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Sagot :
I chose to speak about the notions of spaces and
exchanges (je pense que tu devrais introduire le sujet que tu as choisi). I am going to start by using a few documents that deal with this topic: two texts and only one picture. The documents are
mainly about immigration to the United States.
The United States is a country of immigrants who travelled from far away to have a new and better life. Then in the U.S, they settled in the land from east to west, from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean. Before the Europeans immigrants moved to America, this continent was inhabited by the Native Indians. Then, the French, the Spaniards and the British came ø (settle down = adopt a better and more secured lifestyle, ça ne va pas dans ce context), and they controlled immigration. Immigrants received a lot from the New World but they also gave a lot, that made the United-States a diverse and contrasted country.
Now let’s move to the documents I was speaking about. My first text is (pourquoi le futur ?)" A boy's journey" written by Seymour Reichtzeit, and the other text is "Dear Mom and Dad" wrote by Heibinh Nguyen. And the picture is called "The statue of Liberty" and her poem "The New Colossus " (pourquoi ne pas avoir parlé du poème dans l’intro ? en tout il y a donc 4 documents).
Many migrants chose to move to America (to go/move + to). Through the two texts, we will talk about the change of space, from Poland to America, and Vietnam to America. The Statue of Liberty marked the entrance (to entry est un verbe, the entrance est le mom qui lui est associé) to the American space. The poem The New Colossus is a good illustration of this: "I lift my lamp beside the golden door". The statue is one symbols of the United States, it's a symbol of freedom and of a better world. This is why all immigrants arriving in America wanted to see the statue. Even today, tourists who go to America, want to see the Statue because she reminds us of exchanges between countries. Moreover, today's world is still a world of exchanges with a discussed topic: the globalization.
Before the globalization, they were, indeed, many exchanges between countries, from one space to another one. In the text "A boy's journey" we can see the exchange between America and her migrants from Poland. Immigrants have come with their language, culture, customs and ways of living. Here it's the story of a young Polish boy coming to (les Anglophones préfèrent le participe présent au suboordonnées relatives) America where he started a new life. He became a famous singer, and he even sang for the President, who helped him to bring his family to America. This story shows us amazing human exchange because the president, which is a famous and known person, helped an immigrant who is not even ø American.
So, exchanges can be social, geographical or sociological. All of these exchanges to a space from another, contribute to build or change a country or a human. The young Polish man, who brought (preterit) his culture to America, changed America with all the other Polish. In the second text, "Dear Mom and Dad", the young Vietnamese tries to blend into the American society. The Vietnamese girl gave America her culture, and she given an education, strength and courage in exchange.
But, the exchanges and population displacement to a new space can be painful. In our first text, "A boy's journey", the young Polish, had to pass some medical and psychological examinations on Ellis Island, from where many people were sent back because they didn't match the criteria. A lot of people were disappointed to return to their country. The young boy said "Riding on a big boat across the Atlantic Ocean may sound like fun, but it wasn't". He was separated from his father, and was terrified to be alone. It seemed hard to go to America, and doctors examined a lot of immigrants, which could be traumatic for children who are separated from their parents.
[…]
In ø conclusion, we can state that exchanges between cultures or people can happen through many situations. Here we discussed the case of immigrants who wanted a better life in America. But for this, some of them have suffered. What is beautiful with the exchanges and moving on from a space to another, is to create something new, to import culture, traditions, or receiving an education and a chance to do something better. […]
Today, America gives ø the rest of the world the culture of the entire America spreads in the whole world; like jeans, bowling, scrabble, or a very famous company: coca-cola.
# les exemples les apports des USA ça ne se limitent pas au coca, aux vêtements ou au chewing gum. Pourquoi ne pas parler des courants musicaux comme le rock, le blues, le jazz, ou l’art cinématographique, …
The United States is a country of immigrants who travelled from far away to have a new and better life. Then in the U.S, they settled in the land from east to west, from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean. Before the Europeans immigrants moved to America, this continent was inhabited by the Native Indians. Then, the French, the Spaniards and the British came ø (settle down = adopt a better and more secured lifestyle, ça ne va pas dans ce context), and they controlled immigration. Immigrants received a lot from the New World but they also gave a lot, that made the United-States a diverse and contrasted country.
Now let’s move to the documents I was speaking about. My first text is (pourquoi le futur ?)" A boy's journey" written by Seymour Reichtzeit, and the other text is "Dear Mom and Dad" wrote by Heibinh Nguyen. And the picture is called "The statue of Liberty" and her poem "The New Colossus " (pourquoi ne pas avoir parlé du poème dans l’intro ? en tout il y a donc 4 documents).
Many migrants chose to move to America (to go/move + to). Through the two texts, we will talk about the change of space, from Poland to America, and Vietnam to America. The Statue of Liberty marked the entrance (to entry est un verbe, the entrance est le mom qui lui est associé) to the American space. The poem The New Colossus is a good illustration of this: "I lift my lamp beside the golden door". The statue is one symbols of the United States, it's a symbol of freedom and of a better world. This is why all immigrants arriving in America wanted to see the statue. Even today, tourists who go to America, want to see the Statue because she reminds us of exchanges between countries. Moreover, today's world is still a world of exchanges with a discussed topic: the globalization.
Before the globalization, they were, indeed, many exchanges between countries, from one space to another one. In the text "A boy's journey" we can see the exchange between America and her migrants from Poland. Immigrants have come with their language, culture, customs and ways of living. Here it's the story of a young Polish boy coming to (les Anglophones préfèrent le participe présent au suboordonnées relatives) America where he started a new life. He became a famous singer, and he even sang for the President, who helped him to bring his family to America. This story shows us amazing human exchange because the president, which is a famous and known person, helped an immigrant who is not even ø American.
So, exchanges can be social, geographical or sociological. All of these exchanges to a space from another, contribute to build or change a country or a human. The young Polish man, who brought (preterit) his culture to America, changed America with all the other Polish. In the second text, "Dear Mom and Dad", the young Vietnamese tries to blend into the American society. The Vietnamese girl gave America her culture, and she given an education, strength and courage in exchange.
But, the exchanges and population displacement to a new space can be painful. In our first text, "A boy's journey", the young Polish, had to pass some medical and psychological examinations on Ellis Island, from where many people were sent back because they didn't match the criteria. A lot of people were disappointed to return to their country. The young boy said "Riding on a big boat across the Atlantic Ocean may sound like fun, but it wasn't". He was separated from his father, and was terrified to be alone. It seemed hard to go to America, and doctors examined a lot of immigrants, which could be traumatic for children who are separated from their parents.
[…]
In ø conclusion, we can state that exchanges between cultures or people can happen through many situations. Here we discussed the case of immigrants who wanted a better life in America. But for this, some of them have suffered. What is beautiful with the exchanges and moving on from a space to another, is to create something new, to import culture, traditions, or receiving an education and a chance to do something better. […]
Today, America gives ø the rest of the world the culture of the entire America spreads in the whole world; like jeans, bowling, scrabble, or a very famous company: coca-cola.
# les exemples les apports des USA ça ne se limitent pas au coca, aux vêtements ou au chewing gum. Pourquoi ne pas parler des courants musicaux comme le rock, le blues, le jazz, ou l’art cinématographique, …
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