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History Presentation Prompt

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You are to present the art work that you created for the John Brown, Hero-Making, and Vietnam Sections of the History Module. Take pictures of your art work, embed them in a PowerPoint and explain why you chose to express your learning the way that you did.

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For the presentation, you will give a formal academic presentation of your historical art work. The content of the presentation should make connections between the content of the module and the art. Presentation materials must be submitted on Canvas before you present. See the “Course Agenda” on the syllabus for times to present.Requirements are the following:

You may present two ways. Either you can do a traditional presentation in class, or you can submit a video of yourself presenting. The video must be done as professionally as you can. Shoot the video in a public place (outside or in a classroom), and DO NOT film it in your personal living spaces. You can submit the video of your presentation to Canvas to fulfill this presentation requirement.

5 minutes (4-7 minutes)

Minimum of 1-3 sources cited

Supporting evidence

Proper oral and non-verbal Presentation skills

A PowerPoint, Keynote, or Prezi must be submitted to Canvas

See the Oral Communications Grading Rubric for further details

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Running head: JOHN BROWN’S LEGACY 1 John Brown’s Legacy Meshaal Binjumaiah Lynn University JOHN BROWN’S LEGACY 2 There are many injustices in the society today which are heinous. One of them being child labor. Many business people in the society today prefer hiring children and pay them little money so that they can make more profits. The above drawing shows employers and how they exploit children when they employ them for their personal gain. Child labor is against the rights of children and is therefore considered as the oppression of human rights. The legacy of John Brown lies within the millions of individuals who have sacrificed their lives to fight against human oppression, against the ultimate crimes of mistreatment and against the crushing schemes of stratification. John Brown was distinguished by his ideas and principles. He believed in the fight for liberation. Child labor, on the other hand, is unsafe for children since it obstructs their JOHN BROWN’S LEGACY 3 education and development. It is the same as child slavery since employers employ children for their personal gain. This was the same thing that John Brown was trying to stop, Slavery. Maybe or maybe not slavery might have been terminated through mass non-violent disobedience, but most people feared that it might be too hard to be overthrown. Brown, on the other hand, decided that rebellion would have worked better than just words. He believed that it would loosen the roots of slavery. Besides child labor being considered an injustice in the society today, it still exists in most parts of the world. It should also be terminated by all means possible because it is against human rights. Running Head: HISTORICAL HEROS 1 Historical Hero Malcom X Meshaal Lynn University HISTORICAL HEROS 2 Historical Hero Malcom X Malcom X was a great civil; activist at the time when black Americans were being brutally racially abused. He rose up from a life of struggle and hardship to become a great advocate for equal human rights. Having lost both parents at an early age, he had to grow up in foster homes. He even was convicted and served a sentence in prison but this is where he discovered his role in society. Coming out as a vibrant leader of the Nation of Islam where he used his position to advocate to equal rights. Moreover, he was a successful leader in that he was able to increase awareness and membership for Nation of Islam in the years he served in power. He is also regarded as a voice of change and one that advocated for the end of racism alongside Martin Luther King. At the time, he was seen as a hero. However, after doing research on him, there are some things that discredit his achievement. For instance, he advocated for violence in fighting for equal rights. In this manner, he only instigated the problem because the government only used this to increase their oppression no the black community. He was also not well founded in his fight for equal rights. While under the Nation of Islam, after years in the organization he released that they did not side with his cause for equality and he left the group. Afterwards he switched into different group that had different beliefs before he was finally executed. Furthermore, he had a criminal past showing that he was vulnerable to making mistakes that could lead to incarceration (History.com). HISTORICAL HEROS 3 Malcom X was like a candle. On his day, he could inspire many others to follow his cause. The same way we can use on candle to light others in the midst of darkness. He was that kind of a character, whose eloquence influenced even the whites that listened to his speeches. A candle is used as a symbol of hope in the event of a tragedy. Candles have significance in that they are lit for such occasions to express hope that better days are ahead. However, if the candle is not shielded from the wind, its flame can be swayed by the wind or even blown out. Moreover, the candle can also be used to create a large fire that can burn a whole city. Its flame is strong enough to burn through any piece of paper or clothing. In most of his speeches, he had the ability to break the segregation created during the time and show the need to quality among the people (Melt). Nonetheless, Malcom X was swayed into different organizations when he lost his footing in the Nation of Islam. He changed different groups and also a bit of his religion. This affected the strength of his flame and affected his reach on the people in a way he could inspire their HISTORICAL HEROS 4 cause. When the winds blew to strong, he was assassinated before he could make any address at a meeting in Manhattan. Once his flame was blown out, those that followed his philosophy lost their direction and their flames died down. However, the legacy he left has carried on because once light comes into a dark room, change is inevitable. HISTORICAL HEROS 5 References History.com. Malcolm X. 2009. Article. 6 June 2018. Melt. What does a candle symbolise? 2018. Article. 07 June 2018. Malcom X was a great civil; activist at the time when black Americans were being brutally racially abused. He rose up from a life of struggle and hardship to become a great advocate for equal human rights. Having lost both parents at an early age, he had to grow up in foster homes. He even was convicted and served a sentence in prison but this is where he discovered his role in society. Coming out as a vibrant leader of the Nation of Islam where he used his position to advocate to equal rights. Moreover, he was a successful leader in that he was able to increase awareness and membership for Nation of Islam in the years he served in power. He is also regarded as a voice of change and one that advocated for the end of racism alongside Martin Luther King. At the time, he was seen as a hero. However, after doing research on him, there are some things that discredit his achievement. For instance, he advocated for violence in fighting for equal rights. In this manner, he only instigated the problem because the government only used this to increase their oppression no the black community. He was also not well founded in his fight for equal rights. While under the Nation of Islam, after years in the organization he released that they did not side with his cause for equality and he left the group. Afterwards he switched into different group that had different beliefs before he was finally executed. Furthermore, he had a criminal past showing that he was vulnerable to making mistakes that could lead to incarceration (History.com). HISTORICAL HEROS 6 Malcom X was like a candle. On his day, he could inspire many others to follow his cause. The same way we can use on candle to light others in the midst of darkness. He was that kind of a character, whose eloquence influenced even the whites that listened to his speeches. A candle is used as a symbol of hope in the event of a tragedy. Candles have significance in that they are lit for such occasions to express hope that better days are ahead. However, if the candle is not shielded from the wind, its flame can be swayed by the wind or even blown out. Moreover, the candle can also be used to create a large fire that can burn a whole city. Its flame is strong enough to burn through any piece of paper or clothing. In most of his speeches, he had the ability to break the segregation created during the time and show the need to quality among the people (Melt). Nonetheless, Malcom X was swayed into different organizations when he lost his footing in the Nation of Islam. He changed different groups and also a bit of his religion. This affected the strength of his flame and affected his reach on the people in a way he could inspire their HISTORICAL HEROS 7 cause. When the winds blew to strong, he was assassinated before he could make any address at a meeting in Manhattan. Once his flame was blown out, those that followed his philosophy lost their direction and their flames died down. However, the legacy he left has carried on because once light comes into a dark room, change is inevitable. HISTORICAL HEROS References History.com. Malcolm X. 2009. Article. 6 June 2018. Melt. What does a candle symbolise? 2018. Article. 07 June 2018. 8 Running Head: HISTORICAL HEROS Historical Hero Malcom X Meshaal Binjumaiah Lynn University 1 HISTORICAL HEROS 2 Historical Hero Malcom X Malcom X was a great civil; activist at the time when black Americans were being brutally racially abused. He rose up from a life of struggle and hardship to become a great advocate for equal human rights. Having lost both parents at an early age, he had to grow up in foster homes. He even was convicted and served a sentence in prison but this is where he discovered his role in society. Coming out as a vibrant leader of the Nation of Islam where he used his position to advocate to equal rights. Moreover, he was a successful leader in that he was able to increase awareness and membership for Nation of Islam in the years he served in power. He is also regarded as a voice of change and one that advocated for the end of racism alongside Martin Luther King. At the time, he was seen as a hero. However, after doing research on him, there are some things that discredit his achievement. For instance, he advocated for violence in fighting for equal rights. In this manner, he only instigated the problem because the government only used this to increase their oppression no the black community. He was also not well founded in his fight for equal rights. While under the Nation of Islam, after years in the organization he released that they did not side with his cause for equality and he left the group. Afterwards he switched into different group that had different beliefs before he was finally executed. Furthermore, he had a criminal past showing that he was vulnerable to making mistakes that could lead to incarceration (History.com). HISTORICAL HEROS 3 Malcom X was like a candle. On his day, he could inspire many others to follow his cause. The same way we can use on candle to light others in the midst of darkness. He was that kind of a character, whose eloquence influenced even the whites that listened to his speeches. A candle is used as a symbol of hope in the event of a tragedy. Candles have significance in that they are lit for such occasions to express hope that better days are ahead. However, if the candle is not shielded from the wind, its flame can be swayed by the wind or even blown out. Moreover, the candle can also be used to create a large fire that can burn a whole city. Its flame is strong enough to burn through any piece of paper or clothing. In most of his speeches, he had the ability to break the segregation created during the time and show the need to quality among the people (Melt). Nonetheless, Malcom X was swayed into different organizations when he lost his footing in the Nation of Islam. He changed different groups and also a bit of his religion. This affected the strength of his flame and affected his reach on the people in a way he could inspire their HISTORICAL HEROS 4 cause. When the winds blew to strong, he was assassinated before he could make any address at a meeting in Manhattan. Once his flame was blown out, those that followed his philosophy lost their direction and their flames died down. However, the legacy he left has carried on because once light comes into a dark room, change is inevitable. HISTORICAL HEROS References History.com. Malcolm X. 2009. Article. 6 June 2018. Melt. What does a candle symbolise? 2018. Article. 07 June 2018. 5 HISTORICAL HEROS 6 Vietnam War Meshaal Binjumaiah Lynn University The Vietnam War The Vietnam War was a prolonged military fight that resulted from the anti-colonial battle against the French empire. It leads to the establishment of a cold war intervention between the free market equality and international communism. The Vietnam War dominated in the news and media headlines in the year 1963 to 1975. Vietnam was the most notorious in the frontline of the cold war. The war was caused by some reasons that attracted the involvement of the U.S. The main reason for the war was about the communism. The communists were considered as enemies of democracy by the U.S government. They were also recognized as people who violated human rights, and they created several state economies which boycotted trade with capitalist countries. Therefore communist was declared as a contagious disease by the Americans (Gonzales, 2013). The wars brought diverse effects to the American people and people of Vietnam. The military abused their power to force some people to go to Vietnam to fight for their country. Though there were some volunteers, the media was much biased because it only portrayed characters that were willing to serve their country (Smith, 2016). Furthermore, drug and alcohol abuse was seen throughout the wars. It is an apparent indication of the hell of a life that the soldiers were living through. It leads to the psychological damage of the military forces. In 1965, the American government authorized a series of bombing where Operation Rolling was the most notable one (Smith, 2016). The war was very costly to the American community. It brought up a different view and picture on how we viewed the government, our rights and to the media for giving and circulating biased information. Due to this shift and change in perspective, the country was destroyed and torn apart hence reducing the kind of trust we had for the government (Gonzales, 2013). A poem about the Vietnam War Looking down, what I see are moving feet, calmly, merrily, As if the feet are separated from their bodies, I can see moving objects just beyond what your eyes can see Boats covered with ammunition are moving downstream in the night, No one can prevent its flow, they flow like shadows, with the aim of killing the Vietnams America shatters Too many metals on the ground and weapons underbrush, We do not respect our own We are celebrating our victory at the self-abasement Like a guy in the Syrian Desert, while dull ashes on his head, We initiate war like a man trying to anoint himself The disaster of are living with us, caught in a chest, troubled in our minds like pebbles The feeling of the war is the same as fresh dough, The view was just balled into the formless swellings; they have to go through it, the same war In the rains of winter, I hear a sound Filled with anger, stiffened by the cold wind, from the north They must be exhausted, the army ghosts, no food can sustain them Their bodies lie in the rains, rusting in the rain, Reluctant to dissolve into the earth, their skulls shine, ooh our fallen soldiers, Nobody can save you fellas I see them traveling home, after a greasy war, crying weak and lust and cannot stand the dark, The economy in Viet is falling, people dying of hunger, Who will rebuild the country it is already down? Decades will be required for it to make a comeback, The same war References Smith, G. (2016). Dark side of the dream: the social gothic in Vietnam era America. Gonzales, J. G. (2013). Art and the Anti-Vietnam War Movement (Doctoral dissertation, San Diego State University). Teo, T. Essay on an Aesthetics of Resistance.
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History art work presentation
Meshaal Binjumaiah
Lynn University
6/8/2018

Historical hero Malcom X art work
presentation


Malcom X was a great civil; activist at the time when black Americans were
being brutally racially abused (History.com)



He rose up from a life of struggle and hardship to become a great advocate
for equal human rights.



He was convicted and served a sentence in prison but this is where he
discovered his role in society.



Coming out as a vibrant leader of the Nation of Islam where he used his
position to advocate to equal rights.



He was seen as a voice of change and one that advocated for the end of
racism alongside Martin Luther King.

continuation


However, there are some things that discredit his achievement.



For instance, he advocated for violence in fighting for equal rights which
instigated the problem as the government used this to increase their
oppression to the black community.



He had a criminal past showing that he was vulnerable to making mistakes
that could lead to incarceration



He later joined a different group that had different beliefs before he was
finally executed.

Art work applied

The meaning of the art work


The artwork is represented in form of a brightly shining candle.



Malcom X was like a candle.



Just like a candle attracts people when darkness sets in, he could inspire
many others to follow his cause.



We also use candle to provide light to others who are in midst of darkness.



He was a person of charact...


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