OPPRESSION by Leanne Thacker

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What is Oppression?

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Write About It...

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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).

Read and Think

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Upfront Magazine

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"Crimes Against Humanity" Student Sign in: zwest85

Video "The Two Koreas"

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Student Sign in: zwest85

Discussion Questions

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"Crimes Against Humanity"

Literature Circles

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Trading Cards

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Universal Declaration of Human Rights (1948)

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Conflict in Literature

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