21 SPEECHES THAT SHAPED OUR WORLD

21 SPEECHES THAT SHAPED OUR WORLDBY CHRIS ABBOTTAUTHORCHRIS ABBOTT is a writer and researcher specialising in international security and foreign affaris. He is an Honorary Visiting Research Fellow in the Department of Peace Studies at the University of Bradford, and Sustainable Security Consultant to Oxford Research Group.He has a degree in Psychology from Royal Holloway University of London, and master in Social Anthropology from the University of St. Andrews.

This though-provoking book, Christ Abott takes a close look at 21 key speeches that have shaped the world today. He examines the power of the arguments in these speeches to inspire people to do great things or great harm.

By examining different would views and exploring how they have developed Abbott shows how we can come a step closer to understanding others and avoiding themistakes of the past.

Does the book agree or clash w/ my POV of the WorldAgree This book portrayed the writers thoughtThis book is basically portrayed the speeches that related to the worldMost of the speeches arouse the human rightsone day this nation will rise up and live out the truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal Martin Luther KingEmphasized the rights of equality among people with different skin colorApartheid is very famous during 20th century

How were my views and opinions challenged or changed by this textAs this book communicate with me well as Im going through reading this bookAs the author questioned me, the reader many questions before he stated his opinion on this various questions.Although there are some statements that the author stated challenged my viewsE.g. when the author stated that the cause of 9/11, the hijacking case of several commercial planes were actually cause by the Muslims, well its not really true as the American already done some investigation and proved that its not a terrorist incidentBut overall, I do agree with most part of the book as its bail the human rightsThings that this book address, personally I care about considered it important to the world There are few things that I considered it important to me is about racism and the human rightsThis book explained how bad racism problem in AmericaAs Im soon will go to America, this book more or less, help me to be more prepared to faced the culture and difficulties faced by the Americans

CritiqueThis book is really goodIt makes me realized the problems not only the in America but also the world around usIt also can be an interesting reading materials as it includes some speeches which I do personally likeOverall reactionsThis book is an interesting bookI would recommend this book to those teen ages and older as this book includes some sensitive issuelike racism, war and etcI would read another book something like this in the futureTHANK YOU