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Make a guess! Think about our topic... What could it be?... Make an opening that can just fit a hand in – mine contained sandpaper and an old fashioned weighing scale = rough justice Think about our topic... What could it be?...

What has happened? Rules Only 1 person can speak at a time Take 1 card each You cannot show anyone else your card

Groups of 4 Get into groups of 4 as quickly as possible. Spread out! You choose or I’ll choose for you GO!

News Flash Think of a teaser for the news story to follow No more than 5 words.

A case of ‘Rough Justice?’ We will carry out a role to play to help us understand the case of Sacco and Vanzetti in more detail You cannot record any notes You must talk to everyone – you may want to revisit characters to get things straight.

Back into your Groups Task 3: Consensus You now have 10 minutes to discuss whether this was a case of rough justice. Each person steps into the area of consensus and states what they think. Discuss in more detail which common ideas are shared. Your hoola hoop is the circle of consensus.

4 Corners... Thinking corners (Choose from)…..Red Scare, immigration, deterrent, example, corruption, framed, segregation, Al Capone (organised crime).

Reasons... Try to explain the US Governments actions at the time. For every corner you must come up with a reasoned argument for the US Governments actions in this case. Higher level – link to other internal and international events that are taking place. Using the same 4 corners

Do you want me to tell you? Clue: Key words from today... Make a guess! Do you want me to tell you? Clue: Key words from today... Have another feel! Think about our topic... What could it be?... Can you make links between the boxes?...