Unit 8

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This form of influence involves large groups of people coming together to show support for change.

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Demonstration

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The Standing Rock Sioux opposed a pipeline that could endanger their drinking water. In 2016, large groups of Sioux people gathered to protest the construction. The Standing Rock Sioux's protest is an example of…

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Demonstration

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During the Chicano Moratorium March in 1970, over 20,000 Mexican Americans gathered in L.A. to protest the Vietnam War draft. The Chicano Moratorium March is an example of…

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Demonstration

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This form of influence involves doing something to make change happen, even if it breaks the law.

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Direct Action

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The Boston Tea Party is an example of…

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Direct Action

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Tree sitting is an example of…

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Direct Action

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This form of influence involves creativity to show social problems and convince people to make change.

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Art

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A photographer named Jacob Riis used photos that he titled "How the Other Half Lives" to bring awareness to poverty in America in the 1880s. The photograph is an example of

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Art

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Fearless Girl was a statue placed in New York City to show that women should stand up for their rights to have jobs as leaders. Fearless Girl is an example of…

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Art

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This form of protest relies on the news and social media to share about what is happening.

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Media