Kang,KyeongryeongJuly 7 2011

ESL 100D

Human achievement is driven by human desire

AGENDAHuman achievement is driven

by human desire

Capitalism

Columbus Spain

Religion

Puritan

1. COLUM-BUS

EARLY CAPITALISM“The frenzy in the early capitalist states of Eu-rope for gold, for slaves, for products of the soil, to pay the bondholders and stock-holders of the expeditions to finance the monarchical bureaucracies rising in Western Europe to spur the growth of the new money economy rising out of feudalism, to participate in what Karl Marx would later call “the primitive accumulation of capital” Zinn(12)

EARLY CAPITALISM“Spain sought gold, which was becoming the new mark of wealth, more useful then land be-cause it could buy anything… Spain decided to gamble on a long sail across an unknown ocean.” Zinn(2)

CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS 8.26.1451~5.21.1506

Explorer

Mapmaker

Discoverer

Navigator

DESIRE

1. 10 percent of the profit

2. governorship over new found lands

3. fame that would go with a new title

1. Balance of power

2. Chance to hire more merce-nary soldiers for their wars

3. More territo-ries

ChristopherColumbus

Queen Is-abella

China first invented Mariner’s Compass. It helped Columbus’ achieve-ments.

Mariner’s Compass

ACHIEVEMENTS OF COLUM-BUS: MAPMAKER, NEW SEA ROUTE

ACHIEVEMENTS OF COLUMBUS:SCIENTIFIC FACT, THE EARTH IS ROUND

ACHIEVEMENTS OF COLUM-BUS: DISCOVERER, NEW LAND

DiscoveryOr

Destroy

TIME TO THINK

CHRISTOPHER COLUM-BUS 8.26.1451~5.21.1506

MURDERER

INVADERDICTATOR

Ex-plorer

NAVIGATOR MAPMAKER

MURDERER, DICTATOR AND IN-VADER

In 1508, there were 60,000 In-dians. After Columbus ar-rived, over three million people died from war, slavery, and the mines.

MURDERER, DICTATOR AND IN-VADER

All the gold and silver from new land didn’t make the Spanish people richer. Most of them was spent to fulfill Queen’s de-sire.

2. PURITANSWho follow the Colum-bus’s navigation route

PURITANS

DesireNew

countryWithoutKing &pope

Free-dom

Of reli-gion

John Winthrop 1588-1649

PURITAN’S ACHIEVEMENT

They established the foun-dation of America that con-tinues in the 21 century.

They massacred Indians and forced them to leave the region.

PURITAN’S INHUMMAN ACT

3. SUM-MARY1.Desires2.Achievement a. advantage b. disadvantage

HISTORY IS DRIVEN BY HUMAN DESIRE

FameWealth

Freedom of religion

New country

Columbus Puritan

ACHIEVEMENT

New landNew sea route

Columbus

GenocideDestroyed Indian’s land & culture

Advantage Disadvantage

ACHIEVEMENT

Established the founda-tion of America

Massacred Indians Forced them to leave the region

Puritans

Advan-tage

Disadvantage

4.KANG,KYEONGRYEONG

KANG, KYEONGRYEONG8.25.1993~

Korean Female

Stu-dentAmerica

Mis-sion

International Court of Jus-tice

SOCIAL FACTOR:SECOND-CLASS CITIZEN, FOREIGN WORKER

INNATE FACTOR: FATHER

READING FACTOR: SET A GOAL,THE UN SECRETARY GENERAL BI-OGRAPHY

From the book “S-tudy like a fool dream like a ge-nius” I learned about ICJ(International Court of Justice) and I want to work there someday.

The International Court of Justice (ICJ) is the principal judicial organ of the United Nations (UN). The Court’s role is to settle, in accordance with inter-national law, legal disputes submitted to it by States and to give advisory opinions on legal questions referred to it by authorized United Nations organs and specialized agencies.

FUTURE ACHIEVEMENT

Success-fulAt

studying

ICJ Volunteer work

BIBLIOGRAPHYZinn, Howard. A People's History of the United States. New York: Harper & Row, 1980. Print

International Court Of Justice http://www.icj-ci-j.org/court/index.php?p1=1&PHPSESSID=f1fb8842d5f19f1dbaa71dc06a1159da