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Watch this video and do the activities of Exercise A Listen to this song, written and sung in 1964 by the African American singer Sam Cook and then do exercise B C) Watch this video and answer the questions in your copybook (Write sentences!) 1. Where...
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Abraham Lincoln Franklin D Roosevelt John Fitzgerald Kennedy Richard Nixon Clique sur le lien de chaque phrase, puis retape la phrase pour écouter la prononciation He abolished slavery democracy liberty equality He reduced unemployment theatre He was...
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Click here to listen to the biography of President Nixon. Then answer the questions in your copybook.You must write sentences to answer the questions !: Télécharger « Nixon bio audio » 1. Why is Richard Nixon a famous President ? 7. When did he become...
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Abraham Lincoln Abraham Lincoln (February 12, 1809- April 15, 1865) was the 16th President of the United States of America. He served as President from March 4, 1861, until April 15, 1865 (he was re-elected in 1864). Lincoln's Vice-President was Andrew...
Lire la suiteHere are the three songs I spoke to you about in our last lesson 1. Sam Cooke's "A change is gonna come" which inspired Barack Obama's election announcement "A change has come to America" 2. Bob Marley's "Buffalo soldier". Buffalo soldiers were the African...
Lire la suiteRegardez et écoutez cette vidéo sur la vie de George Washington. Après cliquez sur le lien pour faire le quiz Now click here to do the George Washington Quiz !
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The Discovery of a new continent The European exploration In the XV century, Spain, England and France were very powerful countries in Europe. They had a lot of colonies in Asia and Africa. Colonies were very important because they were a source of money....
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You now know the story of Henry VIII of England and his six wives. Here are two film versions of the executions of two of his queens. Watch them and prepare your answers to these questions (use your worksheet) 1. What were the charges against Queen Anne...
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