Definition
A drastic and far-reaching change, meant to create a new government at times. What is this called?
Revolution
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ac_iv_st
activist
Give an example of a historical revolution.
Haiti Revolution
Russian Revolution
American Revolution
_______________ involves breaking certain laws as a form of protest.
Social Disobedience
The refusal to obey certain laws as a form of protest. What is this word?
Social Disobedience
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R_fo_m
Reform
Name a social movement
Women's Rights
Black Lives Matter
Civil Rights Movement
Many people organized a ______________ to express their discontent with the policy.
Protest
An organized effort to encourage or discourage social change. What is this word?
Social Movement
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Rev_l_tion
Revolution
What are the three types of rhetoric appeal used to convince someone?
Pathos
Ethos
Logos
New ____________ were introduced to improve the education system
Reforms
The art of persuasive speaking or writing. What is this word?
Rhetoric
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Protest
Name a famous activist
Martin Luther King Jr.
Rosa Parks
Following World War II, several countries experienced ______________ and gained independence.
decolonization
The process of making changes to improve a society, institution,or policy. What is this word?
Reform
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De_o_oni_ation
decolonization
Provide an example of decolonization.
India's independence from the British
Haiti's independence from the French
Politicians use ____________ to persuade voters to support their policies
Rhetoric