“SAWs Review, 12/19.” (14)
duration, adopt, ensure, tension, consent
- In the old days, a woman’s father would have to give his ____ before she could get married.
- There was a lot of _____ between my mom and me after our fight.
diminish, regime, stable, estimate, displace
- ____
- ____
- ____
- _____
integrate, export, efficient, symbolic, domestic - Many immigrants have found it difficult to _____ into American culture.
- The President’s job concerns both foreign and _____ issues.
controversy, justify, perspective, bias, debate - The root of this word means “to look.” _____
- This word literally mean “to lean.” _____
cite, research, data, phase, strategy - (4) Before they _____(ed) in a new ______, they ____(ed) the ______.
Research Mop Up.
Euphemism (n – U FEM ISM):
A “nice” way of saying something unpleasant.
The prefix eu- means “good.”
Examples: passed on = died, sanitation engineer = garbage man, waitress in the sky = flight attendant
- visually disabled =
- solid waste =
- landfill =
- economically disadvantaged =
- undocumented transborder migrant =
- vertically challenged =
- involuntary servitude (noun) =
What is freedom? Privacy? What do we give up to be “free”?
In England there is 1 surveillance camera for every 14 people. The average Londoner is caught on camera around 300 times per day. Is that OK?
A look at the Bill of Rights. Why is #6 especially important?
The Sixth Amendment establishes a number of rights of the defendant in a criminal trial:
to a speedy and public trial
to trial by an impartial jury
to be informed of criminal charges
to confront witnesses
to compel witnesses to appear in court
to assistance of counsel[109]
“Old Glory” p203.
Bonus: What is “Old Glory” a nickname for? Respond thusly in your notebook with a date:
“Old Glory” is the nickname for___________.
Bonus Two: Uncle Sam is a nickname for ________. Ditto above.
What would a “Civic Responsibility” class be all about?
Note the title and date!
Listen!
AFTER QUIZ:
“Old Glory” Quiz. Collaborative.
- On the surface, who are we initially supposed to think is the protagonist of the story?
- If we dig deeper, who is REALLY the protagonist?
- Conflict #1:
- Conflict #2:
- What right did the SOS law take away?
- Why did Gran-Da try to burn the flag?
- Why did Donald turn him in?
- What/Who does Uncle represent?
- What do you think the main message of the story is?
- Explain the last line.
- “Old Glory” was written in… a) 1st person b) 2nd person c) 3rd person d) 4th person