1. Root WordDefinitionSentencePictogram Duc, duct To lead The symphony conductor was annoyed by the air from the duct blowing hair in his face. DUCT JW: Do you envision yourself being a leader in some way? Do you want to be?

3. What is the best way to teach people about slavery to prevent a repeat? Images: photographs, artwork written word: speeches, auto/biographies, articles, interviews spoken word fictional stories shown: movies fictional stories written: novel or short story songs poems http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XWqVMNUawso

4. http://www.gutenberg.org/files/22282/22282-h/22282-h.htm#HOW_BRER_RABBIT_GOT_A_HOUSE What is the best way to teach people about slavery to prevent a repeat? Folk Tales

5. What is the best way to teach people about slavery to prevent a repeat?

6. Root WordDefinitionSentencePictogram egoSelf, I Egotistical people think their needs come first, but egomaniacs are completely self absorbed. JW: Do you envision yourself being a leader in some way? Do you want to be? me me me me me me

7. Root Word Quiz next Monday A, AnWithout, Not amph, -i, -oDouble, both autoself (on its own) BiTwo carnflesh domin, domitmaster, tame duc, -tlead egoself, I fractbreak, broken

9. Satire The use of humor, irony, exaggeration, or ridicule to expose and criticize people's stupidity or vices, particularly in the context of contemporary politics.

10. Cartoon, Abolition of the Slave Trade This is a political cartoon published by the British in 1789 It is a satire of slavery in the United States This cartoon features African American slaves retaliating against their white masters - the roles being switched

11. Audience? Main Idea? Author’s Purpose? Irony? (what’s expected is different than reality) Carrying barrels  Feasting  Dancing 

12. Audience? Main Idea? Author’s Purpose? Irony? (what’s expected is different than reality)

13. Options for Ch 13 Questions Detailed artwork (drawing, painting…) showing everything to fully answer the question Political Cartoon showing all important aspects of your answer In other words, RAPT the answer through art and captions

14. CH 13: Would it have been easier, in your opinion, for a slave to escape alone or with several friends? CH 13: What were the pros and the cons of attempting to escape? What were the pros and cons of successfully escaping? CH 13: Was it wrong of Douglass to convince the other men to attempt an escape? Explain your reasons. PROS CONS Attempting Succeeding

15. CH 13: Was it wrong of Douglass to convince the other men to attempt an escape? Explain your reasons. END of BOOK What were Douglass’ most convincing arguments and evidence to tell his audience that slavery is wrong? What are all the factors that moved Douglass forward, toward becoming an influential free man?

16. Root WordDefinitionSentencePictogram fract To break, broken Fracking is when you shoot millions of gallons of water deep into the ground to fracture rock and release oil and gas. JW: What is “fractured” in your world? [broken, not working the way you wish it did] Fra ct

17. What is the best way to teach people about slavery to prevent a repeat? 12 Years a Slave http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VsY2nWGkzfY

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21. Today, very few people would defend the institution of slavery. We take for granted that owning people is an evil, immoral practice. Why, then, should anybody bother to read the Narrative of the Life of Fredrick Douglass? Slavery was wrong; slavery was awful; most importantly, slavery was abolished in the United States in 1865. Can’t we just forget about it? Just forgetting about it sounds tempting. Slavery isn’t a pleasant subject to think about. If you’re African American yourself, it probably angers you to think that your ancestors may have been held in slavery. If you are white, you may resent feeling blamed for something that happened long before you were born. Whoever you are, you might tend to think, “Let’s focus on the future, not the past. It’s time to move on.” Introductions answer the questions… What’s interesting about this topic (the hook)? What is the author writing about? (the main idea) What issues/reasons will the author explain?

22. Instead of seeing our common humanity, we focus on our different skin colors, religion, levels of educations, dates of arrival in this country, sexual orientations, or languages. We reserve our concern and humane treatment for people who are “like us.” We need the Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass as much today as when it was published in 1845, to remind us of the infinite worth of every human being. Conclusions answer the questions… What was the main idea? What is interesting or important about this issue? Why should anyone should care?

23. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p w6N_eTZP2U

26. Root WordDefinitionSentencePictogram bitwo The doctor studied the biopsy of the bifurcated tissue under a microscope. Bi|Bi JW: What is something / s that should be done biannually (twice per year), in your opinion?

27. Root WordDefinitionSentencePictogram carnflesh Carnivores love eating pork carnitas. JW: Could all humans get by without eating meat? By choice if we were told we shouldn’t eat it? What about if water became so scarce that meat became very expensive and hard to get? carn

28. CH 9: Why was Douglass sent to live with the slave breaker named Covey and what was the goal of sending him? Covey’s role in Frederick’s life was to…so that Frederick… If this plan of sending Frederick to Covey worked, the result would be… CH 10: Why weren’t slaves treated better if they were such an expensive investment? Despite the fact slave cost owners a considerable amount of money, slaves were not treated well because kind treatment would lead to…and harsh treatment, such as…, had the effect of…

29. CH 11: Why would slave owners want their slaves to be drunk during the Christmas holiday? As misleading it might seem, owners preferred slaves spend the holiday drunk not because…but instead because they wanted to… Spending their time off drunk resulted in slaves feeling… CH 12: Why would religious slaveholders use religion to justify cruelty? Religion was one way to justify the cruel treatment of slaves because owners could use the bible to…which led to owners feeling that…and slaves were given the impression that…

30. CH 12: Why would religious slaveholders use religion to justify cruelty? Religion was one way to justify the cruel treatment of slaves because owners could use the bible to…which led to owners feeling that…and slaves were given the impression that…

31. Example 2 - Advanced RAPT Response Education in the hands of a slave was dangerous because of the simple fact that they have been deprived of it. Once they obtained it, there would be no stopping them, making them “unmanageable.” Therefore, white men were fearful that one day they would become inferior, so they kept slaves ignorant. As Douglass noted about white men’s fear, if they gave “an inch [a slave would take]…a mile.”

32. Example 3 - Advanced RAPT Response Slaves would “be of no value” to their masters if they learned to read and write because they would become smarter than the masters and learn how to fight back with knowledge. Slaves “will become discontent” with their lives, Frederick overheard Mr. Auld say. Slaves were told to believe that they were meant only for work, not to learn and fight for their freedom.