Freedom of speech

English : THE BRUGES SPEECH. Vincent Carriou 1AFIFB Former Prime-minister Margaret Thatcher passed more legislation than any other Prime minister in Great-Britain's history, binding Great-Britain (GB) closer to Europe. For instance, in 1973 M. Thatcher supported the entry of GB in the European economic community and in 1986 she signed the European Single Act which liberalised Trade and instituted the free movement of capital and labour. Yet, she is seen as the most anti-European leader GB has

English Essay : How do you personally interpret the song “The Sound of Silence” ? I would say that the song, “the Sound of Silence” by Paul Simon and Arthur Garfunkel tells us a vision, a dream or maybe a nightmare that one of the both singers had. Of course, it is just a guess, but I think it is likely. I personnaly think that the nightmare is about a governement that impedes the freedom of his people. Firstly, in the dream, the heroe or main character seems to be alone : the lyrics

The refusal of rosa parks -Biographie of parks rosa Rosa Louise mccauley parks was born the 4 februar 1913 in Alabama. She was a seamstress who became an African American civil rights activist, she was call "the first lady of civil rights", and "the mother of the freedom movement".[1] Rosa Louise McCauley Parks (4 février 1913, Tuskegee, Alabama États-Unis - 24 octobre 2005, Détroit, Michigan), est une couturière qui devint une figure emblématique de la lutte contre la ségrégation raciale

Obama’s speech on race This is a speech made by Barack Obama in February 2008 during the primaries campaign. [Primaries are elections organised in each state by each party from January till June of the year of a presidential election to elect the official candidate of the party at the presidential election. In fact electors who are party members (closed primaries) or any elector (open primaries) or meetings of the local party activists (caucus) select delegates to the National Convention of the party

apparently, according to the Obama's inauguration speech that choice is false. The idea that no compromise is necessary between security and ideological commitments. But is it really true? Are those goals compatible? Ever since the passage of the Bill of Rights, there has been a tension between individual liberty and the quest for a secure nation. On a number of occasions this balance has swung dramatically toward national security with the internment of Japanese Americans during the Second World War

FREEDOM FROM WANT • Catégorie : Arts, Etat et pouvoir. • Justification du choix : -L’ayant travaillé de cours de LV1 Anglais, nous avons été éblouies par la beauté de cette œuvre. Sachant que cette peinture a été réalisée lors d’un moment important de l’histoire, je cite ¨La 2e Guerre Mondiale¨, que nous affectionnons tout particulièrement , nous étions dans l’extrême obligation de travailler sur cette illustration. -Nous vivons à une époque où les artistes mettent leur imagination

We presented the life of Martin Luther King. Martin Luther King is an important person in American history because he fought for the rights of Black people like Rosa Parks. MLK was born in 1929 in Atlanta in Georgia. Georgia is a southern state and most (the majority of) black people lived in the south. His father was a pastor. He studied philosophy in Boston and after, he became a black pastor. He began non violent actions to stop segregations. Definition of racial segregation is the physical

Exposé MULTICULTURALISME After the speech of Angela Merkel last year about the failure of multiculturalism in Germany, the debate on the French national identity launched by Nicolas Sarkozy, henceforth it is David Cameron who gave a speech in Munich at the security conference about Muslim integration and British values. Europe seems to be hit by concerns about immigration and integration. Since the attacks in the subway in London in July 2005, Great Britain feels very concerned about extremist

le 6 janvier 1941 pour convaincre les Américains de la nécessité pour les Etats-Unis de rentrer dans la guerre. Ses arguments : lutter pour préserver ces libertés, bases de la société. Cette oeuvre fait partie d'un ensemble de quatre, "The Four Freedoms" Diapositive 1 : La grille appliquée au tableau permet de constater que la dinde est le point focal du tableau. La taille de la dinde (énorme) en fait aussi l'élément le plus important. Le grand-père se trouve au sommet (partie "spirituelle"). 2/3

Today, I am going to present to you a detailed analysis of part 1, chapter 8. As you may notice, proles are rarely kept under surveillance because of their extreme stupidity. This chapter sets place in the proletarian district, to the north-east of the Saint-Pancras station, which is now in ruins. This place is the designed place for proles to live, where the urban decay is even worse. During his trip there, Winston will visit two places: Mr.Charrington’s shop and the Pub, before heading back to