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- Presentation on Friday:
- Talk about a historical movie (movies about history)
- How historically accurate is it?
- Is it important for this specific movie?
- (Maximum of 1 minute of video; pictures are okay.)
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- Homework: p. 163
- 1
- 1 cannon
- 2 spear
- 3 shield
- 4 machine gun
- 5 arrow
- 6 bullet
- 7 bow
- 8 sword
- 9 missile (bigger than rocket, always a weapon, guided)
- (rocket: smaller unguided weapon, also for space)
- 2
- a
- 1 refugees (they seek refuge in another place)
- 2 casualties
- 3 forces
- 4 troops
- 5 snipers
- 6 civilians (civil authorities = police, civilian casualties)
- 7 the wounded (wound=injure by breaking the skin)
- 8 survivors (survivors of violent crime, cancer survivor)
- 9 ally
- b
- 1 revolution
- 2 coup (military coup, bloodless coup)
- 3 ceasefire (cease = stop)
- 4 civil war
- 5 siege (US English: when an army trieS to take...)
- 6 treaty
- (US Civil War could have been a revolution if the South had won. In Libya, a revolution was followed by a civil war.)
- rebellion: when a group of people first starts fighting against whoever is in power. "Rebel" could mean one side of a civil war.
- 3
- 1 overthrew
- 2 broke out (noun: outbreak)
- 3 blew up
- 4 withdrew
- 5 shelled
- 6 retreated
- 7 surrendered
- 8 defeated
- 9 captured
- 10 looted
- 11 declare
- July 4, 1776: signing of the Declaration of Independence
- (Boston Massacre: March 5?, 1770)
- (Battles of Lexington and Concord: April 19, 1775)
- (Treaty of Paris: Sept 3, 1783 - ended the revolution)
- Independence Day
- Revolution Day
- Unification Day
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