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- Greg Malivuk
- http://www.pastebin.com/u/gmalivuk
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- Next Classes:
- Wednesday, January 21
- Monday, January 26
- (end of the current 6-week session)
- Tuesday, January 27
- Thursday, January 29
- (now always Tuesdays and Thursdays)
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- for TUESDAY January 20: Homework: p. 104-106 (background reading and vocabulary)
- 1 created
- 2 absorbed, integrated, "assimilated into" = "become more similar to"
- 3 a large movement of people out of somewhere
- 4 coming into a place and controlling it
- 5 guard by walking around an area
- 6 people who transport something illegally and secretly
- 7 criminal organizations, especially that make their money producing and selling drugs (a "cartel" can be any group of people or businesses working together to have a monopoly on a product, but usually we use the word to talk about illegal ones)
- 8 people who are transported like cargo rather than passengers
- 9 peace, calm
- 10 having many sides, many parts or aspects
- 11 never happened before (there is no precedent)
- 12 independent from outside interference (specifically "sovereign nation")
- - A sovereign nation is a nation whose own rules and laws have the supreme and ultimate (sovereign) power.
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- p. 107-8 part B
- 1 c (he founded the Minuteman Project, which organizes civilians)
- 2 a
- 3 a
- 4 a
- 5 c (a and b have incorrect numbers)
- 6 c
- 7 a
- 8 a
- 9 b
- 10 c
- 11 b
- In the 18th century, the Minutemen were American civilians who (supposedly) could be ready to fight (against the British) within one minute of being notified.
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- p. 108 part C
- 1 the 20 a
- 2 a 21 a
- 3 the 22 the
- 4 X 23 X
- 5 a 24 the
- 6 the 25 the
- 7 a 26 the
- 8 X 27 a
- 9 a 28 an
- 10 a 29 the
- 11 the 30 An
- 12 X 31 a
- 13 X
- 14 an
- 15 The
- 16 an
- 17 a
- 18 a
- 19 X
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- welfare: financial help from the government if you can't afford to support yourself
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- p. 113 part C
- 1 b
- 2 a
- 3 a
- 4 a
- 5 a
- 6 b
- 7 b
- 8 a
- 9 b
- 10 b (openly ignored)
- 11 a
- 12 b
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- Homework: p. 112-113 part B, p. 116-117 part C
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