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Culture Shock	Culture Shock: It's the Little Things That Count in the Biggest Ways (Desi Downey, 2005) YouTube videos : from Saint Michael's College Culture Shock: International Students in the U.S. (2:00 min) -- Stefan Botchev, filmed at and with students and faculty of Saint Michael's College from Columbia University International Student Experience, Part 1: Culture Shock (8:03 min) -- phases of culture shock International Student Experience, Part 2: Culture Shock (5:21 min) -- important phrases in college life and their meaning; length of culture shock; ways to adjust and overcome culture Shock International Student Experience, Part 3: Social Adjustment (6:51 min) -- dealing with conversations, slang, idioms, games International Student Experience, Part 4: American Handshakes (4:13 min) -- clothing, handshakes, gestures International Student Experience, Part 5: Academic Adjustment (6:39 min) -- classroom customs, expectations, language, suggestions
Martin Luther King	I Have a Dream -- link to video of full-length speech and images of the march to Washington (17:28 min) I Have a Dream -- speech only on video, with images from Lincoln Memorial (11:50 min); better sound quality I Have a Dream -- part of the speech, with Spanish subtitles (5:05 min) I Have a Dream -- full-text, audio, and video (17:28 min) of Martin Luther King, Jr's most famous speech / March on Washington, Aug. 28, 1963

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Noriel Agrazal
Martin Luther King

Martin Luther was born in January 15, 1929 and death in April 4, 1968 , while his life he was a person who get several degrees and also he got acted as a Co Pastor, later he got married with a Mexican girl call Coretta Scott with got two son and two girls.
In his speech I HAVE A DREAM he express alls his felling and the main aspect his DREAM, he just want the equal right to everybody , that the people no refuse the black people, it was his dream, get that white people have the same opportunity than the blacks.
USA is happening for a new experience, to have a black Government , because is the first time that a black man become a president and maybe that could be the dream of Martin Luther King see a black man as a president of the Unites States of America.

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