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front of more than 250 000 potest marchers in Washington D.C and gave one of the most famous speeches in U.S history. This protest march was the longest demonstration in the U.S at that time. About 30 000 marchers were white people, the other marchers were black. They come from all parts of the country into the nation’s capital becouse they wanted change. They wanted equality for all American. On this day, he looked up at the crowd and spoke about his dream for America. He starts his speech with

beginning of the cold war: the Truman doctrine and the Marshall plan, 1947 1945-1991 To what extent can we say the Marshal plan and the Truman doctrine that took place during the cold war, were successful attempts to repel Communism from Europe? I. The beginning of the cold war A. There were deep ideological, economic and political differences between the United States and the Soviet Union before the Second World War. These differences were intensified as a result of their suspicions

On 5h, June 1947, the fate of Europe was at stake. Indeed, on this day took place a speech delivered by the U.S. Secretary of State Georges Marshall to Congress in the United States of America, at Harvard University, in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Two years after the defeat of Nazi Germany, George Marshall returned home from a visit to Europe and reported, “The recovery of Europe is far slower than had been expected”. Much of Europe lay in ruins. People faced shortages of housing, food, raw materials

about Shakespeare. Date of birth: 1564, Stratford upon Avon – Son of a wealthy merchant. Studies latin literature. 1582: marries Anne Hathaway 1592: First production of Henry VI part I at the Rose Theatre in London. 1593: The Plague: theatres closed. 1594-97: actor, writer and investor in the Lord Chamberlain’s men. 1598-1603: death of Queen Elizabeth 1st, James 1st ascends the throne – he was from the house of Stuarts James of Scotland. He became the patron of Shakespeare’s company now called

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

I. THE DÉCLARATION OF INDÉPENDANCE & U.S CONSTITUTION I • THE DÉCLARATION OF INDÉPENDANCE : Thomas Jefferson wrote most of the Declaration of Independence in the early summer of 1776. Its purpose was to announce that the 13 English colonies in North America had decided to become independent of England and start their own, new country. Another idea is that a government gets its power from the people. This principle is called popular sovereignty. The Declaration of Independence states

my first exposure to serious politics, and to a nineteen-year-old, as I was then, it was overwhelming. Part of the experience was realizing that the USA was on the wrong side. Fine speeches at the United Nations were one thing, but the directory board in the lobby of the American Embassy in Pretoria, with its long list of military attachés, told a different story. […] Learning something of the cooperation between the USA and the white regime in South Africa […] was my first lesson that America was

trade and each of them have something different and they are also actor. Quince the carpenter is also the one who has written the play they intend to perform in front of the court for Hand T wedding. Act 1 sc 1 ended with H’s monologue expressing her bitterness and despair at not being loved by D now with act 1 sc 2 tension is relieved by the simple presence of the workmen planning “an interlude». The title of this scene could be “The casting of the play” and can be divided into 3 parts: (l.1-48) workmen

King Alfred the Great of Wessex played a very significant role in the linguistic evolution of the English language. He organized a defence of Wessex : ⇨ Strategy of war (diplomacy) ⇨ Treaty of Wedmore (agreement with the Danes) Danelaw: Division of England ⇨ Recognised the Danish settlement in certain parts of England ⇨ In the Danelaw regions, the Danes coexisted with the Anglo-Saxons and there were very little problems & confrontations. ( The main effect of Alfred the Great was