Big Picture Justice
Rhetorical Triangles
Ethos
Pathos
Metaphors
100

Name one element you remember from the photo we used in the intro

Could be anything, we will determine if its correct

100

What is the relationship between the relationship between the speaker and the audience in "Between the World and Me"? ex. cousins

Father and son

100

why was Ta-Nehisi-Coates a credible source in Between the World and Me for the topic he was discussing?

he had first hand experiences 

100

What was the repition (two words) in the "Between the World and Me" pathos quote?

"Think of"

100

what type of "death" is a metaphor in let the incarcerated vote?

civil

200
Name and briefly explain about one person in the past who fought for justice that we mentioned
  • Mahatma Gandhi: Led peaceful protests in India to free the country from British rule.

  • Martin Luther King Jr.: Led the American Civil Rights Movement to end racial segregation using peaceful marches and speeches.

  • Harriet Tubman: Helped enslaved people escape to freedom using the Underground Railroad.

  • Susan B. Anthony: Fought for women's right to vote in the United States.

  • Nelson Mandela: Fought against apartheid, a system of racial unfairness in South Africa, and spent many years in prison for his beliefs.

  • Rosa Parks: Refused to give up her bus seat to a white person, which helped spark the Montgomery Bus Boycott.

200

Who is the audience in "Let the Incarcerated Vote"?

Americans who care about democracy

200

where did Clint Smith teach that gave him the first hand experience of seeing a person's human agency being taken away?

jails and prisons

200

Whose life was described in the "Betweeen the World and Me" pathos quote?

Prince Jones

200

fill in the blank... citizenship is not a right that expires upon _______

misbehavior 

300

Explain how Justice is seen in "Let the Incarcerated Vote"

-  Justice means giving incarcerated people a voice by allowing them to vote and participate in democracy.

-The justice system can be unfair because people who have served their sentences may still lose voting rights and political representation.

- Smith shows that true justice should include equality, meaning a person’s past mistakes should not permanently take away their basic rights as a citizen.

300

Give one important detail of the purpose in "Between the World and Me"

Educate his son about the reality of racism and his experiences and reveal the systems that have treated black bodies as economically valuable



300

what did the prisoner say about how voting made him feel when he got out of prison?

he felt seen and heard


300

What was "shattered on the concrete, and all its holy contents, all that had gone into him, sent flowing back to the earth' in "Between the world and Me"?

A vessel

300

What are black bodies compared to in "Between the World and Me"?

Natural resources

400

Explain how justice is seen in "Between the World and Me"

  • Justice means equality and having the same rights and opportunities regardless of race.

  • Racism creates injustice by treating Black people unfairly and making them live with fear and discrimination.

  • Coates shows that true justice requires change, especially addressing the systems and beliefs that continue to harm Black Americans.

400

Give one important detail of the purpose in "Let the Incarcerated Vote"



To bring to light how the incarcerated are affected by not being allowed to vote and how race is connected to incarceration.



400

what was the name of the man who lost his life due to being falsely accused by the police?

Prince Jones

400

What historical event was desribed in the "Let the Incarcecrated Vote" pathos quote? (hint: taxation without representation)

American Revolution

400

What were black people "proppelled" into in "Between the World and Me"?

The cosmos

500

Name one little picture thing Justice does for us?

-Justice helps individuals feel heard and respected when they are treated unfairly.

-It holds people accountable when they hurt or take advantage of others.

- It gives people a chance to have equal opportunities at school, work, and in everyday life.

500
Identify either the speakers name for either of the passages (could be just last name)?

Clint Smith

Ta-Neshisi Coates

500

what is the name of the former prisoner Clint Smith talked to?

Abd'Allah Lateef

500

Out of economy, education and healthcare what all was desccribed by Clint Smith to develop Pathos?

Education [Children of people incarcerated]

Healthcare [Parents]

500

Which of Samori's family members provided encouragement to Samori to reach beyond limitations and search for opportunity?

Uncle [Sam]