Ballad of Birmingham
By: Ethan Brown
The Civil rights movement
The civil rights movement was a time where white people were treated differently than colored people and it caused major problems
The ballad of Birmingham
people march across the bridge protestng about the way colored people were treated.
The ballad of Birmingham
people march across the bridge protestng about the way colored people were treated.
The ballad of Birmingham
people march across the bridge protestng about the way colored people were treated.
5 Key Words
One word is Freedom, another word is March along with Dogs, Feirce, and Sacred. These all relate to the civil rights movement.
2 Lines
One line is For the dogs are feirce and wild, another line is For I fear those guns will fire. This creates the mood that the white people disliked the colored people greatly and treated them horrably and will hurt them. This is a sad mood because people should be equal no matter what their color is.
Poetic devices
One Poetic device is repitition because the line goes
"No baby, no, you may not go,
It reapeats that line twice. This adds tone because the mother does not want her child getting hurt by the colored people.
Relations to each other
My image, key words and phrases all relate to each other because they all show that the white people and some colored people will hurt other people and how the colored people were treated terribly and the white and colored people were not treated equal.