DESCRIBE A SPEECH OUTLINE.

Here is an example:Lucky Luciano did his part when our country entered the Second World War. As Tim Newark points out in his book, “Boardwalk Gangster: The Real Lucky Luciano,” Mr. Luciano helped military naval intelligence protect the New York City docks from potential Nazi sabotage.When writing your commemorative speech,Make your message clear and avoid jargon.Make your message accurate and use research from authoritative sources.Make your message vivid and memorable, using descriptive words.Make your message interesting, keeping your audience’s interests in mind.Make your message relevant, considering ways to relate the topic to your audience.Note: Hitler, Stalin, and Pol Pot are examples of figures you may not select for your speeches; they are not simply controversial but mass murderers, and praising them in any context would be inappropriate.