1、Occupy,Wall Street,Group 3,組員：白音，黃敏，何彥林，楊曉旭,The Event,September 17, 2011 Manhattan change Wall Street into Tahrir Square in Egypt,money trading in American politics dispute between two parties unfairness of the society,Words,1.Tahrir Square It is a major public town square in Downtown Cairo, Egypt.

2、The square was originally called Ismailia Square, after the 19th-century ruler Khedive Ismail, who commissioned the new downtown districts Paris on the Nile design. After the Egyptian Revolution on 1919 the square became widely known as Tahrir Square, but the square was not officially renamed until

3、the Egyptian Revolution of 1952, which changed Egypt from a constitutional monarchy into a republic. The square was a focal point for the Egyptian Revolution in January.,Zoccutti Park,Zoccutti Park,Zuccotti Park, where the Occupy Wall Street encampment is located, is not actually a park but the guy

4、its named after is real: hes John Zuccottithe United States chairman of the real estate behemoth Brookfield Properties. He works in the World Financial Center, which is just one of Brookfields vast holdings. Zuccotti was profiled taday by The New York Times Sam Roberts and he sounds like a guy who i

5、s quite happy with all of the attention, even if its indirect.,Occupy Wall Street protesters stage a Millionaires March,Opposition: social and economic inequality corporate greed the influence of corporate money and lobbyists on government,We Are The 99% that will no longer tolerate the greed and co

6、rruption of the 1%,Millionaires March 百萬富翁游行 social and economic inequality 美國社會經(jīng)濟不平等 corporate greed 財團貪婪 the influence of corporate money and lobbyists on government 政商權(quán)錢交易,NYCs Upper East Side 紐約上東區(qū)，富人區(qū) News Corp 新聞集團,unemployment,What protesters want? What they want are jobs.,Many protesters who

7、 occupy the wall street are drown into unemployment ,especially the young man.,After the great recession,14 million people are unemployed in the united states, and millions no longer are trying to find work. The unemployment rate is at nine percent in August.,MAN: I feel like the middle class has be

8、en almost completely wiped out now. Now, you have got the bottom class and the top class. Protesters say the wealthiest one percent of Americans control too much of the nations wealth. The protesters say they represent the other ninety-nine percent.,LOURDES PARALLOBRE: I have an endless amount of fr

9、iends who have masters degrees, bachelors degrees, and are working in restaurants. And I am terrified that is going to happen to me.,SPEAKER: They said they needed to rescue Wall Street and the Big Three automakers to stimulate the economy and that meant jobs. Three years later, there is still no jo

10、bs!,The great gap between rich and normal people, causing the protestation toward anti-rich movement.,Warning:Yuanbilltosparktradewar（人民幣匯率法案）,US Senate set to vote on legislation that endangers economic recovery,White House talking with senators on legislation U.S. tariffs（關(guān)稅） on imports,China angr

11、y at politicizing of currency issues,China warned the US A bill pressuring Beijing to appreciate the yuan The warning came a day before the vote.,-“A successful China can make our country more prosperous, not less. Vice-President Joe Biden 1 month ago -“Whether to punish China for undervaluing its c

12、urrency and taking away American jobs. The Senate Now,-achieve nothing to ease US unemployment -US-China relations worst -risk a trade war,Spark sp:k,名：火花，火星，才華，熱情，導(dǎo)火索 The sparks of revolution 動：引發(fā)，觸發(fā) The proposal would spark a storm of protest around the country. 這一提案將引發(fā)全國性的抗議熱潮。,Politicize plitisaiz,動：1.使政治化，使帶有政治色彩 The highly politicized issue of unemployment高度政治化的失業(yè)問題 2.使參與（或卷入）政治 The rural population has become i