For my second ambassador to represent earth I have chosen Adolph Hitler because he would show that the earth isn’t just full of do gooders but that there are also some bad people that are a part of the human race. I want to show that how a rise in power can alter a person and how Hitler liked to spread his gospel of racial hatred and contempt for democracy. Once Hitler was in power, he quickly established himself as a dictator. He caused great pain to a lot of people and it would be a good idea for him to represent earth, as he would show that there are many immoral people that are element in our human race.
Hitler had a charismatic personality of overpowering forcefulness. An amoral man, rootless and incapable of personal friendships, he looked on his fellow humans as mere bricks in the world structure he wished to erect. He knew how to appeal to people‘s instincts and made use of their fears and insecurities. His impact was wholly destructive, but he achieved a great deal that has survived such as the motorway system, which is used all over the world and a united Germany. Hitler has only made our world stronger due to his racial hatred, if he were to look on the world now he would be ashamed because people have accepted the difference in appearance whether people are black or white, or what religion you are, it’s what sort of person you are that matters the most.
For my third ambassador to represent earth I have chosen Martin Luther King Jr because although he has suffered many prejudices due to the colour of his skin, he fought for what he thought was right for his race. He said that people should not be judged by the colour of their skin, that they should be judged for what type of person they are.
Martin Luther King took part in the Montgomery Bus Boycott, which was organised by the city’s black leaders. He was asked to protest against enforced racial segregation in public transport, after the arrest of a black woman who had refused to give up her seat to a white passenger. He was arrested and then jailed. The boycott ended and the Supreme Court outlawed all segregated public transport in the city.
The boycott was a clear victory for King and he emerged as a highly respected leader. In 1963 he lead a massive civil rights campaign in Birmingham, Alabama, and organised drives for black voter registration, desegregation, and better education and housing throughout the South. He led the historic March in Washington on, August 28, 1963, where he delivered his famous speech “I Have a Dream”. In 1964 King was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.
He fought for what he believed but sadly he was assassinated by a white escape convict, James Earl Ray and was arrested for the murder.
I think he would be a great ambassador to show what a great person he was and he fought for what he believed and what was right for his race. He was a great success amongst black people and he set up the future for his race. Now black people are an equal part of our world with the help and success of Martin Luther King.
I have decided to take a seed as my special gift because a seed symbolises nature and life. The seed portrays the earth properly, how the world is growing larger through time. The seed can represent humans the growth of the population or it could represent plants. This is how our world began like a seed, and through time the world has grown just like a seed would.
In the event of a technical fault my three ambassadors have been put in order of importance with Princess Diana being the most important, Adolph Hitler the second and Martin Luther King being the third. I would have to dispense Martin Luther King because although he was a great success amongst black people, Princess Diana has proved that she has done a lot more for charities and helped with the awareness of the public on terminal illnesses such as AIDS. Even though Adolph Hitler has caused great pain to people and was a racist he would have to stay, as there would be a balance between him and Diana, between good and evil. It would be a fair to have different people to represent the earth to show that all is not good in our world.
