Going Deeper. Who is Julia Alvarez? Read About the Author: Complete Question 1 ( 10 minutes)

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Going Deeper

Who is Julia Alvarez? Read About the Author: Complete Question 1 ( 10 minutes)

Where is the Dominican Republic?

What are the surrounding countries/bodies of water?

Cultural Identity Describe how meringue is a part of the cultural identity of the Dominican Republic. (1 minute) What are some elements of your own cultural identity ? (food, art, traditions, etc.) (2 minutes)

Statue of Liberty  What do you think the Statue of Liberty is a symbol of? (1 minute)

Immigration What are the different reasons individuals and families want to come to America? (3 minutes)

Sharing  Do you know how your family came to America? If so, explain. (2 minutes)

Julia is called Alcatraz by her classmates in school. What was Alacatraz?

Alcatraz was…  A Lighthouse  Military Fortification  Military Prison  Federal Prison  National Recreation Area Alcatraz is also known as “The Rock”

What is a fedora?