Is there an odd one out Who are they Guy Fawkes Emily Pankhurst Emily Davison Malcolm X Irish Republican Army slogan to encourage an independent and united Ireland LIST all the things that you think that these people have in common you can use their biographies to help you ID: 597508
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How do these people link together?Is there an odd one out?Slide2
Who are they..?Guy FawkesEmily Pankhurst
Emily Davison Malcolm X Irish Republican Army slogan = to encourage an independent and united IrelandLIST all the things that you think that these people have in common (you can use their biographies to help you)Slide3
If you had to lose one of
these values, which would it be …?Freedom?Religious belief?Money?Family?Self-defence?laws?Slide4
Terrorism
LOs:To discuss what is ‘terrorism’2. To decide whether certain events are acts of terrorismSlide5
What is terrorism? Can you write a definition?
What examples can you give of terrorism?Discuss in PairsSlide6
We think terrorism is….Terrorism is….
A planned action intended to cause death or serious harm to civilians with the purpose of achieving political changeSlide7
Why was Charlie Hebdo Magazine Attacked?Slide8
Charlie Hebdo
Watch thisWatch the BBC clip and summarise in your books what happened in the Charlie Hebdo attacks.You should aim for at least 5 bullet points.Slide9
Charlie Hebdo
Is the pen mightier than the sword?Discuss and write down your ideas: What does this statement mean?What evidence is there that the pen is mightier than the sword?What evidence is there that the sword is mightier than the pen? When is it acceptable to take up the sword? Can you give examples to support your argument?Slide10
What is terrorism?Can you be a terrorist without committing an act of terrorism?Can you commit an act of violence but not be a terrorist?Slide11
Historical terrorism..?
Find out about these events and then decide whether you think they were acts of terrorism putting your answers on your sheets:The HolocaustThe suffragettesThe Gun powder plotJohn BrownExtension: See if you can think of your own historical events and decide where they would go.Slide12
Class feedbackWhat do you think?Point your thumbs up if you think the following incidents ARE acts of terror.Point your thumbs down if you think the following incidents are NOT acts of terror. Slide13
The Holocaust
The Holocaust was the persecution and murder of approximately six million Jews by the Nazi regime and its collaborators. The Holocaust refers to the period from January 30, 1933 - when Adolf Hitler became chancellor of Germany - to May 8, 1945, when the war in Europe officially ended.Slide14
The Suffragettes
The Suffragettes existed in the 20th Century. They were campaigning for women's right to vote. Some members set fire to letter boxes and destroyed famous paintings in galleries. At the 1911 derby Emily Davison threw herself in front of the king’s horse and died. Slide15
The Gunpowder Plot
On the 5th November 1605 a group of Catholics attempted to blow up Parliament and kill the King. They wanted to replace the King James I with his 9 year old Catholic daughter. Slide16
John BrownBefore the United States civil war, John Brown (1800-1859) took up armed opposition (using weapons) to slavery. He led several attacks, the most famous was against the armory at Harpers Ferry Fort. Local forces soon took the fort back and Brown was tried and executed for treason. People today have debated over whether or not Brown should be considered a
terrorist.Slide17
Look at your sheetsDecide which are terrorists and which are not.What is the difference?Slide18
Design a
piece of graffiti art work with a message in support of free speech and against terrorism.Plenary/homework…Slide19
Charlie Hebdo
Freedom of SpeechBelief
Terrorism
Religion
Justified
peace
Extremism
Fear
Innocent lives
suffragette
Holocaust
Guy Fawkes