Going to the Holocaust Memorial Museum and learning about the Holocaust and Armenian Genocide really struck me. I didn’t expect us to get into such a deep and emotional topic this year, but I’m glad we did. Before learning about these events, I only knew a little bit about Hitler and Swastikas, but as we went through this unit, I realized how horrific this was. I think it’s very important for students to be taught about this in school, so an event like this won’t ever have to happen again. After learning about this topic, I feel I should address all the small issues and problems so that later, they won’t become huge problems. The Holocaust unit is one of the only humanities topics that will stick with me forever.
8A Global Studies: This blog is a forum for you to share with the class your reactions to Night, a memoir by Elie Wiesel. You are required to write a post based on the assigned reading. Each writing post should be at least 200 words in length. In addition to posting your response to the reading, take time to read at least two other posts and comment briefly following the guidelines we have set forth in class. If two people have already commented on a post, please choose another.
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Blog Post #5: For your final blog post, reflect on the totality of your experience at the museum and our study of the Holocaust and the Ar...
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When reading pages 23-84 of Night by Elie Wiesel, a lot of strong emotions were evoked. This part of the book is a roller coaster emotion...
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When beginning reading Night it was immediately obvious how devastating the holocaust was. "The ghetto was ruled by neither German ...
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During the Holocaust Unit, I was given a new perspective on the events that took place during WWII. I never really comprehended how horrif...
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