Little Britain

affaire = un contrat). To strike a deal * A Bargain (une bonne affaire). I bought this sofa during the sales, it was a real bargain. * A business (une affaire = une entreprise). Nom dénombrables régulier (pluriel = businesses) He has opened a little business in New York. * Damage : les dégâts /!\ damages : dommages et intérêts We had serious damage in the house beacause of the storm. We wrote the insurance company and Claimed for damages. * Transport : les transports A means of

the Americans threatened economic sanctions (including a stop trading oil and steel). This sanctions has made the Japanese even more heinous. An Imperial Conference, the 6th September 194, decided to wage war against the United States and Great Britain if they didn’t find agreements. Without even waiting for the end of the talks, Japan has begun to make plans. On November 5th, 1941, the Prime Minister Tojo gave to Yamamoto Isoroku* orders to prepare an attack on Pearl Harbor Naval Base. He wanted

harvests by using stone instruments. The Bronze Age: during the Bronze Age on approximately 2400 BC, instruments in metal became more and more available. Traditionally, we considered that the users in metal of the Bronze Age were migrants in Great Britain. The working standard of metals of Bronze Age could be strangely high. Particularly magnificent is the course, discovered in the Mold in 1833; he was beaten by a simple golden nugget. The aspect most fascinating of Bronze Age Wales is the link between

d'une affiche publicitaire incitant les immigrants clandestins à rentrer chez eux, ont arpentés les rues de six quartiers londoniens. Today I’m going to talk to you about immigration in great-Britain. First of all, since the end of the British Empire, many immigrants settle, little by little, in England. Indeed, on 2002, one record that the increase of the British population comes from immigration, not of the natural increase. Immigration becomes problematic especially with the economic

holidays- is supported by public funding. In Britain and the US, social tourism for low-income groups is a less well-known phenomenon, and rarely supported by government funding. This can be linked to the fact that these are liberal and more “individualized” societies, where without clear research evidence of the benefits of social tourism for society, no public funding can be justified. In the UK for example, there currently seems very little government policy interest in the topic: “Tourism

of the economic success and religious and political freedom of the early colonists attracted a steady flow of new settlers. Through immigration and natural growth, the colonial population rose to 1.2 million by 1753. Most of the settlers came from Britain, but the colonies also drew newcomers from almost every other country of Western Europe. In addition, the slave trade brought in so many Africans that, by the 1750's, blacks made up about 20 per cent of the population. The colonists. Europeans knew

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“associated under laws fitted to their time and circumstances” (p.17). This is the first Ruskin implies some discriminating gauge in judging people. He distinguished not only between uncivilized peoples and the British nation but also between citizens of Britain it self, where there are noble, refined and genteel men in contrast to poor and uneducated people. But what did colonizers do in India? They came and insensitively established British rigorous laws non-adapted to the quite flexible cast system rules

him there actually can be a decline –“Britain declined gracefully but inexorably”-, just as Wallerstein writes in his excerpt. Indeed, for Zackaria the United States seems incapable of reforming its own land but also is not aware of the rise of new powers. He then states that Great Britain began to decline with the Boer’s war, which looks a lot like the war in Iraq today. Indeed, British Statesman Leo Amery wrote in 1905 about Great Britain: “how can these little islands hold their own in the long run

policies 3. Explain the rise of the Nazi party and Hitler’s domination of Germany 4. Describe Mussolini and the Fascist takeover of Italy 5. Understand the shifts in governmental policies of France and Britain 6. Detail the causes and effects of the depression in Europe 7. Explain how France and Great Britain responded to the depression politically 8. Describe Hitler’s takeover of Germany and the consolidation of Nazi powers 9. Define Central Economic Planning and the Collectivization of Agriculture Calendar: