Malala the Powerful

corruption

• “dishonest or immoral.”

• a major world religion practiced by more than 2 billion people worldwide.

• totally unaware of something.

• to treat a group of people in an unfair way

Islam

• dishonest or immoral.

• a major world religion practiced by more than 2 billion people worldwide.

• totally unaware of something.

• a formal written request that is made to a person or a group in authority.

oblivious

• totally unaware of something.

• “to treat a group of people in an unfair way” or “to control or rule in a harsh or cruel way.”

• name that someone—often a writer—uses instead of their real name.

• a formal written request that is made to a person or a group in authority.

oppressive

• name that someone—often a writer—uses instead of their real name.

• “to treat a group of people in an unfair way” or “to control or rule in a harsh or cruel way.”

• is a formal written request that is made to a person or a group in authority.

• related to the countryside.

petition

• “to treat a group of people in an unfair way” or “to control or rule in a harsh or cruel way.”

• a name that someone—often a writer—uses instead of their real name.

• a formal written request that is made to a person or a group in authority.

• related to the countryside.

pseudonym

• totally unaware of something.

• “to treat a group of people in an unfair way” or “to control or rule in a harsh or cruel way.”

• related to the countryside.

• name that someone—often a writer—uses instead of their real name

refugee

• to get revenge against someone

• a person who is seeking refuge

• “to treat a group of people in an unfair way” or “to control or rule in a harsh or cruel way.”

• dishonest or immoral

retaliation

• to get revenge against someone

• a name that someone—often a writer—uses instead of their real name.

• related to the countryside

• dishonest or immoral

rural

• a person who is seeking refuge

• totally unaware of something

• related to the countryside

• dishonest or immoral.

terrorist

• to get revenge against someone

• related to the countryside

• usually a member of a group—who uses or supports terrorism.

• “to treat a group of people in an unfair way” or “to control or rule in a harsh or cruel way.”