What is the Indigenous people's "true feelings" about US History... their History?
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Look and describe.
Do you recognize this place of power?
On that day, in 1792,
the construction of this place of powerbegan in Washington D.C.
Watch and understand.
What do you learn?
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1) Where is the White House?
2) Who lives there?
3) What are the other names of the White House?
4) When was the White House officially called 'The White House'?
5) Where are all the important decisions signed?
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Look and describe.
Do you recognize this tapestry?
On that day, in 1066,
his Norman King called William the Conqueror
in French
defeated the English inthe Battle of Hastings!
Watch and understand.
Answer the questions below.
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1) Where did the Normans actually come from?
2) What did the Normans build in England?
3) What language did the ruling classes speak?
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What is represented?
On that day, in 1933,
the 20th Amendment to the US Constitution
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Look and describe.
What can you see on the pictures above?
Which civilization are they related to?
What does each element symbolize?
came into effect.
The 20th Amendment was adopted
on January 23, 1933.
The Amendment indicates the beginning and end ofthe president's term of offic. The president's term of office begins at noon (= 12 p.m.) on January 20 of the year following the election.
Is the U.S. President directly elected
by the Americans?
is also ...
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Look and describe.
What can you see?
What is the event about?
On that day, snce 2008,
the first Global Handwashing Day took place.
The objective of the day is to encourage people around the world to improve their handwashing habits.
Watch, listen and understand.
Why it is important to regularly wash your hands
with soap?
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1) Where can you find germs?
2) Why are germs bad?
3) What are the three recommendations
to kill germs?
On that day,
World Food Day is celebrated because the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations was created on October 16, 1945.
World Food Day has been celebrated since 1981.
Watch and discover...
10 shocking facts!
You may find some images disturbing
at the beginning of the video.
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1) What are the problems associated with food?
2) How much food is lost?
3) What is a main source of food for more than 1.6 billion people in the world?
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Look and describe.
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1) Do you like pasta?
2) How do you eat pasta?
3) Do you add extra ingredients?
On that day,
October It is National Pasta Day
in the United States!
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Note:
International Pasta Day
is celebrated on October 25.
Watch, listen and understand.
What do you learn?
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1) What do you need to make pasta?
2) Who invented pasta?
3) Who helped popularize pasta
in the United States?
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Look and describe.
Where is the scene?
Who is in this scene?
What is striking about this scene?
Can you guess why these two athletes are behaving
this way?
On that day, in 1968,
Tommie Smith and John Carlos,
two black athletes,
were suspended by
the United States Olympic Committee
for giving a "black power" salute
as a protest during a victory ceremony
in Mexico City.
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In his autobiography entitled Silent Gesture, Tommie Smith wrote that his gesture
wasnot a "Black Power" salute,
but a "human rights salute".
Discover
what Tommie Smith and John Carlos protested against.
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Look at the photo carefully
and say what the two athletes
were wearing or not wearing on the podium!
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Look and describe.
What do you see in the picture above?
1) Do you have this device [FR: "équipement."]?
2) What device do you use to listen to music?
3) When and where do you listen to music?
4) Do you listen to music only
or do you listen to other programs?
On that day, in 2001, the iPodwas released.
Watch, listen and understand.
What is Steve Jobs' vision of the introduction of iphones in people's life?
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