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Daisy, Valeria, Miho and Chia

1.     Mississippi is a state in the southern region of the United States. Was a place where racism, discrimination, cotton pickers, fear, took over in the 50-60’s. Its nickname is Magnolia State.

2.     10 words: civil rights, fight, support, community, freedom, religion, death, culture, tradition, and segregation.

3.     Anderson is an aggressive and dominated person.  He goes to his goal no meter what. Ward work by the word of the law. He observes more than he does something.

4.     Rosa Parks, Montgomery, James Meredith, Birmingham:

-  In 1955 on the 1st of December (Montgomery, Ala.) NAACP member Rosa Parks refuses to give up her seat at the front of the "colored section" of a bus to a white passenger, defying a southern custom of the time. In response to her arrest the Montgomery black community launches a bus boycott, which will last for more than a year, until the buses are desegregated Dec. 21, 1956. As newly elected president of the Montgomery Improvement Association (MIA), Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr., is instrumental in leading the boycott.

-  On the 1st of October 1962 James Meredith becomes the first black student to enrol at the University of Mississippi. Violence and riots surrounding the incident cause President Kennedy to send 5,000 federal troops.

-  On April firstMartin Luther King is arrested and jailed during anti-segregation protests in Birmingham, Ala.; he writes his seminal “Letter from Birmingham jail” arguing that individuals have the moral duty to disobey unjust laws. In may 1963 during civil rights protests in Birmingham, Ala., Commissioner of Public Safety Eugene "Bull" Connor uses fire hoses and police dogs on black demonstrators. These images of brutality, which are televised and published widely, are instrumental in gaining sympathy for the civil rights movement around the world.

5.     National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), organization composed mainly of American blacks, but with many white members, whose goal is the end of racial discrimination and segregation.

6.     Ku Klux Klan designation mainly given to two distinct secret societies that played a part in American history, although other less important groups have also used the name. The first Ku Klux Klan was an organization that thrived in the South during the Reconstruction period following the Civil War. The second was a nationwide organization that flourished after World War I. Subsequent groups calling themselves the Ku Klux Klan sprang up in much of the South after World War II and in response to civil-rights activity during the 1960s. The Ku Klux Klan claims that the practice of burning crosses is supposed to be a symbol of their religious faith, but Slate.com says that the practice is an effort to intimidate anyone who does not hold to the Klan's beliefs and ideals.

7.     The three boys have been working with the "Freedom Summer" campaign by attempting to register African Americans in the southern states to vote. They police in Jessup County said they were last seen the night before they were disappeared mysteriously, when they leaved their office.

8.     No Andersen doesn’t believe Sheriff Struckney that he don´t know anything about the missing boys. Because Sheriff Struckney and Deputy Spell are behaving sceptical and are trying to persuade him to stop the investigation. We can see this for example when Andersen says to Sheriff Ray Struckney: “Rest of America don't see it that way, Mr. Mayor”. Meaning that they are laws in rest of America that protects black people rights. To which Sheriff Ray Stuckey replied: “Rest of America don't mean jack shit. You in Mississippi now”. Which means that American law to protect black people rights doesn’t apply in Mississippi. Andersen knows the law and believes in what he is fighting for, that’s the reason why he didn’t give up or accepts what Sheriff Ray Stuckey said.

9.     Ward doesn’t believe them either. That´s the reason why he has proceeded with the investigation.

10.In the movie black people are totally degraded. They don´t have the right for anything. They are not heard by anyone and are murdered by the white people. An example from the movie is when the white men invade the black men area and burn the churches and houses down. And the Sheriff of the town does anything to stop it.

11.Black people cannot be in the same place with white people. For example, in the film we see that white people live in the main part of the city, while black people are living out of the city and mainly in the poor areas.

12.Sheriff Ray Stuckey says that that law doesn’t apply for Mississippi. Which we can hear in his conversation with Andersen. “Rest of America don't mean jack shit. You in Mississippi now”.

13. He has a negative attitude towards them.

-       They don´t accept Jews because they rejected Christ, and they control over the International Banking Cartels are at the root of what we call Communism today.

-       They don’t accept Catholics because they bow to a Roman dictator.

-       They don’t accept Negroes (Turks, Mongrels, Tartars, Orientals) because we are here to protect Anglo-Saxon Democracy, and the American way

14.They have a difficult time working together. Ward is theoretical or ideological while Anderson is practical. The situation changes when Ward has admitted that he couldn´t handle the problem and gave the leadership of the case over to Andersen.

15.The ending of the movie with a camera shot of the gravestone, which reads “1964 – not forgotten”, is a symbol which shown that the war between black and white in Mississippi continues. It didn’t end and more black people got assassinated. It’s a symbol of desegregation and division that continues.

16.Andersen methods of solving things are the brutal way. For him the best way to deal with the bad guys is to feed them with their own medicine: violence, fights, anger and disrespect. Andersen has broken the law by adopting a brutal behaviour to solve the case, but at the end it seems to have worked perfectly.

17.Ward work by the book. He believes in the law. But then he has find out that the law doesn’t apply in Mississippi. At the end he realise that things weren’t working, that’s the reason why he has given the case over to Andersen.

18. The desire for freedom and justice. It is also away of religious manifestation and their believes in the God who will redeem them from the hell they are living in.

19. The death of the three young boys who worked for the peace program. The black boy was not buried along with the two white boys. This is an example where black or white people are portrayed in a stereotypical manner.

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He has a very negative atititude towards jews,Catholics and Negros. According to him  jews reject Christianity therefore they should be outcasted from the society. Furthermore he also adds that white people need to protect anglo-saxon democracy. He thinks Negros are unhygienic people so they are not worth to leave together with White people.

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He has a very negative atititude towards jews,Catholics and Negros. According to him  jews reject Christianity therefore they should be outcasted from the society. Furthermore he also adds that white people need to protect anglo-saxon democracy. He thinks Negros are unhygienic people so they are not worth to leave together with White people.

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Chracterize the relationship between Ward and the Anderson
They are caught in the authority game where Anderson is always testing Ward's Knowledge. Ward on the other hand is refusing to take Anderson experience into consideration. There opinions are very different because Anderson believes in old school way of practicing law while Ward follows the Law literally. There relationship change when Ward realizes that Anderson have more experience. We can see that when Mayor's wife was hospitalized.

1964-not forgotten
It symbolizes of memorising of the apartheid in the south.Its a message to the audience  to remember that  suffering will not be forgotten.
Anderson methods of solving the case.....
Anderson believes in backdoor methods such as forcing confession. Ward is against this method because it is not valid in the court of law.
In the movie Missippi.....
To raise morale and to give hope to the black people.
If you can try.........

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The police claimed that they are out of the state.
Anderson believe Shreff Struckney
No,because Anderson can see how Black people has been treated by  Black people in Mississippi.
Does Ward believe them?Why/why not?
He does not believe him because he can see the real scenario where Black people has been mistreated.
Describe the conditions for Black people.
Black people have been mistreated and they were not considered as a part of a society. For example: In the beginning of the movie we can see their is a diffferent tap water for Black and white people. After Ward talked to a young Black man in restaurant the Black man was haunted by kkk and beaten.
Division between Blacks and Whites.
Different tap water for Black and white people in the public places. In the restaurant we can see any white people sitting  together with Black people.

Atititude of the Mayoe and Sheriff.
He thinks that they(Washington's people) not men enough because they have different opinion about how to treat Black people. Furthermore, he does not care how black people are treated in Washington or other part of the country. Missippi has its own way to treat Black people.
The Mayor of Mississippi Clayton.

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Conditions for the black people in the movie Mississippi Burning are unjust and unhuman. They get badly beaten, maimed and hanged to death, their houses get burnt, and they have nowhere to turn for justice, as the police and the court are as racist and malicious as the KKK memebers. They also do not have the right to sit or eat anywhere close to the white, as they are considered too dirty and as mrs. Pell mentiones the white get taught in the school that segregation is what the Bible says. The white community however thinks that the black are treated fairly and if they get in trouble, it means "they were asking for this".

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Conditions for the black people in the movie Mississippi Burning are unjust and unhuman. They get badly beaten, maimed and hanged to death, their houses get burnt, and they have nowhere to turn for justice, as the police and the court are as racist and malicious as the KKK memebers. They also do not have the right to sit or eat anywhere close to the white, as they are considered too dirty and as mrs. Pell mentiones the white get taught in the school that segregation is what the Bible says. The white community however thinks that the black are treated fairly and if they get in trouble, it means "they were asking for this".

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The disvision between the black and the white is depicted in the film among other things in the very beginning, when we get shown separate drinking water fountains. Later the black priest mentions that black people are not allowed to be buried on the same cemetery with the white.

The  Mayor and the Sheriff think that the politics in Washington are rotten and do not pursue the interests of the only true Americans - the white ones.

The Mayor thinks that Jews, Catholics and Negroes are in America to destroy it. He believes that the Jews conspired globally through the banking system in order to harm non-Jews. He thinks that Catholics are corrupted because the Pope is corrupted and Negroes are just not human enough.

Ward and Anderson are different, as Ward is more intellectual, oriented towards the letter of the law and a bit socially awkward. Anderson is on the other hand is a people person and much more down-to-earth. He does not mind going against the law himeslf as long as this resores the justice in a broader sense. They respect each other although do not necessary agree. Their relationship changes when Ward says that from now on they are going to "do it Anderson's way" which means they are not giong to follow the law stricktly anymore.

The meaning of this case is so historical, and like footstone of the civil right movement. It isn't possibale to make that movie in 1960's, when the event took place and it took 20 years to show the history.

Anderson has got the results in his own way, but he wasn't following the law  or the rules.
And this is wrong for the FBI agent to break the law himself.

Ward awalys obeys the rules and it is not always effective. He is a moral person. But he doesn't get result.

It is because that the black has nowhere to go but the church.

The black were silent and obeydient. They thought it was in vain to fight for their right.
The white were aggressive and arrogant.

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Daisy, Miho, Valeria and Chia

1.     A state in the southern region of the United States.  Racism. Discrimination. Cotton pickers. Fear took over in the 50-60’s. Its nickname is Magnolia State.

2.     10 words: civil rights, fight, support, community, freedom, religion, death, culture, tradition, and segregation.

3.     Anderson is an aggressive person.  He goes efter his goal no meter what. Ward work by the book.

4.     Rosa Parks, Montgomery, James Meredith, Birmingham:

-  In 1955 on the 1st of December (Montgomery, Ala.) NAACP member Rosa Parks refuses to give up her seat at the front of the "colored section" of a bus to a white passenger, defying a southern custom of the time. In response to her arrest the Montgomery black community launches a bus boycott, which will last for more than a year, until the buses are desegregated Dec. 21, 1956. As newly elected president of the Montgomery Improvement Association (MIA), Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr., is instrumental in leading the boycott.

-  On the 1st of October 1962 James Meredith becomes the first black student to enrol at the University of Mississippi. Violence and riots surrounding the incident cause President Kennedy to send 5,000 federal troops.

-  On April firstMartin Luther King is arrested and jailed during anti-segregation protests in Birmingham, Ala.; he writes his seminal “Letter from Birmingham jail” arguing that individuals have the moral duty to disobey unjust laws. In may 1963 during civil rights protests in Birmingham, Ala., Commissioner of Public Safety Eugene "Bull" Connor uses fire hoses and police dogs on black demonstrators. These images of brutality, which are televised and published widely, are instrumental in gaining sympathy for the civil rights movement around the world.

5.     National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), organization composed mainly of American blacks, but with many white members, whose goal is the end of racial discrimination and segregation.

6.     Ku Klux Klan designation mainly given to two distinct secret societies that played a part in American history, although other less important groups have also used the name. The first Ku Klux Klan was an organization that thrived in the South during the Reconstruction period following the Civil War. The second was a nationwide organization that flourished after World War I. Subsequent groups calling themselves the Ku Klux Klan sprang up in much of the South after World War II and in response to civil-rights activity during the 1960s. The Ku Klux Klan claims that the practice of burning crosses is supposed to be a symbol of their religious faith, but Slate.com says that the practice is an effort to intimidate anyone who does not hold to the Klan's beliefs and ideals.

7.     The three boys had been working with the "Freedom Summer" campaign by attempting to register African Americans in the southern states to vote. They police in Jessup County said they were last seen the night before they were disappeared mysteriously, when they leaved their office.

8.     No Andersen doesn’t believe Sheriff Struckney that he don´t know anything about the missing boys. Because Sheriff Struckney and Deputy Spell are behaving sceptical and are trying to persuade him to stop the investigation. We can see this for example when Andersen says to Sheriff Ray Stuckey: “Rest of America don't see it that way, Mr. Mayor”. Meaning that they are laws in rest of America that protects black people rights. To which Sheriff Ray Stuckey replied: “Rest of America don't mean jack shit. You in Mississippi now”. Which means that American law to protect black people rights doesn’t apply in Mississippi. Andersen knows the law and believes in what he is fighting for, that’s the reason why he didn’t give up or accepts what Sheriff Ray Stuckey said. Ward doesn’t believe them either. That´s the reason why he has proceeded with the investigation.

9.     In the movie black people are totally degraded. They don´t have the right for anything in the community. They are not even consider a part. They are not heard by anyone and are murdered by the white people. An example from the movie is when white men invade the black people area and burn the churches and houses down. And the Sheriff of the town does anything to stop it.

10.Black people cannot be in the same place with white people. For example, in the film we see that white people live in the main part of the city, while black people are living out of the city and mainly in the poor areas.

11.Sheriff Ray Stuckey says that that law doesn’t apply for Mississippi. Which we can hear in his conversation with Andersen. “Rest of America don't mean jack shit. You in Mississippi now”.

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13.They have it difficult to work together. Ward is theoretical or ideological while Anderson is practical. The situation changes when Ward has admitted that he couldn´t handle the problem and gave over the leadership of the case to Andersen.

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Bebita,Salah,Hoshniyeh

Key information about the Missippi's history and relations:
Civil rights,White-supremacy, Racial-bias, Childworkers,Outcasted, Hate.
2) 10 words about Black and white;
Racism,Slavery,Hate,riots, colony,inequality,violence,
outcasted,immigrants, Minority.
3) Anderson Character:
Casual,smiley apperance, logical,full of sentiments and have sympathy for others, smart to tackle the situation.
Ward Chracter:
Focus,serious on his work,Calm.
Birminghamn:
Civil Rights Campaign, The bombings ans riots in Birmingham, compelled Kennedy to call in federal troops.
Montgomery:
Anti-black violennce,.In 1955 The montgomery,bus boycott led my Martin Luther King jr.
James Meredith
Civil rights Movement figure,writer,political,political adviser and Air force veteran.,First African-American student admitted  to the segregated University of Mississipi.
Rosa Parks
American civil rights activist. known as "the first lady of civil rights". She refused to surrender her bus seat to a white passenger,spurring the Montomery boycott and other efforts to end segregation.
NAACP stand for National Association Advancement of Coloured People.

kEY WORDS ABOUT kU kLUX kLAN:
Anti-immigration,White Supremacy,Violence, Opposition to civil Rights,Cross-Burning, Anti Catholicism..
Incident with the missing boys
Try to avoid

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Dongdong and Maryna K.

6 key words about Mississippi history

slavery; KKK; Negro and Jews; civil rights movement; South of the USA; cotton plantations

10 words about relations between Black and White
1. discrimination
2. racism
3. KKK
4. religion
5. nativism
6. slavery
7. conflict
8.  segregation
9. ghetto
10.  Confederate States of America

Anderson and Ward's characterization
Anderson: tricky; experienced; mature; kind-hearted; good techniqe to crack the bad guys; flexible.
Ward: impulsive; well-educated; less experienced;  persistant.

Montgomery: state of Alabama; black community launches a bus boycott for  one year against buses segregation.

Birmingham:  state of Alabama; There are Martin Luther King got arrested and wrote a "letter from Birmingham jail". arguing that individuals have a moral duty to disobey unjust laws.

James Meredith: was first black student at  the university of Mississippi. There were violence and riots, and Kennedy sent 5000 troops to protect.

Rosa Parks: She was the first black woman who refuse to give up a seat to a white passenger on the bus.

NAACP stands for: National Association Advancement of Colored People

6 key words about Ku Klux Klan: a white supremacy group; anti-immigration, anti-communism; anti-catholicism; antisemit; anti-atheist; WASP: White Anglo-Saxon Protestant; therrorism.
They burn crosses to intimidate anyone who does not hold to the Klan's ideas.

The police in Jessup County explained the missing three boys by saying that they didn't know anything and that this was a local matter anyway.

Anderson does not believe Sheriff Struckney and Deputy Spell, because he has seen a wedding picture, where both of them stood showing three fingers sign for KKK.

Ward does not believe them either, because it was common for those days that he police did not want the investigation of the FBI saying that it was a local matter and did not want to cooperate.