articles écrits par des collégiens sur leur collège et la culture anglo-saxonne
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February is the Black History Month in the USA. People pay a tribute to people and events that have shaped the history of African Americans. In the Collège Les Aigrettes, the 3èmes are working on this theme at the moment . Our work is untitled "From slavery...
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Histoire des Arts année 2011-2012 pour l'Anglais Le Street Art Exemple d’analyse d’une oeuvre de BANKSY intitulé « Napalm » par Mme BOURJEA BANKSY est sans aucun doute l’artiste de rue le plus célèbre et le plus cynique de Grande Bretagne. Ses oeuvres,...
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La guerre du Vietnam (1959-1975) est le conflit entre le Nord Vietnam (la Chine et le bloc de l'Est) et le Sud Vietnam (Les Etats-Unis, l'Australie, la Corée du Sud, la Thailande et les Philipines). Dans une logique de guerre froide anti-communiste, les...
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Cette fillette est rendue célèbre dans le monde entier lors de la mediatisation de la photo de Nick UT lors de l'attaque américaine au napalm. Elle avait 9 ans au moment des faits et venait tout juste de se débarasser de ses vêtements en feu. Son visage...
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Le photographe Huynh CONG plus connu sous le noms de Nick UT a remporté le prix Pullitzer pour cette photo intitulée The terror of war: the children on route 1 near Trang Bang. La photo fut prise au Vietnam en juin 1972 alors qu'un groupe d'enfants fuyaient...
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On December 1955 in the city of Montgomery, Alabama, a Black woman called Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat to a white man on a bus. She was actually sitting in the "colored" section of the bus but because there were no more free seats in the "white"...
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After the Civil War and the abolishment of slavery, 4 000 000 000 former slaves were free. But the Southern States disagreed with that idea. In 1866, the Jim Crow Laws legalized racial segregation in the South: Black and White people were separate in...
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When he became the 16th President of the United states in March 1861, Abraham Lincoln declared that he wanted to abolish slavery. His ideas were not popular in the Southern States where there were lots of Black slaves working in the plantations. Moreover,...
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Slavery started in the 17th century with the arrival of Black slaves from Western Africa. They were brought to America by force to work on the tobacco, cotton and sugar cane plantations in the Southern States. Slaves did not have many rights: they had...
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Earth Day is celebrated every April 22. But this year is special because we are celebrating its 40th anniversary. Indeed, Earth Day was created in 1970 in the United States as the start of the ecological movement. On Earth Day, people from all nations,...
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