II.Science: Chapter 10, Lesson 1, The Pulmonary Circulatory System
III. Spanish: Lesson 3, Subject Pronouns, Ser, Adj.
(Quizlet)
IV. Writing: Great Writing Book 3 (Unit 4 pg 98-105)
V. Geography: Chapter 16, People and Empires in the Americas,
Unit 1: North America Review (Quizlet, Videos: Khan Academy, Anasazi, Mound Builders, Iroquois Confederation)
Unit 1: North America Review (Quizlet, Videos: Khan Academy, Anasazi, Mound Builders, Iroquois Confederation)
Learning Question: Is it ever ok to break the law?
Read Civil Disobedience and answer the questions:
- By putting “civil” in his title, Thoreau may be trying to qualify that any disobedience should be_________.
- According to Thoreau, what is the very best kind of government?
- What is the definition of government?
- If a government is based on a majority, what can it NOT have?
- “We should be men first, and subjects afterward. What is Thoreau trying to say here?
- What is the difference between men and subjects and why is that so important to a well-run government and society?
- What is the rule/obligation by which Thoreau lives?
- Why does Thoreau look down on soldiers, captains, generals, etc?
- What happens to men who live and govern with their consciences?
- What examples does he cite of conscientious men that were made the enemies of society (but were later vindicated and are now held in high esteem)
- According to Thoreau, what is the ultimate condition in which you are to break a law?
- Where is the true place for a just man? Why?
- Describe Thoreau’s feelings in jail. Is he angry about being there? Happy? Sad?
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