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Alors il y'a les réponses dans le texte mais vu mon niveau d'anglais ...1 ère question :
What do you know about the hispanics in the USA ?
2 ème question :
Say what you know about Amparo's family when they arrived in the USA.
3 ème question :
Why was school har for Amparo and how did she react ?
4 ème question :
Why did she want to be a teacher ?
Le texte :
Hispanics are immigrants in the USA coming from Spanish speacker countrie : such as Mexico, Cuba or Puerto Rico. They represent an important minority in the US. As many immigrants they came to the US to find jobs and have a better life, but of course they have to face many difficulties like the language difficulty, the job and the lodging difficulties so that they can integrate a new society. Yet sometimes they have to face prejudices or racism because some people don't accept them, lacking tolerance.
Alors je mettrais des bons point pour celui qui m'aura aidé
il faut faire des phrases minimum 6 lignes par question mais moi j'sais pas faire...
Où j'en suis dans mon devoir
Pour la 1 j'ai mi : They are hispanic immigrants in the usa . They are immigrants and are victim of racism2 : Amparo is a pioneer. She is the first woman in her family to graduate from college. She was victim of racism
3 : Amparo had to deal with prejudice at school so it was really hard but amparo was strong and she worked hard them she got a scholcurship to go to university
4 : She wants to be teacher to teach racism is bad and prejudice
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Ton texte ne doit pas être en entier, puisque l'on ne peut répondre qu'à la première question..
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There are many Hispanics in America. They are immigrants and come from Spanish speaking countries. Most of them are from South America. Their number keeps growing. They face prejudice and racism and have to cope with many difficulties such the language barrier, the logding issue and unemployment.
Pour le reste, on n'a pas le texte alors on ne peut pas y répondre
Pour le reste, on n'a pas le texte alors on ne peut pas y répondre
oui alors le texte est :
Amparo is a pioneer. She is the first woman in her family to graduate from college. Today Amparo, 22, is a high school teacher in New York.
Why is Amparo a teacher ? "I want teenagers to learn about who they are and where their families came from", she says. "That way they can be proud and strong. They can be pioneers and go after their dreams - no matter what people say about them".
When Amparo's family moved to Los Angeles from Mexico, they lived in a city project. Amparo had to be tough to survive. She had to deal with racism and prejudice.
Other people told Amparo Hispanic people weren't supposed to be smart. They told her Mexican people didn't go to college. But her family showed Amparo that what people said was wrong. "My parents taught me to be proud of my Mexican roots," Amparo says. "They told me about the history and culture of their country"
Amparo's pride made her want to do her best. She worked hard at school and got a scholarship to Princeton University, one of the best US colleges.
Now, Amparo talks in her high school about why racism and prejudice are wrong. She takes students to movie like Dance With Wolves. She wants them to see the world through other people's eyes.
"The only way to get rid of racism is to understand other people's cultures, " she says.
Students also should respect themselves and go for their dreams. "We each have a place in history," she adds. " We all belong on this earth no matter who we are.
FACTS and FIRGURES :
Hispanics in the US
- Number of Hispanics : 22,5 million, including 13,5 million Mexicans.
- Estimated number of illegal immigrants from Mexico : 800.000 to 2 M every year.
- 4,5 million Mexicans live in California, 2,9 in Texas.
- Many are illiterate. Only 7,9% are university graduates.
Merci de m'aider je mettrais le maximum de bon point !
Amparo is a pioneer. She is the first woman in her family to graduate from college. Today Amparo, 22, is a high school teacher in New York.
Why is Amparo a teacher ? "I want teenagers to learn about who they are and where their families came from", she says. "That way they can be proud and strong. They can be pioneers and go after their dreams - no matter what people say about them".
When Amparo's family moved to Los Angeles from Mexico, they lived in a city project. Amparo had to be tough to survive. She had to deal with racism and prejudice.
Other people told Amparo Hispanic people weren't supposed to be smart. They told her Mexican people didn't go to college. But her family showed Amparo that what people said was wrong. "My parents taught me to be proud of my Mexican roots," Amparo says. "They told me about the history and culture of their country"
Amparo's pride made her want to do her best. She worked hard at school and got a scholarship to Princeton University, one of the best US colleges.
Now, Amparo talks in her high school about why racism and prejudice are wrong. She takes students to movie like Dance With Wolves. She wants them to see the world through other people's eyes.
"The only way to get rid of racism is to understand other people's cultures, " she says.
Students also should respect themselves and go for their dreams. "We each have a place in history," she adds. " We all belong on this earth no matter who we are.
FACTS and FIRGURES :
Hispanics in the US
- Number of Hispanics : 22,5 million, including 13,5 million Mexicans.
- Estimated number of illegal immigrants from Mexico : 800.000 to 2 M every year.
- 4,5 million Mexicans live in California, 2,9 in Texas.
- Many are illiterate. Only 7,9% are university graduates.
Merci de m'aider je mettrais le maximum de bon point !
oui alors le texte est :
Amparo is a pioneer. She is the first woman in her family to graduate from college. Today Amparo, 22, is a high school teacher in New York.
Why is Amparo a teacher ? "I want teenagers to learn about who they are and where their families came from", she says. "That way they can be proud and strong. They can be pioneers and go after their dreams - no matter what people say about them".
When Amparo's family moved to Los Angeles from Mexico, they lived in a city project. Amparo had to be tough to survive. She had to deal with racism and prejudice.
Other people told Amparo Hispanic people weren't supposed to be smart. They told her Mexican people didn't go to college. But her family showed Amparo that what people said was wrong. "My parents taught me to be proud of my Mexican roots," Amparo says. "They told me about the history and culture of their country"
Amparo's pride made her want to do her best. She worked hard at school and got a scholarship to Princeton University, one of the best US colleges.
Now, Amparo talks in her high school about why racism and prejudice are wrong. She takes students to movie like Dance With Wolves. She wants them to see the world through other people's eyes.
"The only way to get rid of racism is to understand other people's cultures, " she says.
Students also should respect themselves and go for their dreams. "We each have a place in history," she adds. " We all belong on this earth no matter who we are.
FACTS and FIRGURES :
Hispanics in the US
- Number of Hispanics : 22,5 million, including 13,5 million Mexicans.
- Estimated number of illegal immigrants from Mexico : 800.000 to 2 M every year.
- 4,5 million Mexicans live in California, 2,9 in Texas.
- Many are illiterate. Only 7,9% are university graduates.
Merci de m'aider je mettrais le maximum de bon point !
Amparo is a pioneer. She is the first woman in her family to graduate from college. Today Amparo, 22, is a high school teacher in New York.
Why is Amparo a teacher ? "I want teenagers to learn about who they are and where their families came from", she says. "That way they can be proud and strong. They can be pioneers and go after their dreams - no matter what people say about them".
When Amparo's family moved to Los Angeles from Mexico, they lived in a city project. Amparo had to be tough to survive. She had to deal with racism and prejudice.
Other people told Amparo Hispanic people weren't supposed to be smart. They told her Mexican people didn't go to college. But her family showed Amparo that what people said was wrong. "My parents taught me to be proud of my Mexican roots," Amparo says. "They told me about the history and culture of their country"
Amparo's pride made her want to do her best. She worked hard at school and got a scholarship to Princeton University, one of the best US colleges.
Now, Amparo talks in her high school about why racism and prejudice are wrong. She takes students to movie like Dance With Wolves. She wants them to see the world through other people's eyes.
"The only way to get rid of racism is to understand other people's cultures, " she says.
Students also should respect themselves and go for their dreams. "We each have a place in history," she adds. " We all belong on this earth no matter who we are.
FACTS and FIRGURES :
Hispanics in the US
- Number of Hispanics : 22,5 million, including 13,5 million Mexicans.
- Estimated number of illegal immigrants from Mexico : 800.000 to 2 M every year.
- 4,5 million Mexicans live in California, 2,9 in Texas.
- Many are illiterate. Only 7,9% are university graduates.
Merci de m'aider je mettrais le maximum de bon point !
Many Hispanics are illiterate because less than 8 percent are University graduates.
2 ème question :
Say what you know about Amparo's family when they arrived in the USA.
the family was Mexican and they moved to Los Angeles from Mexico, they lived in a city project.
3 ème question :
Why was school har for Amparo and how did she react ?
She has to face racism. Mexicans were believed to be stupid and uneducated.
So she did her best to succeed. She worked hard at school and got a scholarship to Princeton University, one of the best US colleges.
4 ème question :
Why did she want to be a teacher ?
She wanted to be a teacher because she wanted teenagers to learn about who they were and where their families came from. She also wanted to teach them how to be proud and strong.
2 ème question :
Say what you know about Amparo's family when they arrived in the USA.
the family was Mexican and they moved to Los Angeles from Mexico, they lived in a city project.
3 ème question :
Why was school har for Amparo and how did she react ?
She has to face racism. Mexicans were believed to be stupid and uneducated.
So she did her best to succeed. She worked hard at school and got a scholarship to Princeton University, one of the best US colleges.
4 ème question :
Why did she want to be a teacher ?
She wanted to be a teacher because she wanted teenagers to learn about who they were and where their families came from. She also wanted to teach them how to be proud and strong.
Merci mais il faut développé les réponses, j'ai repoussé le devoir pour demain.
bon bah merci j'espère que ça va suffir tu mérites des bons points =) à une prochaine
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