Assassination

The scene take place to the Royal Albert Hall. Jo comes here to find the kidnapper of its son. It enters the room which attends a representation of a philharmonic orchestra. In this room a minister will be assassinated. Jo sees the assassin in the platforms, she looks at 00. It starts to panic. When the assassin takes his binoculars to observe the room, it started to cry. It surely reconsiders so that the assassin said to him: '' You have a very nice son and its survival depends on your behavior

John F. Kennedy assassination John Fitzgerald Kennedy was born in 1917 and he entered the office of the president in 1960. He became a very popular president, even if he was very controversial. His popularity was due to is youth, his dynamism, his incarnation of peace hope, during a very difficult period of the history, the cold war.. However, his politic was seen as useless towards the spread of communism. Indeed, not only during the Cuba crisis, but during the Vietnam war too, Kennedy

l’assassinat de JFK, qui croit encore aux conclusions du Rapport Warren? Pour mémoire, celui-ci présentait Lee Harvey Oswald comme seul et unique responsable. Il faudra attendre 1979 et la publication du Rapport du HSCA (House Select Committee on Assassinations) pour enfin apprendre "Officiellement" que l’assassinat de JFK résultait, bel et bien, d’un complot (quel qu’ait été le degré d’implication d’Oswald.) Plus ou moins quatorze années s’étaient écoulées entre-temps. Osons espérer qu’il ne faille

he barely won the election in 1960. After his assassination in 1963, the new American President, Lyndon B. Johnson, decided to continue Kennedy’s fight against racism. The Civil Rights Act of 1964 banned discrimination based on "race, color, religion, or national origin" in employment practices and public accommodations. People thought that it was the end of discrimination in United States, but the assassination of Malcolm X in 1965, the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. in 1968 and the reemergence

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hotels restaurants and other public places 2) 1965 Voting Rights Act : - restored the rights to vote guaranteed by 15th amendments, at 1868 - dissatisfaction: lack of eco equality. 3) “Watts racial rights” (summer 1965); -> assassination of Malcolm X  assassination of McK The affirmative action issue Affirmation action: The positive steps taken to increase the representation of minorities in the areas of the employment, education and business from which the have been historically excluded

Great-Britain, RFA and the first Minister of Canada, Pearson and the French admired Kennedy. He militated against the racial segregation, like Abraham Lincoln. He supported Martin Luther King and met him in Washington District in 1963. III- His assassination The president and the first lady of USA arrived in Dallas on Friday 22nd November 1963. The presidential couple waved rapidly the crowds before enter the car together with the Texas governor Connally and his wife. Arrived in Dealy Plaza the

speech itself, as shows the previous extract, expressed the idea that Americans were no longer divided: a black president in the White house, the symbol was strong enough to give credence to this belief, forty years after Martin Luther King's assassination. Yet this point of view was maybe exaggerated. Divisions in the United States don't amount only to racism, they also concern gun politics, sex education, abortion..., that is to say the Culture wars. And all of these issues are still at the core

to help cover up the affairs and subsequent children. He was deeply hurt by the deception of Muhammad, whom he had considered a living prophet. Shortly after his shocking discovery, Malcolm received criticism for a comment he made regarding the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. “[Kennedy] never foresaw that the chickens would come home to roost so soon.” In March 1964 Malcolm terminated his relationship with the NOI. Unable to look past Muhammad’s deception, Malcolm decided to found his own

didn’t like this because they would have to free all their slaves if the North won the war. Slavery was forever ended with the passage of the 13th amendment. He was reelected President in November 1864. III- Lincoln's death 1) The assassination On April 11th 1865, Lincoln spoke to a crowd outside the White House. Among other things, he suggested he would vote for rights for Black people. On April 14th , 1865, Lincoln was assassinated while he was attending a play at Ford's Theater