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Non-Violence and Pro-War. Announcements. Concept list 5 is due Thursday, March 10 th . Forum post 5 (The Non-Violence Framework) is due Friday, March 11 th at 12pm. Quest 4 will be on concept list 5 and why Egypt matters. Current event reports on Thursday and Friday. Daniel Rodriguez
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Announcements • Concept list 5 is due Thursday, March 10th. • Forum post 5 (The Non-Violence Framework) is due Friday, March 11th at 12pm. • Quest 4 will be on concept list 5 and why Egypt matters. • Current event reports on Thursday and Friday. • Daniel Rodriguez • Fidel Salinas • Jeremiah Mares • Gerardo Mares
Thought Questions • Explain whether you would or would not take the vows to march with Gandhi. • Which vow would struggle to uphold?
Pro-War Worldview • The belief that violence can bring about positive change through violent or negative means . • Example The United States invaded Iraq and removed Sadahm Hussein from power under the assumption that violence must be used to bring democracy to the people of Iraqi.
Non-Violence Worldview • The belief that positive change can only occur when positive means are used. • They are not pacifists. Pacifism Gandhi observed that "Passive resistance, unlike nonviolence, has no power to change men' s hearts." Pacifism taken to an extreme means not resisting evil. • Non-violent resistance is something fundamentally different to pacifism. Non-violent resistance is based in carrying out an all out struggle against injustice without using violent means. • Examples • Nelson Mandela in South Africa, MLK in the Civil Rights, and Gandhi in India.
History of Non-Violence Log the following clip in your video source graphic organizer: Title History of Non-Violence Part 1 Unit: North African Revolutions Theme: Non-Violence Thread: Worldview
Document-Based QuestionGandhi, King and Mandela: What Made Non-Violence Work?
Announcements • Concept list 5 is due tomorrow. • Current events report • Jeremiah Mares • Jerry Mares
DBQ Film Clip The following video can be used as a DBQ source and must be logged using your video source graphic organizer. Title: Non-Violence Speech by Gandhi Unit: North African Revolutions Theme: Non-Violence Thread: Worldview
Document-Based QuestionGandhi, King and Mandela: What Made Non-Violence Work?
Announcements • Concept list 5 is due today. It can be turned into tomorrow for half credit. • Forum post 5 is due tomorrow by 12pm. • (Non-violence Framework) • Thursday and Friday will be used to analyze DBQ docs. Monday will be dedicated to DBQ in-class essay. Current Events Presentations • Jeremiah Mares • Jerry Mares
DBQ Film Clip The following video can be used as a DBQ source and must be logged using your video source graphic organizer. Title First Nelson Mandela Interview Unit: North African Revolutions Theme: Non-Violence Thread: Worldview
Document-Based QuestionGandhi, King and Mandela: What Made Non-Violence Work?
Announcements • Homework: MWH Tweet 3 is due by Monday, March 14th by 12pm. • Today is our last day to analyze DBQ docs. • Monday will be dedicated to DBQ in-class essay. Current Events Presentations • Khalid Smith • Daniel Rodriguez
Announcements • MWH Tweet 3 for homework due by tomorrow at 12pm. • Concept List 6 due on Thursday, March 17th. • Forum Post 6, which "Egypt, MLK and Non-violence" due by Friday, March 18th at 12pm.
Steps for DBQ Analysis • Read the background essay located on page 307. • Take at least a half page of notes by pulling out the most important information. • Determine the non-violent leader you wish to study. • Select 3 documents to analyze using AP PARTS for each one. Make your write down the citation for essay. • Gandhi documents: A, D, G, M, P • King documents: B, E, H, K, N, Q • Mandela documents: C. F, I, J, O, R • All of your notes will be used for the writing assignment on Friday.
Thesis Statement • Remember: • You are proving why the non-violence movement of your choice worked.