Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Casablanca Outline
I. Setting A. Casablanca Morocco. B. World war II. C. Ricks Cafe Americain. II. Introduction A.Rick Blaine 1.One of the main characters. 2.Owner of the cafe where most of the movie takes place. 3.Very sketchy man. 4. Has letters of transit. B.Ilsa & Victor 1. Married to each other. 2. Ilsa is the ex-lover of rick. 3.They are in look for the letters of transit that will take them to America. III. Reaching trouble. A. Ilsa and Lazlo go to Ricks cafe to get the letters of transit as they want to go back to America. 1.Everybody else wants the letters of transit to go back to America. C. Sam plays songs for Ilsa that remind her of the past between her and rick. 1. Ilsa and Rick talk about their past in Paris. 2. They explain to each other why everything happened the way it did. IV. Resolution A. Rick makes a plan with the police. 1.Ilsa thinks that the plan was for her and rick to leave together to America using the letters of transit that he has. 2.Victor thinks he is leaving with Ilsa. 3. Laszlo is let free by the captain. 4. They all meet at the airfield. 5.The plans happen to all go by the plans of Rick. 6. Rick gives Victor and Ilsa the letters so that they could leave to America together. 7. Laszlo is shot by Rick and immediately died. 8. Captain and Rick decide to keep everything on the low and rick ends the movie by saying " Louis , I think this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship" to the captain.
Thursday, March 17, 2011
Topic 09 concept guide !
- Neutrality acts:
-1935 & 1937
-Embargo on arms sales.
-US battle ships could not be armed.
-Americans could not travel on ships of countries at war.
- Effects of Pearl Harbor Attack:
-Made America get mad at Japan.
-Caused dropping of another atomic bomb.
- Japanese Internment:
-Korematsu vs the US.
-All Japanese & of Japanese descent were subjected to them.
-Police had power to capture who ever they saw was of this race.
- Purpose of Propaganda:
-They were used to get families to believe that Hitler was good & if that they did what the propaganda suggested then they would have a better life. But off course this wasn't true.
- Rationing :
-It was also for everyone in general.
- Cause & effect of use of the atomic bomb :
-The purpose of it was to end the war.
-The purpose was met and Japan did surrender.
- Role of women during WWII:
-Did normal housewife work.
-Took care of kids and family.
-Aided as nurses at war.
-They were the ones who drove the economy during the time.
- Effects of the war on Europe:
-Collapsed Economy.
-Infrastructure destroyed.
- US Foreign policy before, during & after the war:
-During: In the middle. Up & down.
After: internationalist, involve in the affairs of other countries.
- Results of WWII:
-US joined United Nations.
-Economy was not so good.
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
Sources ; http://www.spiegel.de/international/0,1518,353865,00.html
http://www.ww2homefront.com/timeline/index.html
(additional sources on timeline)
It is all but memories.
Zuzana Gruenberger
- What was your best memory of your days in school?
- I understand it is painful to speak about the subject but, if you could describe the taking of your father and brother in one word, what would it be?
- What went through your head when you were on the train? did you really believe you were going to a great place?
- Would you describe your childhood as a happy or sad one?
- Who was your role model?
Show & tell !
source :
http://cgi.ebay.com/WWII-US-Brass-Compass-/190507688542?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2c5b24a25e#ht_500wt_1076
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
The powerful Unites States & Genocide.
In other countries the US is viewed s practically the "big cheese". When people in smaller, less fortunate countries hear the name of our country they practically melt. They're eyes start to shine and hope suddenly becomes the main word in their minds. There is big general stereotype that we are powerful and that we can do anything. But is that necessarily true? Well i believe not. Should we get involved in other countries affairs? Now that's a very controversial topic. When it comes to genocide we don't think that it is still going on today. But believe it or not it is. Now should we get involved in interventions in these countries? i think it depends. If it isn't something too big then i think not. Those countries should figure out a way to try and solve those problems someway somehow. In such cases the US should worry about US citizens in those countries and try to get them home and safe as soon as possible. Now if the matter comes into bigger problems then yes. The US and countries like it do have the power to intervene and try to do something about it. While this topic will always remain very controversial i think it is something very delicate and should be dealt with it in a very careful manner.
Monday, February 21, 2011
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