6. He _______(take) a shower when the telephone _________(ring)

7. He ______(be) in the shower when the telephone ______(ring).

"the burglars smashed a glass door to gain access"
"gotta" - if the kid's there, the parents 'gotta' be 

Questions:
1. Where are the McCallisters going on vacation?
2. How many kids are there in total?
3. What did Frank forget at home?
4. Where does Kevin's family live?

2. What is the benefit of 30 minutes of aerobic activity?

3. What is DMT and how does it work?

4. What did Biondo and her colleagues conclude when they did their study on people with schizophrenia?

5. Which types of people could benefit from DMT, according to Biondo?

Pick one prompt and write a response on Google Classroom. 

Equality

Justice

Inclusion

Diversity

Civil Rights 

Legacy 

Segregation 

Why was Howard University Medical School established?

Why did black doctors and health professionals establish their own medical societies and hospitals?

 

Equality:
-equal in status, rights and opportunities.  
-When I see people, I see the actual people 
-treating everyone the same 
-MLK Jr. fought for equality

Justice: 
-respect for people, to respect peoples rights
-a natural balance, the triumph of good things
-compassion, love
-clarity, transparency in the treatment of human rights
-harmony
-"an eye for an eye"

Legacy- 

3. Even though the house was run-down, it still had _____ charms.

4. He misplaced the dog’s leash, but he thinks _____ in his car.

5. _____ not your fault if she doesn’t show up to the meeting in time.

6.  The dragon destroyed the village with _____ fire-breathing ferocity.

7. Mom doesn’t think _____ a good idea for Loren to spend all his money on sneakers.

8. The bride-to-be loved the fit of the dress but not _____ texture.

sovereign:

supremacy: 

amendment:

suffrage, suffragist :

abolitionist:

marginalized:

to grapple:

an amendment:

supremacist:

to persuade:

sovereigns:

solemn:

 3. Today, in the US, many states are limiting voting rights by eliminating early voting, requiring photo ID at the polls and restricting voter registration. Why do you think this is occurring? 

4.  Is there one thing you could do that would aid the cause of voting rights?

1.

2.

3.

How did suffragists use race to achieve their aims?

What voting restrictions existed to stop people from voting, even though they had the right to vote? 

Bonus: Why is the title “a start, not a finish”?

-Choose a minority woman who has overcome obstacles to find her power

-Give a presentation using Google Slides
https://slides.google.com 

*If you don't know who to choose, search through this digital library collection of interview podcasts: https://guides.library.harvard.edu/schlesinger_bwohp

Present the woman’s: 

that, who, whom, which, when, where, or whose).

tyranny- cruel and oppressive government or rule.

cadaver- a corpse.

self-determination- the process by which a country
determines its own statehood and forms its own allegiances and government.

“to get on board”- To agree with a course of action or opinion. 

apoplectic- overcome with anger; extremely indignant.

essential- absolutely necessary; extremely important.

Why do some criticize Stand your Ground?
Would you rather live in a “stand your ground” state, or in a state that imposes “a duty to retreat”? Why? 

What happened to this woman? 

Who called her?

What is ‘positive recall bias’?

1. Google the article writer's name, is it just a random blogger or a professional? 

2. Google any institution name cited in the article, is it real, or does it have anything to do with what is written etc.

3. Look at if the site is reputable, someone's personal blog, a real academic site, etc.

This gives someone a general understanding if an article is based on personal opinion or real research.

Reverse search the image of the writer's profile picture if there are any. Scammers tend to use stock images for their personal photos, using other people's headshots.

For kids, the statistics are even more worrisome. According to a 2022 Pew survey of the under-18 set, 46% of American teens said they are online “almost constantly.” And 35% said they’re “almost constantly” on one of the five top social media apps: YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Snapchat and Facebook." -CNN

Use https://www.wordhippo.com

Write a sample sentence for each word:

Scrutiny

Legislature

Circumvent

Envision

Gambling

Compel

Egregious

Lobbyist

Moccasins

Blatant

Jurisprudence

Adversary

2. What services does the VA offer?