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in the U.S. for peace and poverty. He organized and directed actions such as boycott of Montgomery buses, the right to vote, desegregation and minority employment. During the march for jobs and freedom the 28 August 1963, he pronounced a famous speech "I Have a Dream". It was even supporting by John Kennedy in the fight against racial discrimination. Martin Luther King became the youngest winner of the Nobel Peace Prize in 1964. End March 1968 Martin Luther King left at Memphis to support black

newspaper in South Africa [...] The battle against apartheid was my first exposure to serious politics, and to a nineteen-year-old, as I was then, it was overwhelming. Part of the experience was realizing that the USA was on the wrong side. Fine speeches at the United Nations were one thing, but the directory board in the lobby of the American Embassy in Pretoria, with its long list of military attachés, told a different story. [...] Learning something of the cooperation between the USA and the

entirely reasonable. Is advertising 'free speech'? Proponents of tobacco advertising have sought to argue that commercial speech is a form of free speech and, therefore, sacrosanct under constitutional guarantees in many democracies37. This argument has been repeatedly rejected by courts which, in the USA, have ruled on matters as diverse as casinos and commercial activities on university campuses that governments have a right to restrict commercial speech through concern about wider community issues21

The Economics of Empire : Lord Salisbury The author of this document is Lord Salisbury which was a conservative and colonialist member of the Tories, and member of the House of Lords. The document we have to study is a speech pronounced on the 14th February, 1895 to the House of Lord and dealing with British imperialism. It is taken from the book Parliamentary Debates. SUMMARY To briefly summarize the document, Lord Salisbury talks before the assembly of Lords in order to persuade the

l’enseignement/apprentissage des langue secondes et étrangères. Revue de Phonétique Appliquée, 99-100-101. Belgique : Université de l’État de Mons, 1991. pp. 261-270. Bradlow, A. et all. Intelligibility of normal speech: global and fine grained acoustic phonetic talker characteristics. Speech Communication, 1996. vol. 20, pp. 255-272. Fragmentos, número 33, p. 245/250 Florianópolis/ jul - dez/ 2007 249 Ferenczi, V. Le jeu de rôle comme didactique de l’expression. Revue de Phonétique Appliquée

Against all expectations, this crazy speech and without any basis will spread throughout America. McCarthyism was born. It will plunge US into a real fever of denunciations and slanders. Irish origin and Catholic, McCarthy is a Republican Senator. Renowned as a good living, it is also a player and a great drinker. But this man that shake America for four years is also a liar who invented from scratch a biography to his advantage. In 1950, when he made his speech which has determined the sequence of

et perd ainsi la guerre TEXTE ANGLAIS The U.S., disapointed with the Russian Communist regime, refused to recognize the USSR as a state until 1946 1933.en In a speech at Westminster College in Missouri Fulto, Winston Churchill used for the first time the term "Iron Curtain". else if Churchill was no longer Prime Minister, his speech marked the beginning "official" of the Cold War.  In 1947, before the U.S. Congress, President Harry Truman presented his doctrine of "containment" (containment)

They’re Macbeth’s first words as he appears in the play. The impression of ambiguity that we sensed in the 1st scene is confirmed here by his words. 7. Who does Ba. . . address? Why? He addresses the witches. 8. What do you notice about his speech? He asks many questions. 9. Why? Because he can’t make out what or who they are, what would they belong to. 10. Which notion is once again present? Notion of ambiguity: unclear / confused / puzzling identities. 11. When do they start

bloody episodes, in a world more and more subject to globalisation and four years after the previous election, he has to face new issues and to renew his program. We can then wonder what was Tony Blair's aim beside the election when delivering this speech and which devices he uses. In this extract entitled “Britishness”, Tony Blair insists on several points : first, he states about the present situation of the country and the issues it has to face; then, he sums up past deeds, whether good or bad

promote more efficient and environmentally sensitive decision-making. He can also find appropriate combinations to build and strengthen new markets or enforce standards when necessary[13]. In conclusion, the UN Secretary General, Ban Ki Moon, in its speech to World Climate Conference, declared the following: “The answer lies in green growth – sustainable growth. We need policy that puts a price on carbon. Policy that will send a strong market signal to businesses that are pioneering a low-carbon future