What are the different types of oppression?
What choices to people make that allow collective violence to happen?
What makes a group of people vulnerable to oppression?
How do people prevent and resist collective violence?
Does Prejudice Lead to Oppression?
100
List one examples of oppression.
1. Holocaust
2. Japanese Internment
3. Native American Genocide
4. Chinese Genocide
100
Dictatorship, Democracy, Theocracy are examples of _______________.
Government
100
List one type of vulnerable group that we studied
Minorities Women
People of African Descent Refugees
Indigenous People LQBTQI+
Migrants People in Poverty
Roma, Sinti, and Travelers
100
The systematic effort to manipulate other people's beliefs, attitudes, or actions by means of symbols is called ____________.
Propaganda
100
The deliberate killing of a large group of people from a particular nation or ethnic group with the aim of destroying that nation or group is called __________.
Genocide
200
One way you can keep track of when important dates happened is by using a ______________.
Timeline
200
A type of violence where a large number of people participate to achieve a similar goal is called ___________.
Collective Violence
200
How many risk factors and warning signs can lead up to a genocide?
6
200
The refusal to accept or comply with something or the attempt to prevent something by action or argument is called ______________.
Resistance
200
Prolonged cruel or unjust treatment or control is called ____________.
Oppression
300
Using the map, please fill in the blank.
The area with the most deaths in Rwanda is ________.
https://cla.umn.edu/chgs/holocaust-genocide-education/resource-guides/rwanda
Butare
300
A psychological theory that states that individuals are less likely to offer help to a victim in presence of other people, usually a large group is called __________.
The Bystander Effect
300
The Holocaust, Japanese Internment, and the Nanjing Massacre all happened during what armed conflict.
World War II
300
List one way people resisted or tried to prevent the genocide/oppression.
Hiding People
Fought Back
Protested
Escaped
300
A favorable, or unfavorable, feeling toward a person or thing, prior to, or not based on, actual experience is called _____________.
Prejudice
400
Spreading false information about a group of people using propaganda is called ______________.
Polarization
400
List one specific event within your oppression where the government was responsible for oppressing a group of people
Executive Order 1099
Indian Removal Act
Kristallnacht (Night of the Broken Glass)
Nanjing Massacre
400
In 1994, President Habyarimana died from a plane crash. As a result, Rwanda has no one leading their country. This is an example of ______________.
Hint: It is one of the risk factors/warning signs
Instability
400
What is the message of this propaganda poster? How does it show resistance?
1. Fight back against Jewish Hatred
2. During this time, Jewish people were being targeted. This was made to try and stop it.
400
List the four different types of oppression you could have researched this unit.
1. The Holocaust
2. Japanese Internment
3. Native American Genocide
4. Chinese Genocide
500
When a genocide occurs, there are three things oppressors do. The three things are
1.
2.
3.
1. Divide People
2. Create Fear and Anger
3. Deny
500
The three different types of collective violence are _______________, _______________, and ________________.
Organized Collective Violence
Situational Collective Violence
Institutional Collective Violence
500
List all the risk factors and warning signs we studied in class
Instability
Ideology
Discrimination and violence against groups of people
Dangerous Speech
Armed Conflict
Armed Groups
500
List two goals of propaganda
1. Emotional Response or Feeling
2. Call to Action
500
Answer the question "Does Prejudice Lead to Oppression" and explain.
Multiple Responses