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Contents  The film  Filmography  Synopsis  Source  The representation of national history in Forrest Gump  Forrest as a witness and actor of American history  Time in Forrest Gump  Representation of Vietnam War ( sequence analysis)  Conclusion Filmography Studio: Paramount Pictures Director: Robert Zeneckis Screenwriter: Winston Groom ( novel) and Eric Poth ( screenplay) Producer: Steve Fisch and Wendy Finerman Co producer: Charles Newirth

ENVIRONMENTAL AND SANITARY RISKS CAUSED BY DEPLETED URANIUM WEAPONS. [pic] GIORDANOEV APRIL 2004 ENVIRONMENTAL AND SANITARY RISKS CAUSED BY DEPLETED URANIUM WEAPONS. GIORDANO ERIC APRIL 2004 SUMMARY Introduction. Page 5 I) History of depleted uranium ammunition. Page 6 a) The birth of nuclear arsenal. Page 6 b) Origin of depleted uranium. Page 6 c) A solution to dispose of the stocks of DU. Page 7 d) The apparition of

Allies during the 1st World War, Japan became a military and an economic power. However, its collaboration with Germany and Italy in the 2nd World War against the United States engendered damages more particularly with the American attack and the disasters of the atomic bomb in Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Despite of it, Japan – persevering country – signed treaties with the United States and quickly became one of the largest world powers at this time. Also, after this time of war, Japan’s economy became

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The women in the US armed forces The US armed Forces are the 2nd largest military in the world with 1 400 000 people on active duty, split into five departments: the Army, the Navy, the Marine Corps, the Air Force and the Coast Guard. The majority of the military is used to be made up of men, though women have also been involved for a long time in the safety of their country. Today, they are present in each department and they represent 15% of the American strength. However women have been prohibited

Orwell took his offensive against elitism and tyranny a step further, by fighting in the Spanish Civil War on the side of the Republicans.(Orwell was a revolutionary socialist). Orwell’s experiences in the war, including being shot almost fatally, cemented (to make stronger) his hatred of totalitarianism. In 1940, Orwell and his wife moved to central London, where he worked as a reviewer. When World War II began, he rose to fight for the cause of freedom again, this time for England. He worked for the

great bell of the clock at the north end of the Palace of Westminster in London and is often extended to refer to the clock or the clock tower as well. It is the largest four-faced chiming clock and the third-tallest free-standing clock tower in the world. The clock first ticked on 31 May 1859. The Tower : A clock tower was built at Westminster in 1288, with the fine-money of Ralph Hengham, Chief Justice of the King's Bench. The present tower was raised as a part of Charles Barry's design for

proclamation of emancipation had abolished the slavery in the South of the United States, the racial discrimination was governed by the laws Jim Crow which obliged a strict segregation of races. Although these laws are established just after the end of the war, in most of the cases, they were only formalized after the end of the Reconstruction led by the republicans in the 1870s and 1880 during the period called Nadir of American race relations. This legal segregation was current until 1960s, mainly because

haven’t lost their symbolic power. In this presentation, I will try to determine: ( Why those words are such a fundamental symbol for the USA, and what meanings can be linked to these words ( In which way president Obama used the words “we the People”, and in which way they are still relevant today I. We the people, kesako? A. A great symbol for the US When I was looking on the Net for informations about “we, the people”, I found that: power point. Considering this, it’s not exagerated