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Question 3 is the most compelling question because we are at a time where justice and equity are constantly challenged and questioned in this country and it is hard to say that everyone in this country receives the justice that they deserve

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Essential Question 3 is compelling to me because it's seen that people aren't granted equity and fair justice in America. I wish to know how I can help in approving our justice system to become more accepting to others.

Question: How can a global citizen help in the great world spectrum?

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Essential Question #1
Individual identity is something that everyone struggles with at some point in their lives and individual identity is something someone can use as an inspiration for their motivation in life.
Q from me: How can my identity push for more change?

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1 because i don't really know the answer to it because it different to each individual person

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Q3 because I know that there are many things wrong with the American justice system, and I am interested in exploring how that system has contributed to justice and equity (or lack of) throughout the entirety of America.

Question: What are the different ways – both big and small – in which I can contribute to helping my community resist social injustices?

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1. because I don't know the answer to it and it can  be anything, very curious about this question
What can I do to make a difference?

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Question 4 is compelling to me because I feel that Americans abuse their rights that are given to them so when you start to think about it, you wonder what rights do we really have and to what extent.

Question: Will this class be similar to PSJ to the sense that we are encouraged to make a change?

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Question 4: There are always fundamental rights for American society, but the inequality lies where the rights and privileges vary for different groups of people.

How can we work to ensure that there is justice in American society?

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1. What shaped individual identity formation?

2. What institutional and individual factors contribute to the construction of American identity?

3.  Is equity and justice granted to all living in America?

4. What rights and privileges are given to members of American society?

5. Is democracy fully realized and inclusive of all in America?

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Essential Question number 1 is the most compelling question to me because I have always wondered how one's identity is formed. Is this individual identity formation solely because of certain experiences or is the identity formed through other factors such as faith, moral code etc.?

Question I have:
Is it possible to alter or re-invent one's identity through the course of one's lifetime?

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Compelling Q: 5 is the most compelling question to me because although we are a democratic society, there are disparities, in different communities from all around the nation, in how democracy is portrayed and carried out. Some are awarded more rights than others depending on race, socio-economic status, etc.
Q I hope to answer in this class: How are some movements which are so outdated still able to function properly without being shut down because they violate people's safety/rights?

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3. In today's society there is still the continuation of unequal treatment of people who live in America.

One question I hope to have answered is what we can do to have that bigger impact on our community.

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Question #5 is the most compelling to me because a big part of what makes America arguably one of the greatest countries is it's claim to freedom and democracy.
Question I have: What are political actions an individual can take on a base level to create social change.

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Question 1: I think this question is compelling because identity and finding who you are seems to be a big theme at ND.
Question I hope to answer: Given history, why do so many problems continue to repeat themselves?

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3 is interesting to me because there are so many people who are not treated equal and I don't understand why

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3. Is the most interesting to me because as Americans we are all supposed to be given the same rights, responsibilities and opportunities but most Americans don't have the same opportunities.
My question is how can we change this as young adults

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#3 because it is one of the big questions that is recently applied or asked in our daily lives because of recent issues and repeated history. One question that I hope to answer by the end of this semester is, how can we construct a community that builds trust and not hate?

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4 is the most compelling because I don't know all of them by heart but I should know my rights and privileges.

Are there differences in the rights and privileges given to different members of American Society? If so, what are the differences?

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It's the most compelling to me because we've been given all these rights and privileges, but for some reason what opinion we would say or religion we practiced are not treated fairly and respected equally. Also I don't know completely all of them only just a handful and I feel obligated to know.

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Question 5 because I really want to explore the intricacies of how one person effects democracy, or if they even cause a ripple.

One question I have is how can I help to combat social issues by helping others to be heard and finding that balance as to not shout over them

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I think #3 is interesting because it can be applied to current events today, and it also contradicts the idea of the American Dream's promise of equality.
The question I hope to gain a better understanding of is how and why certain privileges are given to certain groups of people versus others in different communities.

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5. It is interesting to me because democracy is seen as a hallmark of american society and something that we should all be able to participate in, yet we tend to try to brush over the flaws in it.
Question: I want to able to look critically at what is happening in the world and be able to question things more effectively

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2. Interesting because when I think of America it is more on an institutional level rather than an individual identity.
Question: Exploring why power works the way that it does.

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3 because we talk a lot about the idea of an American Dream and equal opportunities for all, but in reality many members of society are not treated equally. I am interested in learning more about how this gap came to be. One question I have is what are steps we can take as high schoolers to stop the "political paralysis" and make a difference in our local and national communities.

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I find question 3 really interesting because it makes us think about the underlying problems that America likes to ignore. There is a giant history of racism, sexism etc etc  that we tend to like to push aside in favor of terms like " No now we're colorblind" or other copouts. We pretend that everyone is equal and for a while the white majority could get away with that because, due to segregation, they didn't have to see the problems facing minorities. However, today as the country seems to diversify exponentially we all have to examine who gets justice and equity when everyone deserves it.
I don't currently have questions but I know they will arise

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Question 3 is most compelling to me because it's really relevant to current events and unfair how people living in a very wealthy country don't have fair access to everything.
Question: What are things I can do to contribute to change?

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#3 is compelling because it can be answered in many ways with different reasons.
Equity and justice is available for everyone in America but not experienced by all.

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Number 5 is compelling because  of all that is happening with equity vs. equality in today's America.
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