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物語文
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in the United States could not do under the law. There
drinking
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ement [mú:vmant]
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fountains they could not use. There were bus seats they
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の水飲み器
These unfairlaws upset many people.
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One of
Luther
them was Martin Luther King, Jr. He heard about the
Jr.
a lú:0ar kin
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arrest of Rosa Parks in Montgomery, Alabama. He said,
*ルーサー
ゴュニア(名前)
“We cannot stand it anymore. Let's start a movement.
mery
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コー(地名)
Everyone has a right to take any seat on any bus. We
[elabema]
自名)
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shall never give up."
LADIES
MEN
20世紀半
COLORED
南部の州
人への人
められて
してジ
れた。
るものと

Here is a famous quote from his speech.
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Text
Words
1。
Djustice [dsistas] 正義
Zcar(s) [ká:r(z)] 車
boycott [báikàt|
le
ere
ボイコット
のlast(ed) [laest(ad)] 続く
ng
2be free to
自由に…することができる
ey
Danywhere
[énihwèar] どこにでも
バスを使わずに歩く人たち
通学や通勤のために車に相乗りする人たち
Dachievement
[atfi:vmant] 業績
of
Dr. King led the people of Montgomery ina fight
Zinspire(d) linspáior(d)]
奮い立たせる
2 quote [kwóut] 引用
for justice. They fought in a peaceful way. They stopped
le
Lincoln Memorial
[linkon mam5:rial]
リンカーン記念館
riding city buses. Some walked to work and school.
Others shared cars.
Many people supported the Bus
gathered 集点
led 導た
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; Boycott, even some white people. Their fight lasted for
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more than a year. They finally won, and black people
were free to sit anywhere on the bus. This achievement
目 Notes
inspired courage in many people. They joined the
●shall (p.74)
shall はやや古い英語だが、
話し手の強い意志を表し、
肯定文では「必ず…する」,
否定文では「決して…しな
い」の意味。公民権運動を
象徴する歌 「We Shall
Overcome」(直訳すると「私
たちは必ず勝つ」)にもこの
shall が使われている。
movement and worked hard to change other unfair laws.
0 In 1963, over 200,000 people gathered in
Washington, D.C. to support justice for all. Dr. King made
d great speech from the steps of the Lincoln Memorial.
●Dr. King
キング牧師のこと。 Dr.
(doctor の略)は博士号を取
得した人への敬称。キング
牧師はボストン大学神学部
の博士課程を修了している。
seventy-five 75
hn

「どんな問題があったか」、 「解決するために何をしたか」、 「その結果どうなった
Ihave a dream that one day we will
Get Ready
物語を読む前に確認しよう。
STAGE 1
(1)知っているアメリカの偉人をあげてみよう。
その人たちはどのような夢をもっていたと思いますか。
Read
物語の概要をとらえよう。
STAGE 2
Guide 1
英文に書かれている順に番号を書こう。
() キング牧師のスピーチ:
(d) 当時の黒人の状況:
(b) キング牧師の夢の現在:
(e) ローザ·パークスさんの事件:
lo (c) 人種差別撤廃運動:
Guide 2 次の質問に答えよう。
(1) What were some unfair laws?
(2) How did Dr. King and people of Montgomery fight for justice?
(3) What did black people get after the fight?
(4) What did Dr. King do in Washington, D.C. in 1963?
(5) What happened to Dr. King after the speech?
Goal 物語の概要を図にまとめよう。
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Unfair Laws
A Fight for Justice
The Speech
After the Speech
In 1955
* Dr. King and people
In 1963
In 1964
of Montgomery fought
* Dr. King made
* Dr. King won
could not do many
in
things
* The fight lasted for
from the steps of the
In 1968
* Rosa Parks was
Lincoln Memorial.
→Dr. King was
00:S eml
5
in
* They finally won, and
black people were
Montgomery.
o0odee
in
STAGE 3
Think & Speak
English
りよい社会にするために何をしたらよいか考え, キング牧師のスピーチにならって宣言しよう。
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VCheck
Tips for Reading
次の語句は何を指していますか。
These unfair laws (p.74, 1.6), This achievement (p.75, 1.7)
か」を押さえながら読んでみよう。