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Recours contre les contrats administratifs (fiche 5) Cas n° 1 : Persuadé du succès que rencontrerait la découverte, par le public parisien, de la peinture russe du XIXe siècle, le maire de Paris projette la création d’un musée prônant les arts slaves. Pour ce faire, une délibération du conseil municipal de Paris, en date du 12 octobre 2009, décide la création de l’association Z., administrée par des conseillers municipaux, dont l’objet est de gérer ce musée, notamment, d’acquérir les œuvres et

America. Slavery in America seems to be a form of unfree labor intended to humble the slave but unfortunately that’s right. I’ve read recently that according to the law, slave owners could be fined for not punishing recaptured runaway slaves. We also punish the slaves if the wanted work is slow. Who can explain such a shape of humanity ?There’s nobody, not even a politician, not even a religious, not even a wise man and certainly not a slave. No such a thing and even in the world should have existed

peut tout de même trouver quelques clichés inconnus en République Tchèque. Parmi eux il y a un groupe formé par des phrases ou des mots qui se rapportent toujours à une nation : c´est le cas des „Polonaises pieds-nus“. Presque toujours les femmes slaves sont pieds nus dans le texte. Un autre groupe sont des généralisations dont la plupart peuvent être considérées comme des stéréotypes individuels de Céline. Il s´agit des observations subjectives qu´il utilise sans une intention à la construction

speak about constitution of United States before conclu ding. I- Origines of slavery in United States. The first record of African slavery in Colonial America was made in 1619. A British pirate ship, "the White Lion", had captured 20 Angolan slaves in a battle with a Portuguese ship bound for Veracruz, Mexico. The Angolans were from the kingdoms of Ndongo and Kongo, and spoke languages of the Bantu group. Though the colony was in the middle of a period later known as "The Great Migration"

Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano, Now Gustavus Vassa, The African Written by Himself ". Two hundred years later this book is recognized as one of the first books writes in English by an ex-slave, and marks the beginning of a new literary genre: slaves' reports. Equiano remembers himself his childhood to Essaka (a village situated in country Ibo of current Nigeria) where he was introduced to the traditions and so describes the African traditional life before the succession of the slavery. Through

Class: 1) What is the definition of “slavery”? Write “right” or “wrong” and justify your answer (= citez les mots du texte). Justify your answer 1. Only men are slaves 2. Four-year-old children can be slaves. 3. Children work less than 20 hours a day. 4. Slaves have regular holidays. 5. Slaves get more than the minimum wage. 6. Slaves get a home as well as a salary. 2) What is the definition of “child labour”? (30 words maximum) http://www.savethechildren.org.uk/eyetoeye/downloads/SC_child_labour_fact_sheet

his identity and his clothes to be replaced by ill-fitting and ragged clothes. The ship drove off and the slaves owners threw my ancestor in the ship hold. He was shackled and squeezed in with other slaves. He had to work from sunrise to sunset but he wasn’t allowed to be educated. He was allowed to work inside the slaveholder’s. The quality of life was unbearable. At each stop of the boat, slaves were sold to other things and others replaced. My ancestor thought well to escape, but he saw others tried

He defended Abolition of Slaves who went mostly from Africa and there were exploited in cotton farms. His politic concerned the civil rights, the minorities and the immigration. Before to be elected president, and during his election campaign in particular, Lincoln had made several declarations indicating clearly his opposition to the slavery in the name of moral principles. He will remain in the history as the author of the Proclamation of emancipation of the slaves but certain critics noted

this is a summary of the famous book citizens barlow found on the net: Citizen Barlow, a young African-American, arrives in Pittsburgh in 1904, part of the wave of freed slaves and their children migrating from South to North following the Civil War. While working at the local mill, Citizen steals a can of nails. Another man is accused and chooses suicide rather than face arrest and a life in which he would be unjustly identified as a thief. Citizen hopes to unburden himself of the guilt he feels

is an exerpt from a book by British writer Caryl Phillips who is of Caribbean background. Here he denounces the plight of the black population who were forcibly transported from Africa to America. This passage focuses on the story of three black slaves before the American civil war. The scene takes place on a plantation in Virginia during the period of slavery. The main characters are Lucas a 35 years old slave, his wife who must be about the same age but who looks older because of hard work