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I can connect "A Long Walk to Water" with me with Salva, when Salva zoned out in school because he knew a lot of the things that were being taught

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On page 274 in "Sunrise Over Fallujah" the story says,"'Where's Jonesy?' 'They're taking him to the other truck," she said. "He's hit! He's hit!"... They were putting him as I reach them. Jonesy's eyes were open and his hand was moving near his neck. I looked and saw a bubble of blood swell and disappear." Later in the book on page 274 "Jonesy was dead."

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On page 2-3 in "A Long Walk to Water" the narrator states, "His two sisters, Akit and Agnath did not go to school. Like the other girls in the village they stayed home."

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In "A Long Walk to Water" on page 74 "The [Ethiopian] soldiers fired their guns into the air and chased people away from the camp. The soldiers continued to drive them, shouting and shooting."

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-First Person
-Iraq War
-War has multiple sides

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-Third Person
-Sudanese War
-Two Narrated Points of Views

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An example of authority and power is when Birdy's friend Jonesy gets killed in an ambush.

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An example of authority is when Salva was forced by the Ethiopians to cross the Gilo River with weapons.

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An example of inequality is when the girls in Salva's village don't get to go to school but boys do.

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Point of View: Robin "Birdy" Perry (United States 

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Point of View: Robin "Birdy" Perry (United States 

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The Conflict in "Sunrise Over Fallujah" By: Walter Dean Myers is the United States and other groups are fighting other groups in Iraq.

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The Conflict in the Sudanese War is the north side of Sudan (government) is fighting the south side Sudan (rebels)

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"Sunrise Over Fallujah" By: Walter Dean Myers

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"Sunrise Over Fallujah" By: Walter Dean Myers

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In "Sunrise Over Fallujah" By Walter Dean Myers it is taken place in a war in Iraq during the early 2000s. Robin Perry's task as being a in the Civilian Affairs unit is to talk to the civilians. This varies from helping parents finding a lost child to trying to locate a detonator that can control an explosive. Although this job sounds less dangerous than being in the infantry, you still can get ambushed by rival forces and could be killed.

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"A Long Walk to Water" By: Linda Sue Park

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"A Long Walk to Water" By: Linda Sue Park

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The book "A Long Walk to Water" has two different perspective views, Salva, and Nya. In Salva's story, Salva's village in southern Sudan was attacked by the rebels, but managed to escape them and moved on to refugee camps outside of Sudan for years. Then, he had an opportunity to move to the United States and studied in college. In Nya's story, Nya has to walk to a pond which takes half a day to walk to get water for her family. Then one day these two men came to their village and purposed to build a well which helped their village a lot. And at the end it turns out that one of the two men building the well in Nya's Village was Salva even though their two tribes fought each other for centuries.

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Conflict Supplementary Reading By: Matthew Acuesta

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Conflict Supplementary Reading By: Matthew Acuesta

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Key Concept: Conflicts
Related Concept: Point of View
Statement of Inquiry: Inequality, Power and Authority