人教版高一级英语课件-History-Makers

Unit2HeroesLesson2HistoryMakers12MartinLutherKing

campaignedfortherightsofblackpeopleintheUSA3DrSunYat-sen

ledthe1911revolutionandfoundedthefirstrepublicofChina4TomasEdison

inventedthelightbulb,movingpicturecameraandmanyotherthing5MotherTeresa---workedtohelpthepoorinIndia6Ex.2:Listentostudentstalkingaboutthepeopleinthephotos.CompletetheFunctionFilewiththesewords.

agree,think,you’reright,don’tagree,inmyopinion,personallyChecktheanswers:(1)(5)(2)(6)(3)(4)think

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agreePersonally7Ex.5:Listenagainanddecideifthesentencesbelowaretrue(T)orfalse(F):()1.MartinLutherKingwasfromtheUnitedStates.()2.Martin’sfirstexperienceofracismwaswithabusdriver.()3.Hisfirstvictorywastowintheequalrightsfortheblackstositonbuses.()4.Hewenttoprisonsixteentimesfororganizingprotests.()5.HeorganizedamarchtoWashingtonin1963.()6.Hemadeafamousspeechtherebeginningwiththewords:“Ihaveadreamthat…”

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T8()7.HereceivedtheNobelPrizein1965.()8.Awhiteextremistkilledhimin1968.T

F9Pronunciation:StressListentothesentencesandunderlinethestressedwords.2.MartinlikeGandhi’sideasaboutpeacefulprotest.3.HeorganizedamarchtoWashington.4.Awhiteextremistkilledhim.10SpeakingEx.7Workinpairs.Readtheparagraphsbelowandtaketurnstochooseahero.Askandanswerthefollowingquestions.Whatdid/doesyourherofightfor?Whodid/doesyourherohelp?Wheredid/doesyourherowork?11MoreinformationaboutMartinLutherKing12

MartinLutherKing,Jr.,wasagreatmanwhoworkedforracialequalityandcivilrightsintheUnitedStatesofAmerica.HewasbornonJanuary15,1929,inAtlanta,Georgia.Martinhadabrother,Alfred,andasister,Christine.Bothhisfatherandgrandfatherwereministers.Hismotherwasaschoolteacherwhotaughthimhowtoreadbeforehewenttoschool.YoungMartinwasanexcellentstudentinschool;heskippedgradesinbothelementaryschoolandhighschool.Heenjoyedreadingbooks,singing,ridingabicycle,andplayingfootballandbaseball.13

MartinenteredMorehouseCollegeinAtlanta,Georgia,whenhewasonly15yearsold.

Martinexperiencedracismearlyinlife.Hedecidedtodotosomethingtomaketheworldabetterandfairerplace.Aftergraduatingfromcollegeandgettingmarried,Dr.KingbecameaministerandmovedtoAlabama.Duringthe1950's,Dr.Kingbecameactiveinthemovementforcivilrightsandracialequality.14HeparticipatedintheMontgomery,Alabama,busboycottandmanyotherpeacefuldemonstrationsthatprotestedtheunfairtreatmentofAfrican-Americans.HewontheNobelPeacePrizein1964.

Dr.KingwasassassinatedonApril4,1968,inMemphis,Tenn