Why America

Chinese, Indians, French, American, Japanese, European peoples. I love this place, as a melting pot. No differences. We are all humans, with a mouth, eyes, a nose, hair, a body, hands, foot, legs.. Isn’t it ? I’m so excited at the idea to see North America ! I’m bored to visit, Italia, Spain, Algeria.. It’s killing me ! When I saw the critics of the « auberge de jeunesse » it makes me Worry. The most part of time it was negative critics. In front of me, there is a black woman, alone too. I don’t where

GBP -Novartis: 27.19 billion GBP -Pfizer: 31.67 billion GBP -Merck: 15.64 billion GBP Those companies, as GSK, develop their own patents and produce their own drugs. Competition occurs when they develop treatments against the same disease. That’s why, comparing two companies in the drug sector is not really relevant. In fact, a treatment against asthma will have no impact on a treatment against diabetes. b) Legal environment Because of its main goal, prevent population from diseases, the

African languages. In Ghana, she met Malcolm X and decided to return in America to help him build the Organization of African American Unity. But he died shortly after her arrival in the United States and the organization dissolved. Then, she helped Martin Luther King as a coordinator. The assassination of King happened on her birthday, it left her devastated. In 1969, she wrote her first autobiography entitled I Know why the caged bird sings with the help of James Baldwin, a novelist. This book

racism concerns whites as well as blacks persons implics much cruetly themselves . They become agressive or violent . Today the racism it's punish by laws . It's a huge problem wich concerned our society . There are no humanity in the world . Why racism : causes of these racist antics according Lilian.Thuram and another persons . There are many supositions about this quesyion , because nobody know exactly how the racism extists and cames in te world . The racism is everywhere so the problem

is pictured like "having his lips dripping with the words of nullification and interposition" Transition : However, despite the situation, MLK still dreams of a better future. In his speech, he repeats several times "I have a dream", which is why this speech is now referred to to as "I have a dream". II/ The dream A/ Definition of MLK's dream Use of positive metaphors / positive language as opposed to the negative metaphors/language when talking about present situation / present segregation

There was little incentive to do so. As for consequences we now know that the rules have to be adapted and that Enron has made a lot of damages to the US economy but we saw earlier this past year that the Enron scandal did not stop the corporate America to deregulate the financial markets. Whose job was it to step-up, speak out, and take measures to stop the unethical dealings at Enron? Everyone was involved: lawyers, bankers, financial analysts and employees to a certain extent. How could no one

american food. My dream is to go to Brazil in Rio De Janeiro because i think this is a beautiful city. If you want to see Paris, come in French and i will show to you this city. Why did you answer to me in french ? How many times are you with your friend ? How long is your holiday ? What do you listen in music ? Licence in america is about 16 years. Did you have the licence for driving ? I look forward to have your answer. Kiss. Bye bye

Assignment : Renault and Nissan. Question 1) Why are these two firms engaged in an alliance? The alliance shaped in 2001 between Renault and Nissan was based on a quest for survival from both parties. Renault had been seeking a foreign partner; its’ focused strategy in Europe (middle class cars) was showing signs of tiredness. They had failed to expand to other regions organically (they withdrew from the US in 1987 and only had tiny shares in Asia) and they had failed to expand through alliance

high-skilled workers (such as America) trades with poorer countries that have relatively more low-skilled workers, America's low skilled will lose out. But when the effect appeared modest, economists heaved a sigh of relief and moved on. In recent years, however, the issue has returned. Opinion polls suggest that Americans have become increasingly convinced that globalisation harms ordinary workers. As a commentator, Mr Krugman has become more sceptical and he offered two reasons why. First, more of America's

20th century symbolised by their different manners and ways of living. We will first study Blanche’s values of the old South America. Then we will study Stanley’s values of what can be called throughout the play “modern” America. Finally we will see that there is a conflict between the characters because of their values. Blanche is a woman who is coming from South America from a place where there are plantations. This place is called Belle Reve but it has been lost by Blanche because she didn’t