huck finn

In this essay, the author

• Describes the achievements of martin luther king jr. for his people and other nationalities that led to his death.
• Explains that his non-violent movements ended segregation in the south as well as other parts of the united states.
• Describes the qualities of an ideal hero, whether it's a real or fictional one.
• Explains that jackie robinson and jim were both intelligent, even though one was a professional baseball player and the other was runaway slave. they both did what their mind told them and accomplished the goal that they wanted.
• Analyzes how jackie robinson showed his intelligence through his actions. he was not only a great baseball player, but also good businessman and executive.
• Analyzes how jim, like jackie robinson, was intelligent in his own unique way. he knew his way around nature, especially when huck and him where on jackson island.
• Explains jackie robinson's courage on the baseball field. he broke the color barrier and became the first black major league baseball player on april 15, 1947.
• Explains that jackie robinson was courageous due to his outspoken leadership on issues of civil and human rights. he challenged many racial pretensions throughout his life.
• De-Emphasizes jackie robinson as a baseball player and emphasizes him as an informed civil rights leader.
• Describes how jim ran away from his owner miss watson and risked his life to gain back his freedom. his courage and determination proved to be successful.
• Opines that jim's hardships and pain were worth the effort because now he was a free man. he was at the mercy of all the other people and was forced into ridiculous and degrading situations.
• Opines that jackie robinson's vigilance against racial wrongdoings was a legacy he wanted to pass down to his children.
• Explains that jackie robinson was deeply concerned with the struggle for civil rights. his love for the youth was one of the reasons he never gave up in life.
• Opines that negroes aren't seeking anything which is not good for the nation as well as ourselves. america cannot afford the waste of having second and third class citizens in its nation.
• Explains that jim was a slave, but he was also caring. he was separated from his wife and children, which motivated him to run away from miss watson.
• Analyzes how jim becomes a surrogate father and friend to huck by taking care of him without being intrusive in his actions. they both take their ways but shall always remember one another.
• Concludes that jackie robinson and jim have many similarities, but both accomplished the three main qualities that a hero has, intelligence, courage, and being caring.
• Compares jackie robinson and jim, a runaway slave in search of freedom, who share many of the same qualities. both are intelligent, courageous, and caring.
• Explains that jackie robinson and jim were both intelligent, even though one was a professional baseball player and the other was runaway slave. they both did what their mind told them and accomplished the goal that they wanted.
• Analyzes how jackie robinson showed his intelligence through his actions. he was not only a great baseball player, but also good businessman and executive.
• Analyzes how jim, like jackie robinson, was intelligent in his own unique way. he knew his way around nature, especially when huck and him where on jackson island.
• Explains jackie robinson's courage on the baseball field. he broke the color barrier and became the first black major league baseball player on april 15, 1947.
• Explains that jackie robinson was courageous due to his outspoken leadership on issues of civil and human rights. he challenged many racial pretensions throughout his life.
• De-Emphasizes jackie robinson as a baseball player and emphasizes him as an informed civil rights leader.
• Describes how jim ran away from his owner miss watson and risked his life to gain back his freedom. his courage and determination proved to be successful.
• Opines that jim's hardships and pain were worth the effort because now he was a free man. he was at the mercy of all the other people and was forced into ridiculous and degrading situations.
• Opines that jackie robinson's vigilance against racial wrongdoings was a legacy he wanted to pass down to his children.
• Explains that jackie robinson was deeply concerned with the struggle for civil rights. his love for the youth was one of the reasons he never gave up in life.
• Opines that negroes aren't seeking anything which is not good for the nation as well as ourselves. america cannot afford the waste of having second and third class citizens in its nation.
• Explains that jim was a slave, but he was also caring. he was separated from his wife and children, which motivated him to run away from miss watson.
• Analyzes how jim becomes a surrogate father and friend to huck by taking care of him without being intrusive in his actions. they both take their ways but shall always remember one another.
• Concludes that jackie robinson and jim have many similarities, but both accomplished the three main qualities that a hero has, intelligence, courage, and being caring.