Oklahoma

Display: Oklahoma Day: 1930s (1950 movies) Music Author: Richard Rodgers' Booking: Place Ikki Nyundeok / Mirror Story: Two songs Oscar Hammerstein Lyrics: Choreographer Oscar Hammerstein II and Time: 1930 Oklahoma City Main Character: Curly - Tenor Raleigh - Soprano Ali Hakim - Speech Partjud Fly - Baritone Will Parker - Tenor Alder Error - Alto Adian Carnes - Alto Middle School Role: Mr. Skidmore - Lecture Part / Tenor All songs, dance, lecture partial performance Main song and / or dance: The title is being played with the letter of the overture orchestra "Oh, Wha

Everything is time, it is the time it is born, it is time to die. I was born in Tulsa, Oklahoma, I spent my childhood in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Needless to say, I do not know if I will die or whether I am going to die soon, but I will tell once more that I do not know about death. Planting time and eradication time My husband is married to me for one year, and now we live in Tulsa, Oklahoma. For me, pulling my life out of Oklahoma City was a very difficult decision, but when I did this I met my husband, and now I am very grateful for doing that .

The biggest terrorist attack in Oklahoma occurred in the Federal government building in Oklahoma City in 1995. It was on the road of Tulsa in 1921. The Greenwood community of Tulsa, Oklahoma is unique. At the beginning of the 20th century, it was called "Black Wall Wall Street." And it is the home of Negro and Native American who became rich from oil discovery. But wealth does not mean equality. Caucasian inhabitants are worried about the rise of black wealth and are trying to implement public isolation measures. In 1914, Tulsa passed a law prohibiting everyone from living in a block, and over three quarters of existing residents belonged to another race. Greenwood is isolated. There are mainly law firm offices, car shops, cafes, cinemas, funeral homes, pool halls, beauty salons, grocery stores, fur shops and candy stores.

The history of Oklahoma is the history of Oklahoma and the land that the state currently occupies. The eastern side of the narrow area of ​​Oklahoma was acquired in Louisiana in 1803, and the pan handle was not acquired before the acquisition of American American after the Mexican-American war. Historians David Baird and Danny Goble have explored the essence of the historical experience of the people of Oklahoma. They said, "People in Oklahoma share experiences over time, talking about optimism, innovation, perseverance, entrepreneurial spirit, common sense, collective courage, and simple decent things. There is no core value for people. "