Terminale Section européenne Histoire-géographieANGLAIS
History
The 1960s in the United States: political and social protests, the counter-culture
TC
Imperial Britain at war (1939-1945)
TC
Geography
The USA: a more or less open country in a globalized world
T.C./ LV.
South Africa
T.C.
History.1
Imperial Britain at war (1939-1945)
I. An imperial power at war A. Britain standing alone against Hitler (39-41)Dunkirk/ The Battle of Britain/ The Blitz (evacuations, shelters)/ The Battle of the Atlantic/ The birth of AtlanticismB. How London became the nerve centre for resistance C. A World War The South-East Asian theatre/ The Mediterranean and Middle East theatres II The Home Front and total warA. The people’s warThe coalition government, the War ministry (Churchill, King George VI/ Patriotism/ the wartime economy (mobilizing the home front, rationing, women)B. A new social contract The Beveridge report (1942), the Welfare state (National milk scheme), the NHS / the Butler education act (1944)/ How women’s roles changed during and after WWII III Britain in the ending of the warA. Military roleLandings (D-Day …)/ Strategic bombingsB. Diplomatic roleTeheran/Yalta/Potsdam/ UNC. The End Of The British Empire After The Second World WarThe Cripps mission/ The Quit India movement / Violence
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History.2
The 1960s in the United States: political and social protests, the counter-culture
I – Roots of the protest movement A – The USA's involvement in warsResistance to the Cold War logic/ opposition to the Vietnam war B – New Movements The Civil Rights Movement/ the American Indian movement, the Chicano movement/ the women's movement, the Gay rights movement/ the Environmental movement/ The new leftII – Types of protest A – Non-violent protestsSit ins, boycotts, Freedom rides, marches (Washington 1963)/ demonstrations, protest songs/ teach ins / hippies/the students movement (leftists) B – violent protests Riots, the Black Panthers, Black muslims, the Kent State Shootings/ Assassinations (MLK, Malcolm X) C – CounterculturesThe counterculture in literature / Woodstock/ Beatniks / protest songs / Warhol / Jane Fonda III – The 1960s : a turning point ? A – Successes The Civil rights act, Rowe versus Wade, the 27th amendment (1972) B – LimitationsThe persistence of racism (KKK, Mississippi Burning), Emett Till / Nixon and the silent majority C – ExcessesCharles Manson/ Nation of Islam
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Notions/ Vocabulaire
The USA: a more or less open country in a globalized world
Geography.1
Case study: The US/Mexican border, an interface or a territorial divide? More an interface from an economic point of view (eg. : maquiladoras / USMCA / twin cities); more a territorial divide from a migratory point of view.I. Economic policies: globalization versus protectionism- Protectionism = custom duties / tariffs ( eg. : the EU : 15% concerning goods coming from Most Favoured Nations (MFN) in July 2025, China : nov 2025 : additional 10% custom duties are postponed)- Silicon Valley / Rust Belt - USMCA- Port of Seattle : international trade with Asia/ domestic trade with Alaska- Taxation over US digital giants (Big Tech) by France (eg. : GAMAM…) : 6% in 2026II. Diplomatic policies: between imperialism & unilateralismPour une Amérique forte dans un contexte de raréfaction des ressources : 1. Une puissance ancrée à l’échelle locale, mais avec une projection internationale….. 2. …..avec pour ambition la création d’une Amérique forte….3. -….et déstabilisant de ce fait l’ordre international multilatéral.Exemples : Siège de l’ONU NYC ; Bases militaires et ambassades américaines / Mer de Chine / Diego Garcia III. Migration policies: American Dream versus America FirstHistorique des migrations à partir de l’évocation d’Ellis IslandPolitiques migratoires actuelles : brain drain / brain ban, Trump’s Travel BanGap white America/ ethnic minorities / ghetto, Indian reservation, gated communities, white flight / black flightLieux reliés au monde : Californie, New-York Repli identitaire / cosmopolitisme / polarisation politique / woke / ICE / MAGA
Notions/ Vocabulaire
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South Africa
Geography.2
I. Johannesburg: a minor hub in the world city network How does the social organisation of Johannesburg reflect social and economic inequalities in South Africa ? - The heritage of Apartheid - Johannesburg's integration in the global city network II. South Africa in a globalized world To what extent is South Africa an emerging but struggling country ? The physical and human geography of South Africa (resources, population, etc.) III. South Africa: Issues and Challenges -the world’s most unequal society (monetary inequality/ wealth inequality/spatial inequality) -Environmental issues -Health and safety issues -Security issues
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Terminale Section européenne Histoire-géographieANGLAIS
History
The 1960s in the United States: political and social protests, the counter-culture
TC
Imperial Britain at war (1939-1945)
TC
Geography
The USA: a more or less open country in a globalized world
T.C./ LV.
South Africa
T.C.
History.1
Imperial Britain at war (1939-1945)
I. An imperial power at war A. Britain standing alone against Hitler (39-41)Dunkirk/ The Battle of Britain/ The Blitz (evacuations, shelters)/ The Battle of the Atlantic/ The birth of AtlanticismB. How London became the nerve centre for resistance C. A World War The South-East Asian theatre/ The Mediterranean and Middle East theatres II The Home Front and total warA. The people’s warThe coalition government, the War ministry (Churchill, King George VI/ Patriotism/ the wartime economy (mobilizing the home front, rationing, women)B. A new social contract The Beveridge report (1942), the Welfare state (National milk scheme), the NHS / the Butler education act (1944)/ How women’s roles changed during and after WWII III Britain in the ending of the warA. Military roleLandings (D-Day …)/ Strategic bombingsB. Diplomatic roleTeheran/Yalta/Potsdam/ UNC. The End Of The British Empire After The Second World WarThe Cripps mission/ The Quit India movement / Violence
Ressources
Notions/ Vocabulaire
History.2
The 1960s in the United States: political and social protests, the counter-culture
I – Roots of the protest movement A – The USA's involvement in warsResistance to the Cold War logic/ opposition to the Vietnam war B – New Movements The Civil Rights Movement/ the American Indian movement, the Chicano movement/ the women's movement, the Gay rights movement/ the Environmental movement/ The new leftII – Types of protest A – Non-violent protestsSit ins, boycotts, Freedom rides, marches (Washington 1963)/ demonstrations, protest songs/ teach ins / hippies/the students movement (leftists) B – violent protests Riots, the Black Panthers, Black muslims, the Kent State Shootings/ Assassinations (MLK, Malcolm X) C – CounterculturesThe counterculture in literature / Woodstock/ Beatniks / protest songs / Warhol / Jane Fonda III – The 1960s : a turning point ? A – Successes The Civil rights act, Rowe versus Wade, the 27th amendment (1972) B – LimitationsThe persistence of racism (KKK, Mississippi Burning), Emett Till / Nixon and the silent majority C – ExcessesCharles Manson/ Nation of Islam
Ressources
Notions/ Vocabulaire
The USA: a more or less open country in a globalized world
Geography.1
Case study: The US/Mexican border, an interface or a territorial divide? More an interface from an economic point of view (eg. : maquiladoras / USMCA / twin cities); more a territorial divide from a migratory point of view.I. Economic policies: globalization versus protectionism- Protectionism = custom duties / tariffs ( eg. : the EU : 15% concerning goods coming from Most Favoured Nations (MFN) in July 2025, China : nov 2025 : additional 10% custom duties are postponed)- Silicon Valley / Rust Belt - USMCA- Port of Seattle : international trade with Asia/ domestic trade with Alaska- Taxation over US digital giants (Big Tech) by France (eg. : GAMAM…) : 6% in 2026II. Diplomatic policies: between imperialism & unilateralismPour une Amérique forte dans un contexte de raréfaction des ressources : 1. Une puissance ancrée à l’échelle locale, mais avec une projection internationale….. 2. …..avec pour ambition la création d’une Amérique forte….3. -….et déstabilisant de ce fait l’ordre international multilatéral.Exemples : Siège de l’ONU NYC ; Bases militaires et ambassades américaines / Mer de Chine / Diego Garcia III. Migration policies: American Dream versus America FirstHistorique des migrations à partir de l’évocation d’Ellis IslandPolitiques migratoires actuelles : brain drain / brain ban, Trump’s Travel BanGap white America/ ethnic minorities / ghetto, Indian reservation, gated communities, white flight / black flightLieux reliés au monde : Californie, New-York Repli identitaire / cosmopolitisme / polarisation politique / woke / ICE / MAGA
Notions/ Vocabulaire
Ressources
South Africa
Geography.2
I. Johannesburg: a minor hub in the world city network How does the social organisation of Johannesburg reflect social and economic inequalities in South Africa ? - The heritage of Apartheid - Johannesburg's integration in the global city network II. South Africa in a globalized world To what extent is South Africa an emerging but struggling country ? The physical and human geography of South Africa (resources, population, etc.) III. South Africa: Issues and Challenges -the world’s most unequal society (monetary inequality/ wealth inequality/spatial inequality) -Environmental issues -Health and safety issues -Security issues
Ressources
Notions/ Vocabulaire