1. "I have a dream"

2. Ray Charles
Susan B. Anthony
The Founding Fathers
Mahatma Gandhi

3. "The imagination is not a State; it is the Human Existence itself.”
Victoria Robertson
Natalie Dean
Anjali Premkumar
Lucas Macaluso
Piyusha Sane
William Blake
"The imagination is not a State; it is the Human Existence itself.”

4. Childhood and Religion
Read the Bible at a very young age
Entered Art School by age 10
Started writing poems by age 12
Religion
Saw visions of angels, monks, Virgin Mary, and historical figures
Devout Christian
Believed that the church doctrine was primarily used as a form of social control
thought similarly about all institutions, especially industry

5. Marriage and Printing Marriage Printing Married Catherine Boucher
She was a poor, illiterate woman
Close, loving marriage
Printing
Opened print shop
Developed illuminated printing technique
Engraving a poem’s text and illustration on the same plate

6. Publication and Death Publications Death Songs of Innocence- 1789
Songs of Experience- 1795
Show the "the two contrary states of the human soul”
He did illustrations for Dante's Divine Comedy
Death
Died at age 69
Died singing “of the things he saw in heaven”

7. Little Boy Lost/ Found (pg. 757)
-Have you ever been lost?
Purpose
What do you think the main purpose was?
What do you think happened to the father?
How did you interpret the mother?

8. The Tyger (pg. 758)
-What do you think of when you hear the word tiger?
Purpose
What do you think Blake is trying to tell us?
Why do you think tiger is spelled "tyger"?
"Did he who made the lamb make thee?"