Slavery

american this land. Principally means that the americans has the right to go to the East to West, don’t matter the other population. But this song is ironic. Exposé : 1 : Lincoln between her election and her assassinate 2 : Compromise for slavery while civil war. Who are in the North and who are in the South ? Dans certain il y avait l’esclavage et dans d’autre non. 3 : Union troups : while the civil war there are free and emancipate slave in the army. 4 : Georgia 5 : Nixon resigns

point de vue Compétence linguistique Traduction de could, as Le plus-que-parfait Auxiliaires modaux Sommaire général-AN01 3 © Cned - Académie en ligne Séquence Civilisation et Culture S É Q From Africa to America U Slavery E The civil War N The fight for Civil Rights of African Americans C E Compétences Compréhension orale Go down Moses, a negro spiritual Compréhension écrite Texte 1 : I Have a Dream, Martin Luther King’s speech Text 2 : The

S’occupe des divertissements, de l’information, de l’éducation et des beaux-arts (propagande, détournement d’attention). Les trois slogans du Parti sont : _ La guerre c’est la paix, war is peace. _ La liberté c’est l’esclavage, freedom is slavery. _ L’ignorance c’est la force, ignorance is strength. Ces slogans et les noms des ministères mettent clairement en avant l’hypocrisie et l’ironie du Parti qui manipule le peuple : les deux premiers slogans contiennent des antagonismes (guerre/paix

correct for work in restaurant. The child may be choice his order, but if the child had already passed order, the waiter would serve the boy. In my opinion, it's a form of racism because the black man serve the white child. This reminds us of slavery since Blacks worked for Whites. The white young man must want to show his superiority , he give an order. The painting is interresting because it conveys some suspense as we don't know what will happen. Perhaps the child order tea or coffee. The

Mulattos = often the children of enslaved black women raped by their white masters. Antoine’s self hatred and his hatred for his own people (unable to protect him from this racism) = example of the past being alive in the present.(legacy of slavery continues to haunt black Americans) “Just do the best you can but it won’t matter” Matthew Antoine’s advice to Grant. Summaries to be completed: Chapters 7 and 8 During the next few weeks, Grant awaits the annual visit by the superintendent

member of another race. Segregation can involve spatial separation of the races, and/or mandatory use of different institutions, such as schools and hospitals by people of different races. After the proclamation of emancipation had abolished the slavery in the South of the United States, the racial discrimination was governed by the laws Jim Crow which obliged a strict segregation of races. Although these laws are established just after the end of the war, in most of the cases, they were only formalized

Colored people victims of segregation A story of fear and domination Looking back in the past, looking back when it is fixed 1960 Georgia Washington Alabama Dark places in America All the same, all the pain, Each lynching in vain Slavery is abolished But remain established Segregation of the nation Well known as oppression Where freedom is bury But not in their memory Humiliation growing every day We’re talking about the way White American citizens destroy the American

trade route to India via South Africa in 1498. His name is: 1. Christopher Columbus „ 2. Vasco de Gama „ 3. Americo Vespucci „ d) From 1500 to 1850 1. 25 million Africans were sold into slavery in the Americas. „ 2. 5 million Africans were sold into slavery in the Americas. „ 3. 10 million Africans were sold into slavery in the Americas. „ e) In the late 15th century, Portuguese navigators purchased slaves and agricultural produce from coastal middlemen in Nigeria. The slaves had been captured further

Grand Isle, Edna remembers having said to Adèle that “She would give up the unessential but she would never sacrifice herself for the children”. Realising that she is a mother for the rest of her life Edna sees only one way to escape this soul’s slavery: suicide! At Grand Isle, Adèle Ratignolle’s charm and friendships participates in Edna’s first awakening, allowing her to express herself. But later in New Orleans Adèle represents exactly what Edna would like to flee. Finally, Adèle’s character

themes in this extract are justice and injustice , racism , the concept of manhood and the perverted society. Those themes are enhanced thanks to different motives such as racist , degrading language that goes along with the peculiar institution of slavery and then with that of segregation but also thanks to repetitions and questions. We can consider the word « Hog » as the key word in that text. So what is stake in this text is the perversion of language. It clearly appears that the language of