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To what extent
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the efforts of pioneering women
have influenced gender equality in the USA?
Banish Boring Words
Give synonyms / antonyms
Big
synonyms
Antonyms
Buckingham Palace, London, United Kingdom
Where is Harry?
Signing of the US declaration of independance
August 2nd 1776
When is Brian?
Independance Hall, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
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Write Ruth Bader Ginsburg biography.
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg was an American judge and a champion for gender equality.
was
She was born on March 15th 1933, in Brooklyn, NY.
was
She grew up in a family that valued education.
grew
ed
Her mother inspired her to study and succeed.
ed
She was on of the best student in her high school.
was
ed
She married Martin Ginsburg in 1954.
had
She had 2 children.
She studied law at Harvard, on of only 9 women in her class.
ed
She worked hard, even when facing discrimination as a woman.
ed
She struggled to find work because she was a woman, despite her high grades.
was
ed
was
She became a professor a Rutgers Law School in 1963. She was one of the few...
became
Her judgeship was awarded by Jimmy Carter in 1980.
was
She became a Supreme Court judge thanks to President Bill Clinton in 1993.
became
She passed away on September 18th, 2020.
ed
She fought against gender roles up until her death at 87 years old.
fought
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Make sentences about R. B. G!
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Make sentences about R. B. G!
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg biography.
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Ruth was an American judge and champion of gender equality
was
She was born
was born
on March 15th, 1933.
She studied
ed
law at Harvard.
martin Ginsburg, in 1954.
She married
ed
She had
had
2 children.
a supreme court judge thanks to...
thanks to...
She became
became
She passed away
passed away
on September 18th, 2020.
Ruth Bader Ginsburg biography.
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Ruth was an American judge and champion of gender equality
was
was born
was born
on March 15th, 1933.
studied
ed
law at Harvard.
martin Ginsburg, in 1954.
married
ed
WHO
had
had
2 children.
a supreme court judge thanks to...
thanks to...
became
became
passed away
passed away
on September 18th, 2020.
Ruth Bader Ginsburg biography.
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Ruth was an American judge and champion of gender equality
was
was born
was born
on March 15th, 1933.
studied
ed
law at Harvard.
martin Ginsburg, in 1954.
married
ed
WHO
had
had
2 children.
became
became
a supreme court judge thanks to...
thanks to...
passed away
passed away
on September 18th, 2020.
Ruth Bader Ginsburg biography.
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Ruth was an American judge and champion of gender equality
was
Mother inspired
ed
WHOse
judgeship was
was
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Ruth B. Ginsburg became a professor in Rutgers Law School
became
where
She was one of the few female professor
was
there.
Ruth Bader Ginsburg biography.
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Subordonnées Relatives
Lorsqu'on souhaite ajouter une information, optionelle, à la proposition principale (la phrase principale) on utilise une proposition subordonnée relative qu'on introduit par un pronom relatif.
Lorsque son antécédent est un sujet (humain).
Who
ex:
Lorsque son antécédent est un complément de nom.
Whose
ex:
Lorsque son antécédent est un complément de lieu.
Where
ex:
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Subordonnées Relatives
Lorsque son antécédent est un sujet (non humain).
Which
ex:
Peut s'utiliser à la place de WHICH et WHO
That
Whose
Where
Relative clauses
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Questions Ouvertes
Aux.
Wh-
verbe
Sujet
complément
WhatHow many (+...) where When What (+...) Who
her nameshe her nationality her job her story
borndie have marry ...
DIDWAS
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What was her name
What was her nationality
What (job) did she do for a living?
What did she do for a living?
What (legacy) did she leave
What did she leave
Where was she born
When was she born
Where did she study
What (quote) did she say
What did she say
What (cause) did she fight for
What did she fight for
Who did she marry
Why was she famous / What was she famous for
How Many children did she have
When did she die
Where did she die
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Isabella Baumfree / Sojourner Truth (1843)
sLAVE / ACTIVIST
American
late 18th Century
Ulster County, NY.
never WenT to school
for justice /against African American opPression / Women's oppression.
3 Children. (Peter, Sophia,...
Thomas (another slave)
She calmed a mod of men thanks to songs and prayers. She met Abraham Lincoln. She was an electrifying orator.
"I feel safe even in the midst of my enemies, for the truth is powerful and will prevail.
in the USA (state of Michigan)
1883
Ask questions and Answer!
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Isabella Baumfree and Sojourner Truth (1843)
Slave / Activist
American
late 18th Century
Ulster County, NY.
never Went to school (slave)
justice, against African American opPression and Women's oppression.
3 Children. (Peter, Sophia,...
Thomas (another slave)
She calmed a mob of men thanks to songs and prayers. She met Abraham Lincoln. She was an electrifying orator.
"I feel safe even in the midst of my enemies, for the truth is powerful and will prevail.
USA (state of Michigan)
1883
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Write Sojourner Truth Biography!
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Isabella Baumfree and Sojourner Truth (1843)
Slave / Activist
American
late 18th Century
Ulster County, NY.
never Went to school (slave)
justice, against African American opPression and Women's oppression.
3 Children. (Peter, Sophia,...
Thomas (another slave)
She calmed a mob of men thanks to songs and prayers. She met Abraham Lincoln. She was an electrifying orator.
"I feel safe even in the midst of my enemies, for the truth is powerful and will prevail.
USA (state of Michigan)
1883
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1. List the questions you need. 2. Question your friend about her. 3. Complete the grid.