The American Dream - PowerPoint presentation/ Präsentation

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better future H - 1 "from rags BELIEFS & VALUES OF THE AMERICAN DREAM Freedom Equality Individualism Hard Work Self-improvement progress 11 1 DE S AMERICAN DREAM vs AMERICAN NIGHTMARE Anyone can achieve anything if they work hard "from rags DREAM equality to riches" NIGHTMARE Perfect-easy-picture to achieve a dream. Most people will never reach their dream, especially poor people can quickly lose everything you have built up homeless overnight no welfare or health insurance ▶ Slavery 1865-1980's: segregation/ discrimination/ police brutality against black Americans Gap between rich and poor gets bigger. IMMIGRANTS CONCEPT Worksheet: my American Daughter 888 MELTING POT to blend into the dominant COMO culture; give up own cultural heritage SALAD BOWL National, ethnical, cultural values are kept apart 11 CURRENT PROBLEMS Bad Healthcare System: - huge medical costs & lack of insurance coverage Highest crime rates: - violent crime in many states Parent/human tap: 1 $1 1 - low income; multiple jobs loss of children wishes due to non flexible jobs -A lot struggle to make a living or delay retirement ▼ ▼ 1 Gun control: 1 ✓ 1 need of stricter rules Economy & illegal immigration: Illegal immigrants mostly Mexicans that do the easy jobs - 1 Experience racism Economy dependent on them = mass deportation solution American Exceptionalism: belief that the United States is either distinctive, unique or exemplary in comparison to other nations since they are almost considered a world power no 1 WORDS REVISITED Creation of new names for ethnic groups living in North America discriminatory/incorrectly terms were used ay correct words ▼ For example: OLD TERM (Americon) Indians Eskimos Negroes, coloured people Latin Americans PREFFERED TERM Native Amerikans Inuit Blacks, African Americans Hispanics, Latinos/ Latinas SPEECH ANALYSIS Typical structure of a speech: 1./ introduction: . example or question illustration the topic 2. main part: - logical order of arguments 3. conclusion: sums up main points, calls for action INTRODUCTION ▼ Introductory sentence (task and topic) for example: 11 ➡The speech "Uniting our nation" given by Barack Obama published on 20 January 2021 in his Inaugural Adaress shows the national unity of us and now he wants to unite America. 1 MAIN PART ▼ ▼ aspect you wont to analyse 3 steps: aspect → example effect choice of words: adjectives, personal pronouns speaker try to identify himself with the audience rhetorical devices: metaphor, repetition, anaphora, alliteration, parallelism, personification, enumeration, hyperbole, rhetorical question, simile, climax These are some of the most important stylistic devices, used to make a text more interesting and effective win T 11 CONCLUSION Summary of results /main message 1 1 1 1 19 1 STYLISTIC DEVICES STYLISTIC DEVICES Alliteration Accumulation anaphora antithesis parallelism FUNCTION to point out key words; to produce a rhythmic effect and emphasis make the language livelier / to show sth. Special author points/ stress the main point to stress a contrast by creating polarity or tension rhytmic effect, increase in intensity to clarify and emphasise a message WORK SHEETS 1. Barack Obama "At this moment in history" 2. Stylistic device - helps für eine Redeanalyse 3. Analyse einer Rede von Trump + Video 4. American exceptionalism 5. Slavery 6. American culture (my american daugther) 7. Words revisited 1 11 Sources Working out our own results independently in class without internet worksheets we used: 1. Stylistic device - helps für eine Redeanalyse 2. Barack Obama "At this moment in history" 3. Analyse einer Rede von Trump + Video 4. American exceptionalism 5. Slavery 6. American culture (my american daugther) 7. Words revisited 11 THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION 1 $ 1 1