: 80 Years Of Political Oratory: Program Four

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President John F. Kennedy looks out from the podium during, Ich bin ein Berliner Speech, on June 26, 1963. Caption. Today in the world of freedom.

Contains speeches by two great American orators, John F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King, Jr. Highlights Kennedy's inaugural address and his "Ich bin ein Berliner" speech, as well as King's "I Have a Dream" oration at the Lincoln Memorial in 1963. Archival footage and commentary capture the historical flavor of the early 1960s.

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Runtime: 45 minutes 13 seconds

Topic: History, Language Arts
Subtopic: Public Speaking, U.S. History - 1946-1999
Grade/Interest Level: 10 - 12
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Release Year: 1995
Producer/Distributor: Films For The Humanities & Sciences
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Black and white frame shows President Richard Nixon sitting behind a desk. Caption. Named it Checkers.

Black and white image of Douglas MacArthur speaking into microphones at a press briefing. Caption. As we hurled back the invader and decimated his forces.

Black and white image of Charles Coughlin who stands at a podium behind several microphones, raising one hand up in the air. Caption. Their rhetoric grew more strident and rabid.

Teenage girl and boy sit next to each other in a lunchroom writing in notebooks. Caption. Clear your head and actually absorb the message.

Closeup of a person holding a label card that reads, "Emotive Language". Caption. Emotive language; this appeals to our emotions.

Cropped black and white image of a man pointing toward camera with both pointer fingers. He stands beside the statue of a man in a suit with a ruffled collar. Caption. Is identification with the audience.

Black and white image of a smiling man. He stands next to a large statue of a man in a suit with a ruffled collar. Caption. Listeners would sit through long debates, sermons.

Woman stands in front of a man seated at a desk. Caption. Female as narrator. I'm here for the third time to apply for my satire license.

Woman and young man outdoors in front of a building. Caption. It teaches them to sort out their arguments using words.

Black woman presenting to a group. Caption. I advise to use humor rather than telling a joke.