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throughout the Burned-Over District in the 1820s and 1830s. At his revivals, lots of people used to embrace his teachings. • The Second Great Awakening. Americans attended to revivals all over the country, but especially in the North, and joined churches in record numbers. This movement was called the Second Great Awakening. A similar movement, called the First Great Awakening, had taken place in the American colonies in the 1700s. Many preachers of the Second Great Awakening were protestant and

a lot of them were living in bad conditions near factories were they were employed. In the Northeast and Midwest immigrants settled near other newcomers of their countries, they found good companionship and created small ethnic groups. They built churches and institutions for their cultures, they organised in groups and provided the others with economic assistance or child care. In some cities, benevolent societies proposed helping immigrants to find jobs or obtain education. They collected a few

religious purpose and identity. Even if it claims that it helps everyone in need regardless to their religion, some governments are very integrated in a religious community. For example, orthodox community may not accept the presence of the Evangelical Church in its territory. This argument is more obvious in Islamic countries were any Western charity is not welcome. The second one is an ethical issue related to donors. The Salvation Army faces dilemma regarding to the origin of funds. It strictly refuses

civil rights movement in the America. She refused to give her seating place to a white man. In the 60’s in the United States, white people had the priority in buses for seats over black people. Everything was segregated at this time: schools, churches, restaurants, bars … It was the period of the an important differentiation between black people and white people. In refusing to surrender her seat to a white man, Rosa inspired a courageous freedom movement that lives on, even today. It

squares. The lower two are composed of / made up of water, whose crystal-clearness evoke the tropics. What strikes at first sight is the combination of the two main elements in the upper squares, each of them occupying the same portion of the picture. These objects (the straw hut and the boarding ramp) are never found in the same place. So it seems strange / odd / peculiar / queer / bizarre / weird to put them together / combine them in a picture. There is even a sharp contrast represented by the peace

Theses statistics are pretty shocking. Particularly when we see that during the 2nd World War, most of the casualties were afflicted to the civilian! This world is totally immoral, and we will not bother killing innocent to win a war… Now we have these ethical questions for us Christians: - Should we have war? - Should a Chrisitan go to war? - If so, should a Christian kill during war? Let’s have a Bible perspective on the question. In the Old Testament, we can see that God definitely

procédant de manière logique (_Logical__ Computing Machine_) - les fameuses machines de Turing, capables d'effectuer mécaniquement tous les algorithmes possibles et imaginables, déjà découverts ou qui le seront jusqu'à la fin des temps. La thèse, dite de Church-Turing, selon laquelle tous les algorithmes sont représentables et effectuables sur une Machine de Turing, est aujourd'hui universellement acceptée. Il a même été démontré de manière formelle que les mécanismes de toutes les machines obéissant

Vocabulary Roomate=colocataire Withdraw=retirer Church=église Dry=sécher Towels=serviette Dish machine=machine à laver la vaisselle Appear=apparaître Peace full= calme tranquille Earth quake = tremblement de terre Dare = oser Surgery=chirurgie Almost=presque Nearly/close=prés Rice=riz Spoon=petite cuillère Folk=fourchette Knife=couteau Fridge/Refregerator=frigo Skill=compétence Grade=note Major=matière que tu étudie Late= tard Handsome= beau Drum laundry=machine à laver

and detrimental to society at worst.  The characters in Candide further divulge Voltaire’s views on various religious people.  Probably the most blatant showing of his disdain is found in the Grand Inquisitor.  The Grand  Inquisitor was an important official of the Catholic Church.  His hypocrisy here was evident.  He  forced a Jew to share Cunegonde with him by threatening him with religious persecution.  He  proposed the Jew with an “auto­da­fe,” which was basically the burning alive of his kinsmen  (Voltaire, 32). The Jew he dealt with was Don Issachar

more snow than the country of Switzerland. [pic] Northern Australia is located in the tropics and the landscape consists of rainforest which leads into large areas of savanna grasslands which eventually merge into the central deserts. [pic] These deserts are the largest in the world outside of the Sahara. The Southwest corner of Australia is populated by Karri Forests which rate as some of the tallest trees on earth. [pic] Tasmania to the south is a mountainous island about the same size