提高听力同时，你还可以了解到美国

提高听力同时，你还可以了解到美国历史上的一些重要事件。请感兴趣的你一听为快吧！ <注意>hints：Illinois;Abraham Lincoln A young politician from Illinois believed that this was not a local [w]issue[/w], but a national one. His name was Abraham Lincoln. He agreed that the south could keep its slaves, but he fought to keep slavery out of the territories. Lincoln thought that over time slavery would end. "A house divided against itself cannot stand," he said. "This government cannot endure permanently half-slave and half-free." The south threatened to leave the union if Lincoln became president. After Lincoln won the election, some southern states began leaving the union before he started working as president. Could Lincoln hold the country together? 来自伊利诺伊州的年轻政治家认为这不是一个局部问题，而是一个国家问题。他的名字是亚伯拉罕林肯。他同意南部可以保持它的奴隶，但他争取保持领土的奴隶制。林肯认为随着时间的推移奴隶制会结束。 “自我分裂的房子无法忍受，”他说。“这个政府不能忍受永久半奴隶和半自由。”如果林肯就任总统，南方受到威胁要离开联盟。林肯在大选中获胜后，一些南方的州开始在他开始担任总统工作之前离开联盟。林肯能掌控这个国家吗？ 这篇材料你能听出多少？点击这里做听写，提高外语水平>>

提高听力同时，你还可以了解到美国历史上的一些重要事件。请感兴趣的你一听为快吧！ hints：Underground Railroad In the following years, each side held its beliefs more strongly. Many northerners thought slavery was wrong. Others saw it as a threat to free workers. Most white southerners considered slavery part of their way of life. Thousands of slaves escaped to the north with help from people along secret routes called the Underground Railroad. In 1860, however, one-third of the total population of slave states was not free. Most northerners did not care about slavery in the south, but they did not want slavery in the new territories. The southerners believed that these territories had the right to decide for themselves whether slavery would be allowed. 在随后的几年中，每一方怀美国有的信念更加强烈。许多北方人认为奴隶制是错误的。其他人把它视为一个自由工作者的威胁。大多数白皮肤南方人认为奴役是他们的生活方式的一部分。成千上万的奴隶从沿秘密路线的人的帮助下逃脱到北，所谓的地下铁道。在1860年，然而，奴隶州总人口的三分之一是不是免费的。大多数北方人不关心在南方的奴隶制，但他们不想在新界奴役。南方人认为这些领土，有权自行决定是否将被允许奴隶制。 这篇材料你能听出多少？点击这里做听写，提高外语水平>>

国是一个充满对比的大国。新英格兰和大西洋中部各州的金融，贸易，航运，和制造业中心。他们的产品包括木材，机械，纺织品。南部的州有许多农场使用奴隶劳动的种植烟草，糖，棉花。中西部的州也有农场，但他们是自由人的工作。在1819年，密苏里州要求成为一个州。北方人都反对这一点，因为一万名奴隶奴隶生活在那里。因为宪法允许每一个新的州选出两名参议员的，新的州可以改变的“自由”和“奴隶”状态之间的政治平衡。国会议员亨利克莱建议一种方法，使北方和南方的快乐。密苏里州将美国成为一个奴隶的州。缅因州将成为一个没有奴隶的州。密苏里妥协被接受。 这篇材料你能听出多少？点击这里做听写，提高外语水平>>

国是一个充满对比的大国。新英格兰和大西洋中部各州的金融，贸易，航运，和制造业中心。他们的产品包括木材，机械，纺织品。南部的州有许多农场使用奴隶劳动的种植烟草，糖，棉花。中西部的州也有农场，但他们是自由人的工作。在1819年，密苏里州要求成为一个州。北方人都反对这一点，因为一万名奴隶奴隶生活在那里。因为宪法允许每一个新的州选出两名参议员的，新的州可以改变的“自由”和“奴隶”状态之间的政治平衡。国会议员亨利克莱建议一种方法，使北方和南方的快乐。密苏里州将美国成为一个奴隶的州。缅因州将成为一个没有奴隶的州。密苏里妥协被接受。 这篇材料你能听出多少？点击这里做听写，提高外语水平>>

提高听力同时，你还可以了解到美国历史上的一些重要事件。请感兴趣的你一听为快吧！ hints： Illinois Abraham Lincoln A young politician from Illinois believed that this was not a local issue, but a national one. His name was Abraham Lincoln. He agreed that the south could keep its slaves, but he fought to keep slavery out of the territories. Lincoln thought that over time slavery would end. "A house divided against itself cannot stand," he said. "This government cannot endure permanently half-slave and half-free." The south threatened to leave the union if Lincoln became president. After Lincoln won the election, some southern states began leaving the union before he started working as president. Could Lincoln hold the country together? 来自伊利诺伊州的年轻政治家认为这不是一个局部问题，而是一个国家问题。他的名字是亚伯拉罕林肯。他同意南部可以保持它的奴隶，但他争取保持领土的奴隶制。林肯认为随着时间的推移奴隶制会结束。 “自我分裂的房子无法忍受，”他说。“这个政府不能忍受永久半奴隶和半自由。”如果林肯就任总统，南方受到威胁要离开联盟。林肯在大选中获胜后，一些南方的州开始在他开始担任总统工作之前离开联盟。林肯能掌控这个国家吗？ 这篇材料你能听出多少？点击这里做听写，提高外语水平>>

提高听力同时，你还可以了解到美国历史上的一些重要事件。请感兴趣的你一听为快吧！ 职称、国家名大写 hints： Ronald Reagan Bill Clinton The United States always has been a place where different ideas and views compete to influence law and social change. The liberal activism of the 1960s-1970s gave way to conservatism in the 1980s. Conservatives

提高听力同时，你还可以了解到美国历史上的一些重要事件。请感兴趣的你一听为快吧！ 国家大写 hints：Progressive Era During the Progressive Era, more immigrants settled in the United States. Almost 19 million people arrived between 1890 and 1921 from Russia, Poland, Greece, Canada, Italy, Mexico, and Japan. By the 1920s, citizens worried

提高听力同时，你还可以了解到美国历史上的一些重要事件。请感兴趣的你一听为快吧！ 国家名大写 hints：Tennessee By the end of 1865, most of the former confederate states canceled the acts of secession but refused to abolish slavery. All the confederate states except Tennessee refused to give full citizenship to African American men. In response, the republicans in congress would not let rebel leaders hold office. The union generals who governed the south blocked anyone who would not take an oath of loyalty to the union from voting. Congress strongly supported the rights of African Americans. 到1865年年底，大部分前同盟国家取消了分裂国家的行为，但拒绝废除奴隶制。除田纳西州南部邦联拒绝非洲裔美国人公民身份。作为回答，在国会的共和党人不会让反政府武装领导人的任期。工会将军管辖的南部阻止任何人，谁也不会参加投票宣誓效忠工会。美国国会的大力支持非洲裔美国人的权利。 这篇材料你能听出多少？点击这里做听写，提高外语水平>>

提高听力同时，你还可以了解到美国历史上的一些重要事件。请感兴趣的你一听为快吧！ 国家大写 hints： Progressivism;Upton Sinclair;Ida M. Tarbell;Theodore Dreiser By 1900, the United States had seen growth, civil war, economic prosperity and economic hard times. Americans still believed in religious freedom. Free public education was mostly accessible. The free press continued. On the negative side, it often seemed that political power belonged to a few corrupt officials and their friends in business. In response, the idea of Progressivism was born. Progressives wanted greater democracy and justice. They wanted an honest government to reduce the power of business. Books by Upton Sinclair, Ida M. Tarbell, and Theodore Dreiser described unfair, unhealthy and dangerous situations. These writers hoped their books would force the government to make the United States safer and better for its citizens. 到1900年，美国经历增长时期，内战，经济繁荣，经济困难时期。美国人仍然相信宗教的自由。免费公共教育大部分可访问。自由报刊也在继续。消极的一面，但往往似乎政治权力属于一个少数腐败官员和美国他们的朋友交易。进步主义的想法应运而生。进步希望更大的民主和正义。他们想要一个廉洁的政府，以降低企业的权力。厄普顿辛克莱，Ida M. Tarbell，德莱塞的书籍描述不公平，不健康和危险的情况 。这些作家都希望他们的书籍，将迫使政府使美国更安全和公民更好。 这篇材料你能听出多少？点击这里做听写，提高外语水平>>