Why America

(Détente) puis par nécessité (syndrome vietnamien). Enfin nous analyserons comment les USA relancent le containement et vont provoquer indirectement la chute de l'URSS entre 1980 et 1991. I. Les USA et le containement (+ « Roll Back ») 1945-1962 A. Why un containement ? 1. Appétit de l'ours rouge Une idée directrice : Expansionnisme en Europe de l'est dérange USA (force, élection truquée) Arguments 1: Glacis défensif pour Staline Argument 2 ; Non respect des accords de Yalta USA pas content/rideau

restricting, limiting immigration with a few law, measure: • Chinese Exclusion Act (1882) • Literacy Test (1917) • National Origins Act (1924) • The Quota Act: each country was given a certain quota of immigration, a certain percentage Why did they progressively close their doors? • A time when there was a competition for a job, sort of unfair competition. • A time when there was a criminality, immigrants accused of that. II) The 1965 Immigration and Nationality Act.

emphasis on another characteristic: the presidential election saw a renewal and regain of interest in issues dealing with the economy. Usually people do not take care of such considerations. The authors then ask the crucial question of why the United States of America see such regain of interest. Part of the answer is given in the previous article, but is broadened and specified in Holbrook’s piece. The former article underlines campaign events and media coverage are crucial elements in the horse race

the river, Caryl Phillips, 1993 The texte we have here is an exerpt from a book by British writer Caryl Phillips who is of Caribbean background. Here he denounces the plight of the black population who were forcibly transported from Africa to America. This passage focuses on the story of three black slaves before the American civil war. The scene takes place on a plantation in Virginia during the period of slavery. The main characters are Lucas a 35 years old slave, his wife who must be about

the difficulty for big local retailers chains, to expand overseas. Despite the success of those local retailers in their own countries, why have they difficulties to expand abroad? We have to see first of all the local differences, and then we will see the financials consequences. The article takes the examples of the famous retailers Wal-Mart (from America), Carrefour (from France) and Tesco (from Great-Britain).The first problem of expanding overseas is to be able to adapt to the local culture

because homosexual couples consider themselves to be married and believe this is as much a testimony of divine grace as a heterosexual marriage. Controversy over homosexuality has divided the worldwide Anglican community. Article 3: Homophobia in America By Sarah Peterson Google Photos Homophobia is a serious problem. Centralia College students hope to educate others about the unnecessary pain caused by people's lack of understanding or compassion toward gay people. It is impossible to know

the bed I resemble a crying mummey hollaring for air, or on the tabol I feel like Napoleon. But now for the main task of the day - wash my underwear - two months abused - what would the ants say about that? How can I wash my clothes - why I'd, I'd, I'd be a woman if I did that. No, I'd rather polish my sneakers than that and as for the floor its more creative to paint it then clean it up. As for the dishes I can do that for I am thinking of getting a job in a lunchenette

is still a risky procedure. Medical tourism carries some risks that locally-provided medical care does not. Some countries, such as India, Malaysia, or Thailand have very different infectious disease-related epidemiology from Europe and North America, so exposure to diseases without having built up natural immunity can be a hazard for weakened individuals. Moreover, the quality of post-operative care can also vary dramatically, depending on the hospital and country, and may be different from US

américain. He's an American. Il est ingénieur. He's an Engineer. Il arrive bientôt. He's coming soon. Il est plus rapide que moi. He's faster than me. Il est dans la cuisine. He's in the kitchen. Il nest jamais allé en Amérique. He's never been to America. Il n'est pas là maintenant. He's not in right now. Il a raison. He's right. Il est très ennuyeux. He's very annoying. Il est très célèbre. He's very famous. Il est très travailleur. He's very hard working. Bonjour, est-ce que Madame Smith est

nowhere.” Population densities, viewed as too low in the U.S., are also a popular fact to opponents. It is feared that the rail solution will not attract sufficient ridership to be reasonably successful, added to the conviction that a good part of America think only in terms of highway and airport expansion. "I’m also concerned how the route will attract ridership beyond the local households of Orlando, Lakeland, and Tampa. It’s worth questioning whether Clearwater and St. Petersburg residents will