The Gold Rush (01/10/15)

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The Gold Rush (La Ruée vers l’Or), a film by and with Charlie Chaplin. It was made in 1925 (silent at that time) ; the sound was added in 1942. Chaplin once said it was the film he wanted to be the most remembered for. Click on the link to watch one the...

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III. MUSIC

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Source: Connect 3e Cajun music Cajun music can be lively or melancholy - and sometimes both at once. The traditional instruments are fiddle, accordion and triangle, and those still dominate (although drums and guitars have found their way into Cajun bands...

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HDA - Comparaisons entre oeuvres

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Voici les autres oeuvres qui peuvent être utilisées lors de la réalisation du dossier d'histoire des arts. Je ne vous donne que des pistes. A vous d'en faire une comparaison plus poussée. 1ère oeuvre: Redgrave, The Outcast Rappel: The Outcast est une...

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II. HISTORY

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1. A very short summary Source: Connect English in 3e 2) a) Who were the Cajuns? b) Cajun cuisine Source: Connect English in 3e c) Cajun or Creole? The main difference between Creole and Cajun arguably is in migration history, as the latter group comes...

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I. Key facts

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Source: http://www.netstate.com/states/geography/mapcom/la_mapscom.htm Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louisiana#/media/File:Louisiana_in_United_States.svg Louisiana - Largest Cities Name Population Latitude/Longitude 1 New Orleans 343,829 29.955...

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What else?

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Trafalgar Square This monument and square commemorates Admiral Nelson who was killed during his triumph over Napoleon's Army at the Battle of Trafalgar. Nelson's Column stands in the centre of Trafalgar Square with 4 lions guarding its base. Be careful...

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Things to see

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London Eye, Westminster Abbey, Buckingham Palace, 10 Downing Street – these are all within walking distance of each other. Many of the British capital’s premier sights can be found lining the River Thames. The Houses of Parliament, the London Eye, Tate...

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Transport

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How to get to London? By air: London has five airports - Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted, Luton and City Airport. The busiest is Heathrow which is where the majority of long haul flights arrive. Some land in Gatwick also while the others are used mainly by...

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Eating Out

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Like so many things in London, the West End is where you will find many of its restaurants. The streets of Soho are peppered with restaurants, around streets such as Old Compton Street and Wardour Street. Not far from here you will find London’s Chinatown...

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About

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With a population of over seven and a half million, and covering approximately 650 square miles, London is one of Europe's largest cities. Ethnically, it's also Europe's most diverse metropolis: around two hundred languages are spoken within its confines,...

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