Social Studies [G1-06]Choosing Community Leaders

Intervenants

• Speaker 1 0:10
• Speaker 2 2:45
• Speaker 3 10:08
• Speaker 4 10:25

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   Chapitre 1: Hello everybody. 155s · Speaker 1

   Hello everybody. Welcome back to American Textbook Reading. I'm Brian Stewart. We're going over Unit 6, Choosing Community Leaders. So when we're talking about being good citizens, remember we have to choose our community leaders. So in thi…

2. 2:45

   Chapitre 2: town. Of course, in politics, you have many different types of leaders. 301s · Speaker 2

   town. Of course, in politics, you have many different types of leaders. You have different areas, right? And small areas and big areas. Depending on the area, that depends on what exactly we call the leader. There are different words for th…

3. 7:47

   Chapitre 3: I'm sorry, you're too young to vote. 141s · Speaker 1

   I'm sorry, you're too young to vote. in your country's elections. But when you get older, when you become an adult, then it's your right, it's also your responsibility to vote in the election. You should vote in election. That's what makes …

4. 10:08

   Chapitre 4: Okay. We talked about mayor before. 65s · Speaker 3

   Okay. We talked about mayor before. Mayor is a leader of a town or a city. But if you look at a city, you go one region bigger in America, that's county. And then one region bigger than county. By the way, I'll write that down for you. Coun…

5. 11:13

   Chapitre 5: a U .S. president, President Reagan, also did the same thing in the 1980s. 301s · Speaker 2

   a U .S. president, President Reagan, also did the same thing in the 1980s. He was a famous movie star. He became the president of the United States. So it's not, you know, sometimes it happens. Okay. But anyway, Arnold Schwarzenegger became…

6. 16:15

   Chapitre 6: president. 300s · Speaker 1

   president. Ron Paul was one of them. But this is an example of a debate or a speech. where he is talking to a group of people, he's trying to make them decide for him. He wants their support. He wants them to choose him so that he wants the…

7. 21:15

   Chapitre 7: Lower. 48. 301s · Speaker 1

   Lower. 48. Lower because Alaska is north. Okay, lower 48. But these are all states. Let's take a look at a video. Now this, of course, is America. Like I said before, here's Alaska, here's Hawaii. Of course, they're put down here. They're n…

8. 26:16

   Chapitre 8: right? Leaders of different places. 300s · Speaker 1

   right? Leaders of different places. A mayor is the leader of a state in the United States. So. Think about that. Remember we talked about cities, states, and countries, and we talked about the leaders for each. Is a mayor the leader of a st…

9. 31:17

   Chapitre 9: girl. It's interesting because she's not an adult, but I think what she's doing, she's voting in a school election. 300s · Speaker 1

   girl. It's interesting because she's not an adult, but I think what she's doing, she's voting in a school election. You can probably vote in your school election for your school presidents and your school leaders, but you can't vote in the …

10. 36:17

    Chapitre 10: That's right. 302s · Speaker 1

    That's right. That fits. People vote for a mayor in a town or a city, right? So when you're looking for the leader of your town or city, you vote for a mayor. The second detail, now people vote for a beep, almost the same as A, but now we'r…

11. 41:20

    Chapitre 11: The mayor is elected by the president? 178s · Speaker 1

    The mayor is elected by the president? If the president elected the mayors, he would be so busy all year round because there's so many cities. How could he elect all those mayors? That doesn't make any sense, right? B is not correct. And a …