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"Universal" means"
a. related to astronomy
b. infinite
c. exclusive
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__________ was the catalyst that made human rights a global issue.
a. WWI
b. WWII
c. Vietnam
d. The civil rights movement |
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According to the author, ________ have a written or oral human rights code.
a. The Aztecs
b. The Muslims
c. The Babylonians
d. All societies |
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Which of the following is not true about many early human rights documents, such as the Magna Carta and the Bill of rights?
a. They excluded women
b. They excluded people of color
c. They excluded men
d. They excluded certain political groups |
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Which preceded the United Nations?
a. the ILO
b. the 19th century anti-slavery movement
c. The League of Nations
d. All of these preceded the UN |
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The author blames the failure of the League of Nations on:
a. The League's failure to protect China and Manchuria
b. The U.S.'s refusal to join
c. Italy's attack on Ethiopia
d. WWII |
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The primary goal of the UN is to conduct trials for those who have committed crimes against humanity.
a. True
b. False |
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According to the UDHR, all human rights are:
a. Interdependent
b. Indivisible
c. Religion-based
d. Discriminatory |
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When it comes to their own national constitutions, nearly two hundred countries have chosen to _____ the UDHR.
a. Ignore
b. Incorporate
c. Disobey
d. Protest |
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| What is the purpose of NGOs? |
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| To focus attention on human rights issues and abuses |
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| To strongly oppose an injustice or offence |
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| To produce a fundamental change in something; transform |
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| A set of views or ideas about a particular subject |
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| A lack of interest or concern for important things |
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| The refusal to obey unjust laws or demands without using violence |
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| An action that involves oneself in a situation so as to change or prevent it |
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| A form of dominance that controls institutions and peoples |
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| Any action or form of communication that takes a stance on an important social issue |
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| A government by the people who have supreme power to elect their leaders |
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| The use of direct action in support of or against a cause |
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| TO draw out or bring forth; evoke |
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| A radical change in our way of thinking about a subject |
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| The Garbage Series was created by_____? |
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| Civil Disobedience was created by _____? |
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| Gangs are Terrorists was created by ____? |
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| Women are Heroes was created by _____? |
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| Dance: The language of protest was written by ______? |
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| The Abraham Obama criticism was created by _____? |
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| Abraham Obama was created by ______? |
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| The Art of Rebellion was written by ______? |
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Max is most interested in life when _____ comes to the basement?
a. Hans
b. Rosa
c. Liesel |
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Who does Max fantasize about fighting?
a. Hitler
b. Walter
c. Hans |
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Rudy joins
a. the Nazi party
b. A gang of thieves
c. Hitler Youth |
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