
Analyzing Jordan's All Together Now Speech
12th Grade · ELA · 45 min· Analyze What A Text Says Explicitly And Draw Logical Inferences; Cite Several Pieces Of Textual Evidence To Support Conclusions.
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Learning Objective
I can analyze Barbara Jordan's "All Together Now" speech to identify explicit claims and draw inferences supported by textual evidence.
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Barbara Jordan describes Americans as "a people in search of our future" and "a people in search of a national community."
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Jordan states that Americans are trying to solve problems like unemployment and inflation while also trying "to fulfill the promise of America."
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Jordan quotes Abraham Lincoln, saying, "As I would not be a slave, so I would not be a master," to express her ideal of democracy.


