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This document is a photography. We can see a man who is on the back of a donkey. This man has short black hair, he has a delicate face and he looks worried... Presumably this man comes from a southern country. The man got a black t-shirt, blue trousers with red stripe on the side. He wears slippers. He holds a green seal under one arm. This donkey is loaded like a mule. He got two big bags on either side of his back. This gives us the impression that the entire load may fall at one time or

movement". She fought for the equality of black people and white people citizen. At this moment were many differents between various races. The bus are an example of this segregation of daily life. they had not differents vehicles for the different races but they had separate sections for blacks and whites. On buses in Montgomery, the first rows were reserved for the whites, Blacks, who accounted for 75 percent of users they should go to the back of the bus. However, they could sit in the central

EXTRACT 6 THE ELECTRIC CHAIR Chapter 30 from p.239’Melvina was sweeping off…’ down to p.241’ she Felt sick already’. 1*INTRODUCE THE EXTRACT 1On the morning before Jefferson’s execution, a black truck with a gray tarpaulin cover drives into town. The townspeople are all struck by this strange truck which parks by the courthouse. The night before, Grant and Vivian drink at the Rainbow Club but find they cannot talk. Grant goes Home slightly drunk wishing he could sleep but not dream

October 24th, 2005, Detroit, Michigan), was a black needlewoman who became a symbolic face(figure) of the fight against the racial segregation in the United States, what was worth to her mother's nickname of the movement of the civil rights on behalf of the American Congress. Parks became famous because on December 1st, 1955, in Montgomery (Alabama), she refused to give up her place to a white passenger in a bus. Arrested by the police, she lives to impose a 10-dollar fine (more 4 dollars of legal

jefferson was due to be executed. Grant is at the school in the quarter. He has told all the children to go home early to eat, to come back to school, and to stay on their knees in the schoolroom until they hear the news that Jefferson has finally gone to the electric chair. Grant waits outside. He is full of doubts about both his relationship with Jefferson and his own worth: Page 250 “Why wasn’t I there (at the execution)? Why wasn’t I standing beside him? … Why wasn’t I back there with the children

first U.S. college to adopt co-education, is first to refuse to ban black students. 1850 -- Compromise of 1850 admits California into the union without slavery, strengthens Fugitive Slave Laws, and ends slave trade in Washington, D.C. 1861 -- Confederate States of America formed; Civil War begins. 1863 -- President Lincoln issues Emancipation Proclamation freeing "all slaves in areas still in rebellion." 1865 -- Civil War ends. 13th Amendment, abolishing slavery, added to the Constitution.

Steiner-Davion to all field commanders. Huntress is ours. Lieutenant Michael Tonai, DEST, on debrief of prisoners. All evidence indicates that Khan Lincoln Osis has escaped Huntress for Strana Mechty. However, of possible worse consequence are rumors that one Galaxy Commander Corbett is rallying Smoke Jaguar forces at a remote staging area. Flagged for immediate investigation. Jerrard Cranston reports to Prince Victor. Galaxy Commander Brendon Corbett, the Smoke Jaguar officer who led forces back to Huntress

establishment of segregation was a response by white southern leaders to the abolition of slavery and the humiliation of the civil war (1861-1865). After 1865 follow a period of reconstruction. During reconstruction, the federal government took measures to protect Black people but the southern states did not accept it. They were determined to “put the Black man in his place” with Jim Crow laws, segregation laws which were meant to preserve what they called “white supremacy”. * The Ante-bellum

Barack Obama Today I’m going to talk about a document which is an extract for the weekly newsmagazine “Time”. It deals with what the new president of the USA Barack Obama is going to do for his country and how much money he will need for the next 4 years. But first of all I’m going to introduce him. * Who Is He? Barack Hussein Obama was born on August 4, 1961 in Hawaii. His father was a black Kenyan and his mother is white and American. As you might all know he is the 44th president

1979, le groupe connaît un succès mondial avec son album Highway to Hell. Le chanteur et co-parolier Bon Scott meurt le 19 février 1980, après une nuit de forte consommation d'alcool. Le groupe envisage alors la dissolution mais l'ancien chanteur Brian Johnson, est choisi comme remplaçant de Bon Scott. La même année, le groupe sort l'album Back in Black, leur plus grand succès mondial à ce jour. L'album suivant, For Those About to Rock We Salute You, a aussi beaucoup de succès et est le premier