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1、英文10分钟演讲稿 英语演讲稿1分钟导读：公众演讲范文，英文10分钟演讲稿应该怎么写，有什么格式要求，科教范文网提供的这篇文章是一个很好的范例：reagan was born on fery 6, 1911, in an apartment above a bank in tico, illinois.he was the .Fzf412 color:#999999; reagan was born on fery 6, 1911, in an apartment above a bank in tico, illinois.he was the second of two sons born

2、 to john edward reagan (1883–1941), an irish american catholic, and nelle clyde wilson (1883–1962), who was of scottish, canadian and english descent and a member of the disciples of christ.his older pother was neil reagan (1908–1996).his paternal great-grandfather, michael reagan,

3、 came to the united states from ballyporeen, county tipperary, ireland, in the 1860s, and the rest of his paternal family immigrated from ireland in the 1800s as well.3 prior to his immigration, the family name was spelled regan.his maternal great-grandfather, john wilson, immigrated to the united s

4、tates from paisley, scotland, in the 1840s and married jane blue, a canadian from queens, new punswick.reagans maternal grandmother, mary anne elsey, was born in epsom, surrey, england.4 although his father was catholic, reagans mother was an active protestant and he was raised in the christian chur

5、ch (disciples of christ) denomination and attended a church school, eureka college.reagans father was an alcoholic and often unemployed; in great depression he was employed by the wpa, a new deal work relief program that reagan never criticized.4 the family lived in chicago piefly and in small towns

6、 in northern illinois.reagan attended mount lebanon school district and di_on high school in di_on, illinois.there, he developed a gift for storytelling and acting.these abilities led to his selection as one of the freshman speakers during the late-night meeting prior to the student strike at eureka

7、 college.in 1926 reagan began work as a lifeguard at lowell park, near di_on.he was credited with saving 77 lives during the seven summers he worked there.in 1932, after graduating from eureka (b.a.in economics and sociology), reagan worked at radio stations woc in davenport, iowa, and then who in d

8、es moines as an announcer for chicago cubs baseball games, getting only the bare outlines of the game from a ticker and relying on his imagination to flesh out the game.once, during the ninth inning of a game, the wire went dead but reagan smoothly improvised a fictional play-by-play (in which hitte

9、rs on both teams fouled off numerous pitches) until the wire was restored.5 （科教作文网:/zw.nseEc） in 1937, when in california to cover spring training for the chicago cubs as a headline radio announcer, reagan took a screen test that led to a seven-year contract with the warner pothers studio.reagans cl

10、ear voice, easy-going manner, and athletic physique made him popular with audiences; the majority of his screen roles were as the leading man in b movies.his first screen credit was the starring role in the 1937 movie love is on the air.by the end of 1939, he had appeared in 19 films.before santa fe

11、 trail in 1940, he played the role of george &;the gipper&; gipp in the film knute rockne, all american.from this role he acquired the nickname the gipper, which he retained the rest of his life.reagan considered his best acting work to have been in kings row (1942).he played the part of a young man

12、 whose legs were utated.he used a line he spoke in this film, &;wheres the rest of me?&;, as the title for his autobiography.other notable reagan films include international squadron, tennessees partner, hellcats of the navy, this is the army, the hasty heart, hong kong, the winning team, bedtime fo

13、r bonzo, cattle queen of montana, storm warning, and prisoner of war movie.his many leading ladies included jane wyman, priscilla lane, ann sheridan, viveca lindfors, patricia neal, barbara stanwyck, rhonda fleming, ginger rogers, doris day, nancy davis, and angie dickinson.he has a star on the holl

14、ywood walk of fame.reagan was missioned as a reserve officer in the army in 1935.in november 1941, reagan was called up but disqualified for bat duty because of his astigmatism.after the attack on pearl harbor, lieutenant reagan was activated and assigned to the first motion picture unit in the unit

15、ed states army air forces, which made training and education films, where his acting e_perience could be put to work.he remained in hollywood for the duration of the war.reagans film roles became fewer in the late 1950s; he moved to television as a host and frequent performer for general electric th

16、eater.reagan appeared in over 50 television dramas.reagan served as the president of the screen actors guild (sag) from 1947 until 1952, and again from 1959 to 1960.in 1952, a hollywood dispute raged over his granting of a sag blanket waiver to mca, which allowed it to both represent and employ tale

17、nt for its burgeoning tv franchises.he went from host and program supervisor of general electric theater to producing and claiming an equity stake in the tv show itself.at one point in the late 1950s, reagan was earning appro_imately $125,000 per year ($800,000 in _ dollars).his final work as a prof

18、essional actor was as host and performer on the popular death valley days television series.reagans final big-screen appearance came in the 1964 film the killers, a remake of an earlier version, based on a short story by ernest hemingway.reagan portrayed a mob chieftain.this film, the first made-for

19、-tv movie, was originally produced for nbc, but the works censor found it too violent.reagans co-stars were john cassavetes, lee marvin, and angie dickinson.内容来自.nseac.in total reagan boasts a fairly prodigious credit history of 102 activities ranging from cowpoke to a cameo appearance in spies like

20、 us.on november 5, 1994, reagan announced that he had been diagnosed with alzheimers disease.he informed the nation of his condition via a hand-written letter.with his trademark optimism, he stated in conclusion: &;i now begin the journey that will lead me into the sunset of my life.i know that for

21、america there will always be a pight dawn ahead.thank you, my friends.may god always bless you.&; 12 as the years went on, the disease slowly destroyed his mental capacity, forcing him to live in quiet isolation.on fery 6, _, reagan reached the age of 90 and was only the third former us president to

22、 reach that age - the other two being john adams and herbert hoover.since the former president had a hip operation three weeks prior to his 90th birthday and was suffering from alzheimers disease for the past seven years, his 90th birthday was to be a low-key celepation with his family at his home i

23、n bel-air.nancy reagan, the wife of the former us president, told cnns larry king that very few visitors were allowed access to her husband because she felt that &;ronnie would want people to remember him as he was.&; nancy reagan went on to say that as the only ailment he had was the alzheimers dis

24、ease he could live to be 100.people who had visited the former us president in his home said the disease was so well advanced that he was unable to recognize any of them and he could not remember anything about his days as us president.reagan died of pneumonia on june 5, _ at 1:09 pm pdt at his home

25、 in bel-air, california.after a major state funeral in washington that drew leaders from around the world, he was buried at the ronald reagan presidential lipary in simi valley, california.the state funeral was presided over by president george w.bush, whose father was vice-president under reagan and followed reagan to the white house.中国大学排名 第 9 页 共 9 页