Unit 5 | Resistance within Systems of Power and Oppression

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The ancient and early modern civilizations of Africa, the Americas, Asia, and Europe have shaped which of the following aspects of today?

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Peoples and cultures

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Individuals and groups have resisted systems of power and oppression through: Compliance with authority, Passive acceptance, Active protest and advocacy, Ignoring injustices

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Active protest and advocacy

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Learning about resistance in ancient times can help you understand which of the following?

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Productive ways to resist power and oppression

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Individuals and groups have resisted systems of power and oppression through:

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Peaceful protests and civil disobedience

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Learning about resistance in ancient times can help you understand productive ways to resist power and oppression by:

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Providing historical examples and strategies for effective resistance.

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Class reinforces systems of power and oppression by: Promoting equality among all groups, Distributing resources and opportunities unequally, Eliminating social hierarchies, Ensuring fair access to education for everyone

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Distributing resources and opportunities unequally

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Feudalistic systems limited the social mobility of individuals by:

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Restricting movement between social classes based on birth

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What is the meaning of the word 'class' as used in the context of social studies?

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A group of people in society who have the same economic and social status.

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What is the meaning of the word 'feudalism'?

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A social system that existed in Europe during the Middle Ages in which people worked and fought for nobles who gave them protection and land in return.

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What is the meaning of the word 'guild'?

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An association of people with similar interests or pursuits, especially a medieval association of craftsmen or merchants.