Stolen from Africa
P.75-77
Did you know?
1. Mandela delivered a speech in Mumbai.
2. Mandela and Gandhi are remembered as great speakers.
2. Mandela and Gandhi are remembered as great speakers.
“Separate but equal”
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Both photos are .
Unlike in the first photo, .
There is .
Whereas .
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Because
but
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however
whereas
although
The Jim Crow Laws
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Vision Chasers/Youtube
a) Who was Jim Crow? (A popular minstrel show. / An abolitionist.)
b) What was the goal of the Jim Crow laws? (Isolate Black people. / Make White people feel inferior to Black people. / Make Black people feel inferior to White people. )
c) Where were the laws enacted? (In the USA. / In the UK. / In South Africa.)
d) In what period did these laws exist? (During the Civil war. / During the 20th century.)
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Grammar
Link words
Observe : 1. Slavery was abolished. However, black people suffered from discrimination. 2. Black people were not considered citizens: that’s why MLK fought for their rights.Réfléchis : Quelle phrase exprime une conséquence ?
Laquelle exprime une concession ?
Comment exprimer la cause ? Whereas. Because. Thanks to.
Conclus : Slavery was abolished after the Civil War ... the Southern States seceded.
Speaking for freedom
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a) He was born in .
b) He studied in .
c) He was inspired by .
d) He died in .
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a) This speech is entitled .
b) It was delivered in on .
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- I have a dream.
- We are all equal.
- So let freedom ring!
- A dream of brotherhood.
- Being united in the future.
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Pronounce “th”
Listen
Listen: Breathe - brother / Breath - truth.
Réfléchis : Quel couple de mots est prononcé /ð/ ?
Quel couple de mots est prononcé /θ/ ?
Repeat
Répète : Both ( ou ) my brothers ( ou ) know it’s the truth ( ou ) we’re stronger together ( ou ).
Mission 2
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