https://padlet.com/stu42004803/mxog7up2tyig For each text we read in class, reflect on each person's or community's story. Answer these two questions: 1. What conflict did they face? 2. How did they respond to that conflict? Make sure to provide at least one quote from a text connected to each person/group/community. en-us 2018-01-16 17:33:54 UTC 2026-02-05 15:06:10 UTC hello@padlet.com stu42004803 https://padlet.com/stu42004803/mxog7up2tyig/wish/221803135 Fred Korematsu was a Japanese American who went into hiding instead of going in the camp. In paragraph 5 it stated "instead of voluntarily relocating to an internment camp, Korematsu went into hiding." This explains that Fred didn't obey the government and decided to do what he believed was right.]]> 2018-01-16 17:33:54 UTC https://padlet.com/stu42004803/mxog7up2tyig/wish/221803135 stu42004803 https://padlet.com/stu42004803/mxog7up2tyig/wish/221803138 Fred Korematsu's main conflict was that they were sending Japanese Americans to internment camps. In the article in paragraph 5 it states "Most of the targeted Japanese-Americans, who were taken by surprise, went along with the order and reported to the camps." This states that not many people were aware that the Americans were sending them to camps.]]> 2018-01-16 17:33:54 UTC https://padlet.com/stu42004803/mxog7up2tyig/wish/221803138 stu42004803 https://padlet.com/stu42004803/mxog7up2tyig/wish/221803140 Fred Korematsu responded by going into hiding instead of going to the camps like veryone else. In paragraph 5 and 6 "Instead of of voluntarily relocating to an interment camp, Korematsu went into hiding." This states that Fred decided to disobey the order and go into hiding but got caught in the prosses because it was a way to show he was rebelling towards the government.]]> 2018-01-16 17:33:54 UTC https://padlet.com/stu42004803/mxog7up2tyig/wish/221803140 stu42004803 https://padlet.com/stu42004803/mxog7up2tyig/wish/221803143 One thing you could lean from Fred Korematsu is that you don't have to follow the orders if you don't belive it is the right thing. In paragraph 9 "In 1998 Korematsu was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the highest honor a civilian can receive in the United States."  This explains that because of Fred's actions he got awarded for doing on what he believes in.]]> 2018-01-16 17:33:54 UTC https://padlet.com/stu42004803/mxog7up2tyig/wish/221803143 stu42004803 https://padlet.com/stu42004803/mxog7up2tyig/wish/221803150 Irena Sendler is a German nurse that was around during World War II. She smuggled in Jewish kids into her home and buried their documents in a apple tree so that no nazi could find them. Se was unknown by most, Irena was, as stated in paragraph 2 "was a young catholic nurse and social worker in Warsaw, Poland during the holocaust. ]]> 2018-01-16 17:33:54 UTC https://padlet.com/stu42004803/mxog7up2tyig/wish/221803150 stu42004803 https://padlet.com/stu42004803/mxog7up2tyig/wish/221803155 The conflict was Germans were forcing Jews to go into consentration camps so they can work for the Germans. In paragraph 2 it says "Jews were confined in terrible." This is saying that the Jews are living in the consentration camps miserably.]]> 2018-01-16 17:33:54 UTC https://padlet.com/stu42004803/mxog7up2tyig/wish/221803155 stu42004803 https://padlet.com/stu42004803/mxog7up2tyig/wish/221803158 Irena Sendler responded to the conflict by sneaking kids out of the camps to save their lives she used a suitcase, toolbox, garbage cans, etc. She took the kids into a safe house ad kept their identities. In paragraph 2 it states "She smuggled Jewish infants and children out of the ghetto." This shows that Irena cared for the Jews lives and wanted to save them]]> 2018-01-16 17:33:54 UTC https://padlet.com/stu42004803/mxog7up2tyig/wish/221803158 stu42004803 https://padlet.com/stu42004803/mxog7up2tyig/wish/221803161 One thing you could learn from Irena is how even if you choose to do the right thing, there can still be bad concequenses. The end of paragraph 2 tells us all about how " Sendler was arrested by the Nazis for her activities, imprisoned, and tortured." Her "activities" was her helping the Jewish children which was a good action, however, she was punished for doing this.]]> 2018-01-16 17:33:54 UTC https://padlet.com/stu42004803/mxog7up2tyig/wish/221803161 stu42004803 https://padlet.com/stu42004803/mxog7up2tyig/wish/221803169 Bruno is a German kid who is friends with a Jewish kid named Shmuel. In paragraph 15, "Bruno's hand was small for his age and certainly not fat but it was full with life. The veins weren't visible through the skin, the fingers weren't more than dry twigs. Shmuel hand, however told a very different story."  This explains that Bruno had a healthy lifestyle and was  well fed and taken care ofm compared to Shmuel.]]> 2018-01-16 17:33:54 UTC https://padlet.com/stu42004803/mxog7up2tyig/wish/221803169 stu42004803 https://padlet.com/stu42004803/mxog7up2tyig/wish/221803173 Bruno's main conflict was when Lieutenant Kotler entered his house. In paragraph 35 "Lieutendant Kotler reappeared in the kitchen and stopped when he saw the two boys talking. Bruno stared at him feeling the atmosphere grow heavy, sensing Shmuel's shoulders sinking down as he reached for another glass and began polishing." This paragraph explains that even thought Bruno said he wasn't scared at Lieutenant Kotler, it describes you on how he is feeling when he first arrived meaning that he was actually scared of him.]]> 2018-01-16 17:33:54 UTC https://padlet.com/stu42004803/mxog7up2tyig/wish/221803173 stu42004803 https://padlet.com/stu42004803/mxog7up2tyig/wish/221803177 Bruno responded to the conflict by standing still because he was scared. In paragraph 47 "He neverseen  so terrified as Shmuel did at at that moment... he was just as terriffied himself." This paragraph tells you how afraid is Bruno and why he couldn't say or do anything.]]> 2018-01-16 17:33:54 UTC https://padlet.com/stu42004803/mxog7up2tyig/wish/221803177 stu42004803 https://padlet.com/stu42004803/mxog7up2tyig/wish/221803182 One thing you can learn from Bruno's story is that]]> 2018-01-16 17:33:54 UTC https://padlet.com/stu42004803/mxog7up2tyig/wish/221803182 stu42004803 https://padlet.com/stu42004803/mxog7up2tyig/wish/221803189 Sophie was 14 year old german girl who once believed that Hitler could help Germany. In paragraph 2 it said that Sophie was a talented artist that loved music and preferred to wear her hair short unlike othe German girls who wore their hair with braids.]]> 2018-01-16 17:33:54 UTC https://padlet.com/stu42004803/mxog7up2tyig/wish/221803189 stu42004803 https://padlet.com/stu42004803/mxog7up2tyig/wish/221803192 Sophie's main conflict was that she started to grow away form from her race, religion, and duty. In paragraph 4 it said " Though Sophie knew the correct National Socialistic answers to every, she soon found herself unwilling to give her teachers the answers they wanted but she felt wrong." This reference meant that she stopped believing in the things that he teachers thought her and started getting furious that Sophie was not going to give them the answer they wanted her to get.]]> 2018-01-16 17:33:54 UTC https://padlet.com/stu42004803/mxog7up2tyig/wish/221803192 stu42004803 https://padlet.com/stu42004803/mxog7up2tyig/wish/221803196 Sophie responded to that conflict by not raising her hand and trying to stand up on what she believed. On paragraph 6 it tells you that this made her feel alienated because she couldn't trust her fellow peers and teachers. This helps us because it tells us on what is Sophie feeling wile making her rebellion.]]> 2018-01-16 17:33:54 UTC https://padlet.com/stu42004803/mxog7up2tyig/wish/221803196 stu42004803 https://padlet.com/stu42004803/mxog7up2tyig/wish/221803201 One thing you could learn from Sophie's story is that you could belive in whatever you want and that other people can't make you believe in one thing you really don't belive in.]]> 2018-01-16 17:33:54 UTC https://padlet.com/stu42004803/mxog7up2tyig/wish/221803201