📚 Part 1: Understanding Injustice

1. What is injustice? Circle the best definition:

Making rules that everyone follows

Treating people unfairly or denying them their rights

Disagreeing with someone's opinion

Following laws and regulations

2. Which of these were consequences of slavery? Tick all that apply:

Families were separated

People lost their freedom

Everyone was treated equally

Many people died during the Middle Passage

Society benefited from free labour

3. Circle the example that shows modern-day injustice:

Children going to school

People voting in elections

Child labour in factories

Libraries being free to use

✏️ Part 2: Cause and Consequence Chart

4. Complete this cause and consequence chart for slavery:

CAUSE: Why did slavery happen?

CONSEQUENCE: What were the effects on enslaved people?

CONSEQUENCE: What were the long-term effects on society?

5. Give one similarity and one difference between historical slavery and modern injustices:

Similarity: ________________________________

Difference: ________________________________

💭 Part 3: Debate and Reflection

6. Debate topic: "Is injustice still as harmful today as it was in the past?"

Write one argument FOR this statement:

Write one argument AGAINST this statement:

7. After today's lesson, what is one new thing you learned about injustice?

8. What is one question you still have about injustice, past or present?

Injustice Past and Present

Injustice Past and Present

📚 Part 1: Understanding Injustice

✏️ Part 2: Cause and Consequence Chart

💭 Part 3: Debate and Reflection

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