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December 4: Historic Milestones in Sports, Politics, and Culture

December 4th holds significant events in history, including the 1st CFL Grey Cup in 1909, where the University of Toronto triumphed over Toronto Parkdale with a score of 26-6. In 1945, the U.S. Senate approved participation in the United Nations. The theatrical world celebrated the opening of "Les Miserables" in London in 1985. It's also the birthday of notable figures: historian AL Rowse, rapper Jay-Z, and model Tyra Banks. Explore these fascinating moments that shaped our past and present.

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December 4: Historic Milestones in Sports, Politics, and Culture

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  1. Today in History: December 4th ... • 1909 - 1st CFL Grey Cup: University of Toronto defeats Toronto Parkdale, 26-6 • 1945- The U.S. Senate approved American participation in the United Nations. • 1985 - "Les Miserables" opens at Palace Theatre, London • Happy Birthday ... • AL Rowse (1903-1997) UK Historian/Poet (known for his work about Elizabethan England and Poetry about Cornwall, England - Shakespearean Scholar & Biographer) • Jay-Z (record producer, entrepreneur & rapper) Dec. 4th 1969 ... 44 years old today • Tyra Banks (TV personality, model & actress)Dec. 4th 1973 ... 40 years old today • CBC

  2. Who is Abraham? • Both religions have roots to the great patriarch Abraham. • The different teachings of the story of Abraham is at the root of this dynamic conflict. • He was later renamed Abraham by God, (Genesis 17:5)

  3. Analysis of Balfour Declaration • Creating the State of Israel: Justice in Conflict booklet. • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=twm8SI7Og24

  4. In groups of (2) or work individually: create a advertisement announcing the Balfour Declaration. • Your poster must clearly present one of the following: either to benefit the Zionists, the possible Arab reaction to the declaration, or does it sit somewhere on the fence between the two. • Be creative and use colour!

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