Chapter 16 Notes - Chapter 16 Notes Rosa Cassettari...

Chapter 16 Notes RosaCassettari  In 1984 he moved from Amita Village in the vicinity of Milan to America. Rosa left his son to re-enter the husband of a Missouri iron miner worker  Rosa could neither read nor write. Situation  On a boat, they are sleeping on a wooden shelf while eating from an iron plate and are crowded in the dark. He was fooled in New York and forced to travel to Missouri without eating.  Because there was no doctor or midwife, Rosa bore a premature baby on the cabin floor and her husband prostitized with savings  Rosa made it to Chicago.  Rosa has friends and religious beliefs.  Look for work at the Chicago Commons, a settlement set up to help migrants.  Go back to Italy to take their sons  People from rural areas to cities, from cities to cities, or from low development areas to industrial areas. Most movement magnets are at the center of the industrial capitalist society  Because work is unstable or moving at the end of the work, ordinary workers move to places  Depending on their circumstances for others  Capitalism to promote immigration politics and economies around the world Capitalism to promote immigration politics and economy around the world • After the financial panic in 1873 and 1893, the long-term high unemployment rate and the price decline between two panic where labor dispute continues • Farmers feel the impact of debt • Reduce manufacturers by replacing skilled workers with technology and technology Use international labor market to find cheaper labor costs • The US economy has changed dramatically ing. The Great Depression at the end of the 9th century  16 July 1877 Baltimore and Ohio railroad workers strike at wage cuts in Martinsburg, West Virginia

The strike expanded to the Pennsylvania Railway, Central New York State, Great Western, Texas Pacific  The government broke the strike and dispatched federal forces to kill 100 people. • The 1877 railroad strike was triggered by a recession that began in 1873 and spread all over the developed world • Immigrants arrived in New York - 200 thousand immigrants visited from 1865 to 1873 a year It was.  Hiring and immigration resumed in the 1880s but wages continued to fall  Panic 1893 o Including five major railway bankruptcies o More than 500 banks and 15,000 businesses closed • Telecommunications cabling in 1866 laying Atlantic  Rail and refrigerated Railway vehicles make shipping of goods in the USA easier and more efficient.  Ships make globalization easier.  Mix people as well as transportation  European industrialization and liberalization Release families from traditional links with land

Please note that each story starts with a stable sentence that provides the setting. The story of Kewa Bible can start like a traditional story. For example, a narrator in a story can start with Chapter 16 of Mark, using the more natural structure of the Kewa story. Please talk about each chapter of Mark 1. There was a prophet Isaiah, and he made good news about Jesus. There was a place called Capernaum where Jesus healed a jealous man. There is a person in the synagogue. A group of people gathered in the lake named Galilee. There is a place called Geraza where there is a man with an evil spirit. There are a lot of people listening to what he says in the hometown of Jesus. 7. A few Pharisees and teachers in Jerusalem came to Jesus. There are a lot of people who are not doing anything. There is a mountain, Jesus carries Peter, James and John. 10 years

When Ishmael was born, Abraham was 86 years old (16: 16). Thirteen years have passed between the events of chapter 16 and the beginning of chapter 17. Ishmael is now a teenager. In the last 13 years, Abram was convinced that Ishmael was the promised "seed" and that he and Sarai would have countless descendants. I am convinced that Abram is deeply involved in Ishmael and I love him very much. 1 When Abram became ninety-nine years old, the Lord appeared to him and said to him, "I am the king, I am irresponsible in front of you.2 I have confirmed the covenant with you, I will give it to you. " "3 Abram fell to the ground, God told him. 4" To me, this is my contract with you. You will be the father of many countries. 5 Your name is no longer Abram. On the contrary, your name will be Abraham, because I will make you a father of many countries.