https://padlet.com/aida6700/72wbbmgugqow Contributions to Obedience en-us 2017-12-05 14:55:55 UTC 2023-05-09 12:14:41 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padletuploads.blob.core.windows.net/prod/245040512/bd8fc50b3673ec7b3c0cc165e0a32e7b/Obedience_to_Authority_1.jpg aida6700 https://padlet.com/aida6700/72wbbmgugqow/wish/213318388 Why would a radio show be created to allow for freedom among the public crowd? What kind of issues and problems are solved or talked about? Does this social movement have any kind of influence on our current world of today, has it changed anything?

Answer: In today's society, the freedoms and rights of many citizens are strongly used and commonly recited upon many citizens living in the world. A lot of the times, people around the world, sometimes do not agree with what is being don by their government and they want things to change for the better. Although the use of violence and crime is not a successful way of getting your point across, one way is by using the power of your rights and justice to demand and form the changes your want in your society. One of the most common ways of getting a point across is by using your voice and this is when the creation of radio shows comes into play. Radio shows, such as Free Talk Live are one of the many organizations that are formed for the purpose of allowing the public to share and express their beliefs and ideas to the rest of the general population. On many of these shows, a lot of te things that are dicussed, mainly relate to the government and what changes need to be made. This is due to the fact that our world is run by leaders and that every rule is created b our government systems. These "free" organizations allow people to have an influence on what happens in their world and in many ways, it is very effective. This is because, in most places, a Governments jobs is to create and form policies that the majority of the population agree and stand with, and if the Government is ever addressed with errors from organizations such as the Free Talk Live radio show, they do their best to adjust ad fix these problems so that the people are satisfied. This, in the end, allow the Government to become more favored by the people and been seen as inclusive decision maker, instead of a close minded, powerful leader of everyone.]]> 2017-12-05 15:00:56 UTC https://padlet.com/aida6700/72wbbmgugqow/wish/213318388 aida6700 https://padlet.com/aida6700/72wbbmgugqow/wish/213320720 Why would residential schools be created? What types of people were put into these schools and why, what were they taught?

Answer: From the very begging in 1870 ad to the end of 1966, Canada was running a new series of schools created "specially" for children and young teens of Aboriginal and Indigenous descent. At the start, these schools were intended to educate and "convert" Aboriginal students into Canadian or English culture. But, what ended up happening what a total disaster. Firstly, the Residential Schools that were run, were not very well monitored and regulated and this led to very unfair and brutal treatment of many young and bright Aboriginal students. Many of these students, simply, just did not understand they ways of the Canadians. They could not speak the language, the could not understand complex concepts and because of this, the only ways that the workers at the residential schools could make the children listen was by humiliating them and discipline them. The hardest thing for these students was that they were taken in, from their family's, with no real permission, and they were forced to live at the schools, day and night, ultimately allowing the suffering and treatment of these students to continue forever. Because of the terrible situations they were faced with, many of the Aboriginal students who were enrolled in these schools were faced with the only option, to escape. Man of the students were successful, but at times, some students were caught, and they punishments these students faced were unimaginable. Eventually, as times passed on, and society as a whole, finally realized how terrible and unfair they were being, the schools were shut down in 1966, but just because they were all shut down, didn't mean that Canada and the Residential School organizations were going to get away, scot free. For countless years, Canada has lived through the feelings of shame and regret and they are constantly shown that they actions had consequences by many Aboriginal People that conduct protests and rally's against the Canadian Government. In conclusion, is it obvious to say that the whole creation and use of the Residential Schools was a big mistake for Canada. They way that they treated the Aboriginal peoples in these schools was wrong and as it is seen today, the schools have greatly weakened our once strong relationship with the indigenous people.]]> 2017-12-05 15:04:25 UTC https://padlet.com/aida6700/72wbbmgugqow/wish/213320720 aida6700 https://padlet.com/aida6700/72wbbmgugqow/wish/213323313 How could the Canadian Japanese internment camps affect our past and future relationship with the Japanese? Have these internment camps lead to any problems or issues we have today?

Answer: During the times of WW2, the Japanese Imperial Army were a big and hated enemy of the United States. The Japanese caused lots deaths and horrors to the people of America, including events like the Pearl Harbor Attack and the Kamikaze suicide bombers. Because of this, many Japanese people living in America, many of them being American citizens, were put into internment camps. The Japanese living in the US did nothing wrong, they were just put into the camps, simply because they Japanese. While in the camps, the innocent, Japanese prisoners were under harsh conditions, working countless hours at hard labor while going through terrible methods of brutal and cruel torture and overall humiliation of their culture. Many Japanese prisoners were beaten, some even faced the tragedy of death due to the terrible conditions they faced. This period of time was not good for the US, and today it has really gave the people of America a bad image. After looking at what happened during WW2, it is clear to see that the relationship between the Japanese and Americans has been weakened. The event has caused trauma to many due to the horrific nature of the issue. Although there has been no major issues between the Japanese since, the event still causes the US to live in shame and embarrassment to what they did to the Japanese, and the US is constantly reminded of their actions due to frequent protests occurring in the country. What's important after this whole event is that the US comes out and truly realizes the things they did and that they understand that in many ways, they were wrong, during this period of time.]]> 2017-12-05 15:08:18 UTC https://padlet.com/aida6700/72wbbmgugqow/wish/213323313 aida6700 https://padlet.com/aida6700/72wbbmgugqow/wish/213326126 How might/could the Rwanda Genocide affect the future of Rwanda or the relationship the Rwanda has with the rest of the world?

Answer: The Rwanda Genocide or the Genocide against the Tutsi tribe, was an attempt from members of the Hutu majority government at mass extinction or murder of the Rwandan people. During the Rwanda Genocide, it was estimated that 500,000 - 1,000,000 Rwandans were killed. This terrible event was caused mainly because of the civil war going on between the Hutu Government and the Rwandan People. Because of this terrible event, towards the people of Rwanda, I believe that it caused many issues with the Rwandan people. The main issue that the people of Rwanda had to face was just the whole event that took place against them. Having to live in such a place, at such a time, seeing your close friends and even family being brutally killed right in front of you would just break someone down, both physically and mentally. This event caused the people of Rwanda to become very timid and it is very difficult for them to trust other people and develop relationships. The Rwanda Genocide also is an event that the people of Rwanda will never forget, it will always be a thought on their mind, reminding them of that terrible time of their lives. ]]> 2017-12-05 15:12:32 UTC https://padlet.com/aida6700/72wbbmgugqow/wish/213326126 aida6700 https://padlet.com/aida6700/72wbbmgugqow/wish/213328331 Why would/should a military oath be created? What are the rules or guidelines of the oath? Does the oath give special rights, rules, or protection to those who use or swear against it?

Answer: From the moment you join the army, you are enlisting yourself not only into a group of fighters, but you are becoming apart of a brotherhood or a family. But, in order for the brotherhood of these brave men and women to ensure their dedication and sacrifice for the nation, they must swear to the oath. In short, the oath states that, you, as a member of the military, are willing to sacrifice your life and soul for the nation that you love and would die for. The main guidelines for the oath state that you are willing to protect your fellow brothers and sisters, by ensuring that they are safe and are not under danger, you must also swear that you never run or leave other soldiers behind, due to fear or distress, and that you are willing to serve and protect your country. In my opinion, I believe that the military oath is necessary and that it should be used amongst all armed forces. This is because, the oath allows you to earn the trust and respect from officers and fellow soldiers, thus, allowing others to know that they are safe in your hands and they can rely on you to protect and fight along side them. The oath does not grant any rights or privileges, but instead, it earn you the trust and honor from your fellow soldiers and officers, making you an official part of the military.]]> 2017-12-05 15:16:02 UTC https://padlet.com/aida6700/72wbbmgugqow/wish/213328331 aida6700 https://padlet.com/aida6700/72wbbmgugqow/wish/213330993 Question: How should the officers of WW2 be seen as, following orders or committing the crime? What factors or conditions affected the choices, decisions and actions of the soldiers and officers apart of the Nazi regime?

Answer: Based on opinions of different people, the Nazi officers of WW2 could be seen as both following orders or committing the crime. But, to actually see the truth, the conditions and problems that these officers faced have to be examined, along with their inner psychology. When the war started, it is obvious that the majority of these Nazi Officers did not have such hateful opinions against the Jewish, just as Hitler did. But, I think, as the war went on, these opinions, values and beliefs of the officers did change. This change in the Nazi officers towards the Jewish was mainly due to the fact that they were constantly faced against the strong and powerful presence of Hitler. In Hitler's mind, the Jewish were not normal and he believed that they did not deserve the same life and treatment as others. Although, to us, these beliefs seem outrageous, the Nazi Officers were exposed to these types of attitudes everyday, making it almost seem like nothing to them. In my opinion, after explaining this, I believe that the Nazi Officers, during WW2 were just following orders. Due to the terrible punishment they would face, if they dared disobeying Hitler, the Officers really had no choice, trying to hide from the almighty Nazi regime was a very difficult task to go through with]]> 2017-12-05 15:19:50 UTC https://padlet.com/aida6700/72wbbmgugqow/wish/213330993 aida6700 https://padlet.com/aida6700/72wbbmgugqow/wish/225261274 http://aidanspsychologyblog.blogspot.ca/2018/01/the-japanese-interment-camps.html]]> 2018-01-27 03:37:43 UTC https://padlet.com/aida6700/72wbbmgugqow/wish/225261274 aida6700 https://padlet.com/aida6700/72wbbmgugqow/wish/225468947 www.thejapanesetimes.co.jp
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