Refugee (Chapters 7 - 9)

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What does the 'Wet Foot, Dry Foot' policy refer to?

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A policy that allowed Cuban migrants who reached U.S. soil ('dry feet') to apply for refugee status, while those intercepted at sea ('wet feet') were returned to Cuba.

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What is a common theme in the stories of refugees?

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The characters are escaping violence by leaving home.

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How would you describe the mood in Chapters 7-9?

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The mood is tense, reflecting the anxiety and danger faced by the characters.

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What is the main conflict faced by the characters in the stories?

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The main conflict is finding a safe place to live.

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What does it mean to be a refugee?

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A refugee is a person who has been forced to leave their country in order to escape war, persecution, or natural disaster.

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What is the significance of family in refugee stories?

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Family often represents support and safety, and the struggle to keep family members together is a central theme.

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What role does fear play in the lives of refugees?

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Fear of violence, persecution, and uncertainty about the future drives refugees to leave their homes.

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What does the term 'asylum' mean in the context of refugees?

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Asylum is the protection granted to individuals in a foreign country due to persecution or fear of persecution in their home country.

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Why might a refugee choose to leave their home country?

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Refugees may leave due to war, violence, political instability, or persecution based on race, religion, or political beliefs.

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What challenges do refugees face when trying to find safety?

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Refugees face challenges such as lack of resources, legal barriers, language differences, and the trauma of their experiences.