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Universal Declaration of Human Rights (1948)

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Universal Declaration of Human Rights (1948)

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"Crimes Against Humanity"

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The New York Times Upfront | Current Events for Grades 9-12

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Study the four pictures and think about how they symbolize oppression. Make a connection between one of the images or quotes and something you have read or studied this year in language arts or social studies or a current event you have read about. Write a paragraph in your notebook about the connection you have made. You might start by writing, "This quote (or picture) reminds me of.......... (then go on to explain the connection).