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By: Zhixiang Liu & Jinlu Du

Outline : 

Outline 1. Early life and family. 2. Political career. 3. Nobel Peace Prize 2009.

1. Family : 

1. Family Young Barack with his mother， Ann Dunham 1963 Barack, age 10 and his kenyn father, Barack Obama Sr.

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Childhood in Hawaii

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Obama lived with his grandparents in Hawaii

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As a columbia collage student in 1983 At harvard law School in Boston, Massachusetts, 1991 the first black president of the Harvard Law Review.

Teaching at University of Chicago Law School : 

Teaching at University of Chicago Law School

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Obama and his wife, Michelle, on their wedding day, October 18, 1992.

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The Obamas

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2. Political career 2008 president campaign

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Change we can believe in

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Democratic Party Political positions Opposed to gay marriage but supports gay health benefits. *Repeal some tax cuts to improve health care system. Strong supporter of women's abortion rights . Immigration reform and relatively open borders. Keep NAFTA and other free trade agreements intact. *Ending the war in Iraq responsibly; Finishing the fight against al Qaeda and the Taliban; *Achieving true energy security; Rebuilding our alliances to meet the challenges of the 21st century

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Barack Obama The 44th president of U.S.

3. Nobel Peace Prize : 

3. Nobel Peace Prize Theodore Roosevelt (1905) Woodrow Wilson (1919) Jimmy Carter, Jr. (2002) End the Russo-Japanese War. Pushing to join the League of Nations. For humanitarian efforts.

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The 2009 Nobel Peace Prize "for his extraordinary efforts to strengthen international diplomacy and cooperation between peoples." “To say that force is sometimes necessary is not a call to cynicism -- it is a recognition of history; the imperfections of man and the limits of reason.” -- Obama

Obama’s life at a glance : 

Obama’s life at a glance

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Thanks.