1. Freedom and Oppression
Define:
Freedom
Oppression
Use a dictionary if needed!

2. recognizing consequences
Freedom
Condition of being free of restraints; political independence, exemption from unpleasant conditions, capacity to exercise choice or free will;
recognizing consequences

3. Oppression
A feeling of being heavily weighed down or burdened, either mentally or physically; usually intentionally placed; not a logical consequence

4. Types of Freedom and Oppression
Political
Social
Personal

5. Political
Government and laws

6. Social--Pertaining to society
Economics (Employment, income, class barriers)
Intellectual (Education)
Age
Gender
Race
Religious

7. Personal Individual choice and free will
Familial (think China and laws for one child, preferably male)
Psychological (think 1984)
Individual, rather than large social groups

8. For each of the following four statements…
1) Agree/disagree and why
2) Think of a T-S, T-T, T-W, or T-H connection

9. One person can make a difference.

10. Without oppression, we can’t have freedom.

11. Oppression only occurs in third-world countries.

12. It is the responsibility of those who have freedom to help the oppressed.

14. Freedom and Oppression
Historically, what types of freedom have people sought?
What types of oppression have people suffered?
List people who have voiced their opposition to oppression and/or their desire for freedom.

15. Share and Record
-Freedoms Sought
-Oppression Suffered
-Voices of Opposition/Desire for Freedom