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Homework QUESTIONS Would news be better if reporters only told us about “good news Why is bad news important? Benefits from: War Rebellions.

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1 Homework QUESTIONS Would news be better if reporters only told us about “good news Why is bad news important? Benefits from: War Rebellions

2 Types of Conflict Part two

3 What type of Conflict is this?

4 Protests & Demonstrations
Method for people to show displeasure Peaceful & Out of hand

5 PROTESTS & DEMONSTRATIONS
How does the government keep protests in order?

6 PROTESTS & DEMONSTRATIONS
Bring armed police and troops into the street to keep order and to protect the innocent. How do you feel about this? Should people have the right to demonstrate? Should police be allowed to disperse them?

7 STRIKES In the 1800s working conditions were bad.
Led to strike, to demand better conditions Printing press 1836 Toronto Railway workers 1855 Montreal

8 HOMEWORK Complete handout, pg 142-143. Conflict Resolution
TEST on FRIDAY, review notes & handouts

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