SAT写作素材之名人生平.docx
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SAT写作素材之名人生平
SAT写作素材——名人生平
SAT考试的一个主要组成部分就是SAT写作,而写作也常常是一件令人头疼的事情,尤其在文章中需要举例说明问题的时候,很多学生往往很苦恼,从今天开始我们要陆续给大家介绍一些SAT写作中常用的例证素材,有了这些素材写作就不再那么难了。
国外有很多为科学、文化、人类的发展做出突出贡献的名人,把他们的事迹作为写作素材不失为一种很好的选择,首先来看名人生平。
BillGates
WhenBillGatesmadehisdecisiontodropoutfromHarvard,hedidnotcaretoomuchoftheresult.GatesenteredHarvardin1973,anddroppedouttwoyearslaterwhenheandAllenstartedtheengineofMicrosoft.ManypeopledidnotunderstandwhyGatesgaveupsuchagoodopportunitytostudyintheworld’sNo.1University.However,withsizecomespower,MicrosoftdominatesthePCmarketwithitsoperatingsystems,suchasMS-DOSandWindows.Now,MicrosoftbecomesthebiggestsoftwarecompanyintheworldandBillGatesbecomestherichestmanintheworld.
ThomasEdison
WecanlearnfromtheexperienceofthegreatinventorThomasAlvaEdisonthatsometimesaseriesofapparentfailuresisreallyaprecursortosuccess.ThevoluminouspersonalpapersofEdisonrevealthathisinventionstypicallydidnotspringtolifeinaflashofinspirationbutevolvedslowlyfrompreviousworks.
MotherTeresa
MotherTeresa,winneroftheNobelPeacePrize,dedicatedthemajorityofherlifetohelpingthepoorestofthepoorinIndia,thusgainingherthename"SaintoftheGutters."ThedevotiontowardsthepoorwonherrespectthroughouttheworldandtheNobelPeacePrizein1979.ShefoundedanorderofnunscalledtheMissionariesofCharityinCalcutta,Indiadedicatedtoservingthepoor.Almost50yearslater,theMissionariesofCharityhavegrownfrom12sistersinIndiatoover3,000in517missionsthroughout100countriesworldwide.
DianaSpencer
LadyDianaSpencer,PrincessofWales,isrememberedandrespectedbypeopleallovertheworldmoreforherbeauty,kindness,humanityandcharitableactivitiesthanforhertechnicalskills.
NelsonMandela
Mandela,theSouthAfricanblackpoliticalleaderandformerpresident,wasawarded1993NobelPeacePrizeforhiseffortstoantiracismandantiapartheid.NelsonMandelaisoneofthegreatmoralandpoliticalleadersofourtime:
aninternationalherowhoselifelongdedicationtothefightagainstracialoppressioninSouthAfricawonhimtheNobelPeacePrizeandthepresidencyofhiscountry.Sincehistriumphantreleasein1990frommorethanaquarter-centuryofimprisonment,Mandelahasbeenatthecentreofthemostcompellingandinspiringpoliticaldramaintheworld.AspresidentoftheAfricanNationalCongressandheadofSouthAfrica'santiapartheidmovement,hewasinstrumentalinmovingthenationtowardmultiracialgovernmentandmajorityrule.Heisreveredeverywhereasavitalforceinthefightforhumanrightsandracialequality.
GeorgeBush
OnJanuary16,1991,PresidentBushorderedthecommencementofOperationDesertStorm,amassiveU.S.-ledmilitaryoffensiveagainstIraqinthePersianGulf.
Inlate1992,BushorderedU.S.troopsintoSomalia,anationdevastatedbydroughtandcivilwar.ThepeacekeepingmissionwouldprovethemostdisastroussinceLebanon,andPresidentClintonabruptlycalleditoffin1993.
JimmyCarter
PresidentCarter'spolicyofplacinghumanrightsrecordsattheforefrontofAmerica'srelationshipswithothernationscontributedtoacoolingofColdWarrelationsinthelate1970s.
In1980,forthefirsttimeinsevenyears,FidelCastroauthorizedemigrationoutofCubabythecountry'scitizens.TheUnitedStateswelcomedtheCubans,butlatertookstepstoslowthetidewhenevidencesuggestedthatCastrowasusingtherefugeeflighttoemptyhisprisons.
NevilleChamberlain
In1938,BritishPrimeMinisterChamberlainsignedtheMunichPactwithAdolfHitler,anagreementthatgaveCzechoslovakiaawaytoNaziconquestwhilebringing,asChamberlainpromised,"peaceinourtime."
ElevenmonthsafterthesigningoftheMunichPact,GermanybrokethepeaceinEuropebyinvadingPoland.AsolemnChamberlainhadnochoicebuttodeclarewar,andWorldWarIIbeganinEurope.
WinstonChurchill
Intheearly1930s,ConservativeM.P.WinstonChurchillissuedunheededwarningsofthethreatofNaziaggressionfromhisseatonaHouseofCommonsbackbench.
WithGermantanksracingacrossFrance,ChurchillspoketotheBritishpeopleforthefirsttimeasprimeminister,andpledgedastruggletothelastbreathagainstNaziconquestandoppression.
Inthesummerof1940,thedemocraciesofcontinentalEuropefelltoGermanyonebyone,leavingGreatBritainaloneinitsresistancetoAdolfHitler.TheNazileaderwasconfidentthatvictoryagainstBritainwouldcomesoon,butChurchillprophesiedotherwise,tellinghiscountrymenthattheBattleofBritainwouldbe"theirfinesthour."
BillClinton
In1994,PresidentClintonauthorizedamilitaryoperationtooverthrowHaiti'smilitarydictatorsandrestoreitsdemocraticallyelectedleader.Ontheeveofinvasion,bloodshedwaspreventedwhenformerpresidentJimmyCarterbrokeredanagreementwithHaiti'sleadersinwhichtheypledgedtogiveuppower.
DwightD.Eisenhower
OnJune5,1944,thesupremeAlliedcommanderorderedcommencementoftheD-Dayinvasion,thelargestcombinedsea,air,andlandmilitaryoperationinhistory.Eisenhowertoldthe3millionmenoftheAlliedExpeditionaryForce,"Theeyesoftheworldareuponyou!
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In1956,Israel,Britain,andFranceinvadedEgyptinprotestofitsnationalizationoftheSuezCanal.TheU.S.S.R.andtheUnitedStates,bothvyingforgreaterinfluenceintheMiddleEast,forcedthethreenationstoendtheiroccupationofthestrategiccanal.
PrincessesElizabethandMargaret
DuringtheBattleofBritain,thechildrenofKingGeorgeVIdeliveredaradioaddresstoBritishchildrenwhohadbeenevacuatedabroad.PrincessesElizabethandMargaret,liketheirparents,weatheredthedarkdaysofWorldWarIIinBritain.
GeraldFord
NinedaysbeforethefallofSaigon,PresidentFordspokeontheresignationofSouthVietnamesePresidentThieu.Soonafter,theUnitedStateslaunchedamassivehelicopterevacuationoftensofthousandsofanticommunistSouthVietnameseandthelastfewAmericansremaininginthecountry.
MohandasGandhi
In1931,Gandhi,thepoliticalandspiritualleaderoftheIndianindependencemovement,wasreleasedfromprisontoattendtheLondonRoundTableConferenceonIndiaasthesolerepresentativeoftheIndianNationalCongress.
Gorbachev
AsleaderoftheU.S.S.R.,MikhailGorbachevwasagreatforceforpeace,evenatthecostoftheSovietgovernment'sdownfallafter74yearsinpower.
AdolfHitler
AfewdaysbeforehisoccupationoftheSudetenland,aconfidentHitleraddressedaNazirallyatBerlin'sSportpalaststadium,andreassuredthecrowdthatifwarcamewithBritainandFrancetheGermanWehrmachtwouldbevictorious.
PopeJohnPaulII
In1995,thepopeaddressedtheUnitedNationsontheoccasionofits50thanniversary.ReaffirminghissupportoftheidealsandgoalsoftheU.N.,hepraisedtheUniversalDeclarationofHumanRightsandcalledfortheU.N.tobecomethemoralcenterofafamilyofnations.
NikitaKhrushchevandRichardNixon
InadefiningmomentoftheColdWar,VicePresidentNixonandSovietleaderKhrushchevengagedinanimpromptudebateaboutthemeritsanddisadvantagesofcapitalismandcommunism.Theexchange,whichtookplaceinMoscowinfrontofareplicaofasuburbanAmericankitchen,wasknownasthe"KitchenDebate."
DouglasMacArthur
OnSeptember2,1945,aboardtheUSSMissouriinTokyoBay,themostdestructivewarinhumanhistoryofficiallycametoanendasrepresentativesoftheJapanesegovernmentandmilitarysignedtheircountry'sunconditionalsurrender.
AfterclashingwithPresidentTrumanoverwarpolicy,MacArthurwasrelievedofhiscommandofU.N.forcesinKoreaandreturnedtotheU.S.forthefirsttimesincebeforeWorldWarII.Givenahero'swelcome,headdressedajointmeetingofCongress,wherehedeclared,"Oldsoldiersneverdie,theyjustfadeaway."
RichardNixon
In1973,afterfiveyearsoftalks,theUnitedStatesandNorthVietnamreachedapeaceagreementtoendU.S.involvementinVietnam.Twoyearslater,SaigonfelltoNorthVietnameseforcesandVietnamwasunifiedunderCommunistrule.
RonaldReagan
In1984,Reagancalledforaninternationalbanonchemicalweapons.Sixyearslater,PresidentBushandSovietleaderGorbachevwouldsignahistoricagreementtoceaseproductionandbegindestructionofbothnations'sizablereserves.
In1987,duringavisittoBerlin,thepresidentmadeadramaticpleatoSovietleaderMikhailGorbachevto"teardown"theBerlinWall.Twoyearslater,Berlinerswoulddosoontheirownaccord.
FranklinD.Roosevelt
ThedayafterJapan'sattackonPearlHarbor,PresidentRooseveltaddressedajointsessionofCongress,andproclaimedDecember7"adatewhichwillliveininfamy."Withonlyonedissent,CongressgrantedhisrequestforanofficialdeclarationofwaragainstJapan.
Twomonthsbeforehisdeath,RooseveltmetWinstonChurchillandJosephStalinforthelasttimeatYaltaintheU.S.S.R.The"BigThree"leadersdiscussedmilitaryconsiderationsinthewaragainstGermanyandJapan,andcompromisedontheirvisionsofthepostwarworldorder.
Tito
In1963,Tito,theindependent-mindedcommunistleaderofYugoslaviasince1945,visitedtheUnitedStatesduringatouroftheAmericas.
HarryTruman
ThreedaysafterthebombingofHiroshima,PresidentTrumanwarnedJapanoffurtheratomicattacksuntilitsurrendered.Whennoanswercame,heauthorizedthedroppingofasecondatomicbombonNagasaki.Sixdayslater,Japansurrendered.
In1949,TrumansignedtheNorthAtlanticTreatywith10EuropeannationsandCanad
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