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the nationalist leader Ngo Dinh Diêm, creating a new party against him, supported by Ho Chi Minh (1890-1969) which caused a guerilla. Between 1955 and 1959, China, USSR and the USA helped Viet Nam to arm itself. China and USSR gave the weapons to North Viet Nam who gave it to the party against Ngo Dinh Diêm in South Viet Nam. The USA also helped South Viet Nam, building military bases & air force grounds, sending hundreds of soldiers there. South Viet Nam was also revolted because the nationalist

worked as a stock boy in New York's trendy Charivari boutique and there, he was introduced to Perry Ellis . Tom said this guy looked cool because he had long hair; he didn't wear a suit and tie, and he made funky clothes that were a big success. That gave him a lot of hope. Jacobs studied at the Parsons School of Art and Design in New York where he won the Perry Ellis Golden Thimble award in 1984. In 1992, he designed a radical grunge collection for Perry Ellis but they laid him off. The same year

laws that gave all men and women the right to vote. 1st act was passed in 1832. 1st reformed act that lowered the financial qualification required to be aloud to vote. Another reform act in 1867 gave the right to vote to all men working in factories. Reform act of 1884 gave the right to vote to agricultural workers. Later in the 20th century women were aloud to vote in 1918 (age of 30), men from 21 yrs of age. Strict equality achieved in 1928 by the Representation of the People Act that gave men and

specifically of its laxity in the economic field; but the inability of the Obama government to reflate the country economy involved a loss of trust on the politicians from the both sides. The anxiety generated by the economic context of unemployment gave birth to an increasing movement of contestation of the federal state, and in the same way, of all the elites of the nation, which promote solutions which seems not to be inspired by the populist value of “reasonableness” Tea Party militants put forward

against poverty by investing in global prosperity. In my opinion, at the first glance the structure of the book and the solutions it proposes seemed very practical. However, when finishing reading it I realized that it only gave an introductory approach on the issues. I expected that Sachs would give more concrete ways to improve global cooperation; instead his argumentation was more descriptive than prescriptive. In my point of view he was right in drawing an

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European construction 1/ Truman decided to separe the communist and the democratic countries, that's why he gave money to western Europe to prevent Europe to become communist, and the Organisation for European Economic cooperation (OEEC) were created to coordinate the Marshall plan for West European countries in April 1948. Europe was rebuilt, and another important step was a plan by Schuman, (foreign minister of France), in fact, France proposed to place French and German coal and steel under

France is hence represented as a good country who acted with all the best intention and who had no mean to “pillage resources”. Sarkozy also put the emphasis on the fact that France also “gave” to Africans: “[The coloniser] built bridges, roads, hospitals, dispensaries and schools. He turned virgin soil fertile. He gave of his effort, his work, his know-how” 2) What underlying interests might be represented in Sarkozy’s speech? Sarkozy’s first intention is to perpetuate the alliance between France

1960s: the liberation of youth and the liberation of women: 1st sign that the young generation refused the policies of the old generation: nuclear disarmament (was a legacy of WWII). In the 1960s the Beatles and the development of popular music gave young people the opportunity to create their own standards. By the 1970s, legislation had freed women from the biological tyranny (= reproductive function). It was a sexual revolution which was accompanied by economic changes. People had smaller

on the beach I saw a lovely girl. She was so pretty that I wanted to speak with her. It was easy because she was French, and I don't know if you'll believe me, but she lives not very from Besançon. Her first name was Jenny. She gave me her mail and you can be sure that I gave mine too. I invited Jenny to eat an ice-cream, and we stayed together all the day... Saturday, July 30th. It was the last day of our holidays so we prepared the suit cases, we helped our mother to clear the flat. Then we had a