The Windrush generation : une mémoire caribéenne au Royaume-Uni (Terminale)
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| Anglais | Français |
|---|---|
| the Empire Windrush (1948) | le navire arrivé de Jamaïque en 1948 |
| the Windrush generation | les immigrés caribéens arrivés de 1948 à 1971 |
| to rebuild | reconstruire |
| to face discrimination | subir des discriminations |
| to be deported | être expulsé |
| the Windrush scandal (2018) | le scandale Windrush |
| a contribution | une contribution, un apport |
Après la guerre, le Royaume-Uni invite des habitants du Commonwealth à venir reconstruire le pays. En 1948, le navire Empire Windrush arrive de Jamaïque. En 2018, on découvre que certains de ces citoyens, faute de papiers, ont été menacés d'expulsion : c'est le scandale Windrush. Depuis, le 22 juin est le Windrush Day.
Mise en situation : un témoignage
À retenir
- the Empire Windrush (1948), the Windrush generation, to rebuild.
- to face discrimination, to be deported, the Windrush scandal (2018).
- a contribution ; Windrush Day (22 juin).
Exercice 1 : La génération Windrush : exercice 1 (QCM)
- « reconstruire »
- to rebuilt
- to rebuild
- to reconstruct of
- Le navire Empire Windrush arrive en...
- 1968
- 1918
- 1948
- Il arrivait de...
- Jamaica
- Australia
- India
- « subir des discriminations »
- to suffer discriminations of
- to face to discrimination
- to face discrimination
- « être expulsé »
- to be exported
- to be deported
- to be departed
- Le scandale Windrush éclate en...
- 2000
- 2018
- 1948
- « une infirmière »
- a nurse
- a nursery
- a nun
- « un apport, une contribution »
- a contribution
- a contributing of
- a contribute
- Le Windrush Day a lieu le...
- 22 juin
- 14 juillet
- 1er mai
- « des travailleurs »
- workers
- works of
- workings
Exercice 2 : La génération Windrush : exercice 2 (à compléter)
- Britain needed workers to .......................... the country.
- The Empire Windrush arrived in .......................... .
- They faced a lot of .......................... .
- Some were threatened with being .......................... . (expulsés)
- She became a .......................... in the NHS.
- They made a huge .......................... .
- The ship came from .......................... .
- The Windrush .......................... broke out in 2018.
- Windrush Day is on 22 .......................... .
- Why did you come to .......................... ?
Exercice 3 : La génération Windrush : mise en situation
- Tu demandes à ta grand-mère pourquoi elle est venue.
- Why you came to England?
- Why did you come to England?
- Why did you came to England?
- La Grande-Bretagne avait besoin de travailleurs.
- Britain was needing workers of.
- Britain need workers.
- Britain needed workers.
- Elle est devenue infirmière.
- I became nurse of.
- I becomed a nurse.
- I became a nurse.
- Tu demandes si c'était facile.
- Did it easy?
- Was it easy?
- It was easy?
- Ils ont subi beaucoup de discriminations.
- We faced to a lot of discrimination.
- We suffered many discriminations of.
- We faced a lot of discrimination.
- Ils ont énormément apporté.
- We did a huge contribution.
- We made a huge contribution.
- We made a huge contribute.
- Pour reconstruire le pays après la guerre.
- To rebuild the country after the war.
- To rebuilt the country after the war.
- For rebuild the country after war.
- Certains ont été menacés d'expulsion.
- Some were threatened of deportation.
- Some was threatened with deportation.
- Some were threatened with deportation.
- Tu dis qu'il faut se souvenir de leur histoire.
- We must souvenir their story.
- We must remind their story.
- We must remember their story.
- Tu dis que c'était un scandale.
- It was a scandale.
- It were a scandal.
- It was a scandal.
Corrigé
Exercice 1
1. b) to rebuild · 2. c) 1948 · 3. a) Jamaica · 4. c) to face discrimination · 5. b) to be deported · 6. b) 2018 · 7. a) a nurse · 8. a) a contribution · 9. a) 22 juin · 10. a) workers
Exercice 2
1. rebuild · 2. 1948 · 3. discrimination · 4. deported · 5. nurse · 6. contribution · 7. Jamaica · 8. scandal · 9. June · 10. England
Exercice 3
1. b) Why did you come to England? · 2. c) Britain needed workers. · 3. c) I became a nurse. · 4. b) Was it easy? · 5. c) We faced a lot of discrimination. · 6. b) We made a huge contribution. · 7. a) To rebuild the country after the war. · 8. c) Some were threatened with deportation. · 9. c) We must remember their story. · 10. c) It was a scandal.