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Agglomération de plus de 200.000 habitants. (Vers Pacifique / Asie) Bouton Alaska (E.U) Agglomération comptant entre 50.000 et 200.000 habitants. Bouton 3 Evènes Tchouktches Evènes Anchorage Inuits Principal peuple autochtone (plus de 15.000 individus). 2. Des enjeux économiques et politiques facteurs de tensions entre États. Mer de Beaufort Evènes Des ressources convoitées: Ressources minières. Canada 1 2 Pricipaux gisements de pétrole et/ou de gaz. Russie Inuits Le contrôle des voies de

attraction and that those people struggle to survive. • This visits can be considered by these tourists as an innocent trip, maybe just like a curiosity but for those poor people, it can be perceived as an attack, a lack of respect or even more a way to make fun of them and their living conditions . • Since the movie “Slumdog Millionaire”, a movie about slums in India, came out visiting shanty towns and being concerned about poor people became something fashionable. II- But

as develop writing and research skills. Rocco Versaci maintains that graphic novels can “increase and diversify the voices that our students experience in the classroom and suggest to them that literature may take various forms” (66). Such study can even encourage students to question the notions of the canon. Timothy G. Morrison, Gregory Bryan, and George W. Chilcoat describe how creating graphic novels in class can help middle school students “develop their writing, comprehension, and Gretchen

cars. There adds to indoor or offices tobacco smoke , fumes individual heating , kitchens, ... The air pollution is both an attack on our quality of life and our health. It is also harmful to the environment and climate. In space, air quality varies even within the city. She is pretty good in the protected areas and places where traffic is low. It becomes poor when it is in a high traffic area . Air is essential to life , but it can have harmful effects if the quality is poor. Pollution poses an immediate

in a social magazine. We don't know the author, not even when or where the drawing was made. Seeing the hair of the characters we can guess that there is in China. But it's a caricaturist way to see Chinese people. To my mind the picture is about the working conditions of the children in China. This drawing was made to strike people. It's something thought-provoking. And unfortunately this drawing is about a topical subject in Asian countries even today in 2010. We can see in the background a poster

monotheism, which means that they believe in only one god, and this god, in arabic term, is known as Allah. In the traditional islamic history, god cannot be understood, as he acts as a protector. Muslims are supposed to worship and adore him. Many are even saying that the main purpose of life is to worship god. The Quran describes the entity as the eternal, the absolute and that none is like it. - An other important belief for the muslims are the angels. These are supposed to act as messengers

An old prejudice says that multilingualism demand too much for children and no language is learn correctly. But some researches prove that it is easier for a child to learn a second language. Babies hear their mother's voice even in her belly. When they are born, they can understand and distinguish sounds of all the languages in the world with clarity and precision. The first seven years of the child are the best to learn foreign languages. The brain of a child until that age is more responsive to

of civic involvement and sociability, including electoral participation and cultural and recreational associations. There is an astonishing constancy of regional traditions of civic involvement through more than a century of vast social change. Even with the massive migration and eco-social changes contemporary civic norms and practices still reflect the regional traditions that were established centuries ago. How important are these deep traditions of civic life for institutional performance

flows also increased 12-fold in the past fifty years as a result of the removal of natural and artificial barriers. Exports are now US$7 trillion a year, with more than a fifth of the world’s goods and services being traded. Capital flows expanded even faster, with Foreign Direct Investment amounting to US$400 billion in 1997, seven times its real level in the 1970’s and portfolio and other short-term capital flows amounted to US$2 trillion in gross terms, three times what they were in the ‘80’s

story, show the balance of Waverly concerning her origins. The setting also takes an important place in the theme of the story, as a compromise between American and Chinese ways of life. Waverly lives in “San Fransisco's Chinatown” (Tan 89); even if she lives in America, she resides in a Chinese neighborhood. She explains that “at the end of our two-block alley was a small sandlot playground with swings and slides” (Tan 90), as every typical neighborhood in America, but that for her and her