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2、學(xué)校與學(xué)生：BillGates,JamesCameron,Edison合作與競爭/個人與他人/個人與集體：BillGates,Edison領(lǐng)導(dǎo)與群眾：Roosevelt,Mandela成功根源/忠誠堅持：Edison,JamesCameron快樂源泉：Roosevelt,Edison行為動機(幫助別人)：BillGates,Mandela個人與命運/現(xiàn)實與理想：BillGates,JamesCameron真實與謊言/表象與實質(zhì)：TheLastLeaf,TheGreatGatsby(成功與失?。篟oosevelt,Edison)FranklinDelanoRooseve
3、lt◇FranklinDelanoRoosevelt,the32ndpresidentofUnitedStates,wasasuccessfulleadertoguideAmericancitizenstowalkoutoftheshadowoftheGreatDepression.◇OnOctober29,1929,thestockmarketcrashtriggeredtheGreatDepression.Overnight,peoplelosteverything.Andtheunemploymentwentupto25%.◇HerbertClarkHoover
4、,thenPresidentofUnitedStates,insistedontheprinciplesofclassicaleconomics,thenwidelyconsideredcorrectbyeconomists.Theybelievedthatthemarkethadtheabilitytocorrectitself,sonomajorgovernmentinterventionwasneeded.However,thistime,thatpolicydidnotwork.◇Afteranalyzingthesituation,Rooseveltfoun
5、dthatthiseconomicpolicycouldgenerateaseriesofproblems.Forexample,someindustrieswouldbemonopolizedbybigcompaniesandsoon.Herealizedthatgovernmentinterventionwasnecessarytosavetheeconomy.◇Withtheslogan,“theonlythingwehavetofearisfearitself.”RooseveltwaselectedasthepresidentoftheUnitedState
6、s.ThosewordsbroughtconfidenceandstrengthforAmericanpeopletoovercometheunprecedentedfinancialcrises.◇RooseveltenactedtheNewDeal,whichwascategorizedbyhistoriansas“relief,recoveryandreform”.◇OneofthemostsuccessfulprojectsoftheNewDealwastheTennesseeValleyAuthority(TVA).Thisgiantpublicpowerp
7、rojectinthevalleyoftheTennesseeRivercouldnotonlyregulatefloods,butalsoprovidecheaperelectricityforresidentsalongtheTennesseeRiver.BillGates◇BillGates,thefounderofMicrosoft,isoneoftherichestpeopleintheworld.◇Throughhishardwork,BillGatesearnedbillionsofdollars.◇However,insteadofl
