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Evaluate the concern of the protesters in France and infer how this would affect the United States.

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What can you say about the fact that Mexico does not want illegals coming into their country, but Mexico is letting their people come to our illegally?

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Evaluate what options the Mexican government has for dealing with the migrant caravan.

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Why do you think that this Amazon issue is coming up in England just now instead of before?

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I found that it is important and enlightening that change has not happened in a while in the United States. People coming together as the article said does not make the difference due to the fact that people are so one sided. Change can happen in some cases, but it is very rarely now.

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Protests have come together from going against slavery to fighting for human rights, like the Selma March and the March on Washington. People have the right to protest, so when the chaos begins, it is usually because of the anger that these people have against someone's idea or opinion on something. Change is something that needs to happen more often in these times of turmoil and anxiety, or every country will fall to broken pieces.

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It seems odd to me that most of these successful protests happened early in our countries history. Most of the successes were centered around extremely important topics. It is crazy how you can never make everyone happy though.

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Evaluate how the French government could placate the protesters, and defend the protesters' right to stay angry.

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1) I think that anger is the main role in protesting.  people protest because they are unhappy with something.
2/3) I think that it can help and hurt.  It can help because it shows you are more serious, but anger also can hurt because it creates chaos.

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I feel without anger, there is no need to protest. whether that anger leads to violence is a completely separate topic. I think anger helps and hurts. It helps by creating a reason to protest, but it also can impact logical thinking. With less logical thinking compromise can be overlooked and violence can turn the protest into a rebellion.

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Protests such as the March on Washington or Selma, are about basic human rights that all people deserve. These protests have changed how America should be like, how it should be run, how people should be treated. Without these protests in history, none of human rights would be available in today's society.

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Anger is what drives people to finally protest. If there is no angry or feeling towards a certain subject I don't feel that there is even a reason to protest. I think anger can help or hurt. Anger can make you do some really dumb things to someone, it can always make you feel more passionate about a topic

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Should Mexico let the people stay? why or why not

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I think this is extremely important to read. All of these successful protests changed America to the way it is today. If any of these protests never happened, America would be totally different. For example, the Bus Boycott. Parks stood up for all of the African American people for their right to sit anywhere on the bus. This might seem not as important as the Quaker petition against slavery but it really is. It changed the way African Americans were treated. It gave them more freedom.

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I absolutely think anger helps protests and boycotts. Nothing will ever change unless someone is angry enough to make a difference. If any of these famous people leading the protests were someone who was extremely nice and not forceful, things would not change. Anger is a feeling. People need to feel how angry the other people who are in protests, feel. Anger drives emotion.

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It is incredibly important that, in America, citizens have the right to protest. Though protests may not always work, and many have unreasonably ended in violence and countless arrests, it is inspiring that people are willing to go to such extreme lengths in order to change history. Every major change in civil rights has be ushered in by various protests, from suffrage for women and people of colour, to rerouting an entire oil pipeline in order to keep native lands safe; change will not happen if people do not advocate for it.

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Anger is a reason to fight. Anger sparks action. No one ever made history by being neutral, uncaring, and indifferent. Obviously, in some cases, anger is out of place and causes more issues than it can possibly solve. However, protests and boycotts are brought on by anger, regardless, and to channel that anger is often useful. Not all anger is bad, but not all anger is useful.

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Imagine if you were in the shoes of a migrant caravan member. What would be your reaction?

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I found it enlightening how much difference can be made when a group of people join together. For instance, I did not know about a recent protest this year in North Dakota which was one of the largest Native American protests in history. An oil pipeline was threatened to disrupt sacred Native American sites and major water sources, therefore thousands of people stood together and plead for the government to take action. The protest paid off because the plans for the pipeline explored alternate passages.

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I believe anger is the one of the main causes for protests in the world. For example, the Montgomery bus boycott occurred because the people were angry at the humiliation they encountered on the buses. I think that anger can help and hurt protests and boycotts. Anger hurts protests and boycotts because anger leads to hate and violence. In 1970, antiwar students were protesting the bombing of Cambodia at Kent State which eventually led four students dead and nine injured. Anger can also help protests and boycotts because it can be a great social benefit. For example, King and Gandhi channeled their anger providing life changing movements that impacted equal rights.

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I thought it was interesting how many things were accomplished from protests. Most of the time I think of protests as kind of pointless, but obviously they worked. It makes me wonder about all the things students could protest for and get, like a 4 day school week.

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Anger in a way weakens a protest and in my opinion it's kind of the opposite point of a protest. The thing about protests is that the more peaceful a protest is, the more effective. I think it has to do with the presentation of them. If people are rioting through the streets demanding things, no one will listen and they will focus more on the damage than the cause. Peaceful, non violent protests on the other hand get the point across without showing contempt for the other side.

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Why do you think they should let people stay or make them leave?

Do you think it is odd that the last time something changed the US was so long ago