Rosa Parks Language Analysis
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Rosa Parks Language Analysis
🎯 WALT: Analyse persuasive language techniques in historical speeches
• I can identify at least three persuasive language techniques
• I can explain how emotive language creates impact
• I can analyse bias in historical texts
📰 Part 1: Newspaper Extract Analysis
"A troublesome Negro woman caused disruption on Montgomery buses yesterday. The incident has led to unnecessary agitation amongst the coloured community."
Answer: Makes Rosa Parks seem like a criminal
Answer: Repetition, Contrast
📝 Part 2: Language Techniques & Vocabulary
"People always say that I didn't give up my seat because I was tired. That isn't true... I was not tired physically, but I was tired of giving in."
🎤 Part 3: Oracy Challenge - Planning Your Speech
Opening hook: "Imagine a world where our children cannot breathe clean air..."
Repetition for emphasis: "We cannot wait, we cannot ignore, we cannot be silent."
Emotive language example: "The suffering of future generations is at stake."
Powerful ending: "Together, we can change the course of history."
Word bank: courage, segregation, inspired, peaceful
Rosa Parks showed courage when she challenged segregation. Her peaceful protest inspired others to fight for equality.
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