Week 17 Les 1 (HAVO 4)

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 4

This Lesson:

World Corona-news: Brasil

World Corona News:

Brasil

four straight days

four digit number

curve

chart

skyrocket

vier cijferig getal

kromme lijn

grafiek

vier dagen achter elkaar

omhoogschieten

Jair Bolsanaro

"People are going to die, I'm sorry," he said. "But we can't stop a car factory because there are traffic accidents."

munincipalities

government

agglomeration

admittance (to)

recommendation

preaches

gemeentes

overheid

opeenhoping

toelating

predikt

aanbeveling

city

the curve

made

the lockdown

to

concern

quarantine

capital

home-

flatten

extend

according

show

declare

Luis Henrique Mandetta

Around the world...

You will listen to four different songs from different eras all promoting equality. Fill in the missing words and try to understand what the song is about.

A Change Is Gonna Come (1963) by Sam Cooke

This song was influential during the civil rights movement, particularly after Martin Luther King was killed. Some would say that it played a significant role in bringing white Americans to actively support the move towards equality.

Imagine (1971) by John Lennon

This song encouraged a dialogue about war, famine and religion, but in a respectful and calm way. Calling for a unified world, where greed and violence don’t exist, this song about equality is an anthem that has inspired so many to fight for peace and love.

What do you guys think about celebrities singing this?
Is it fitting?

Black or White (1991) by Michael Jackson

This is a human rights song and an open plea for racial harmony. Michael Jackson sings about his own experiences and observations of racism, while reminding us we are all equal. Released in 1991, this song still hits home in 2020.

Can you name some of Michael Jackson's examples/observations on racism?

Same Love (2012) by Macklemore

This song is about......

This song is about.... (use a lyric to explain)