Unit I HOLOCAUST Unit I title page Unit

Unit I HOLOCAUST

Unit I title page Unit I “Understanding Tolerance and the history of Judaism and Antisemitism” (Five symbols)

Unit I Objectives discuss the differences between prejudice, tolerance, acceptance recognize groups of people who are discriminated against understand the difference between victims, perpetrators, bystanders, and upstanders Learn the history of the Jewish faith Analyze the history of Antisemitism and evaluate why it has existed for thousands of years

Preview Write your own definition for “Human Rights” Make a web and list 10 things that you consider to be “human rights.

Building the Base Tolerance is a fair and objective view of those whose opinions, practices, race, religion, and nationality differ from your own. Intolerance is an unwillingness or refusal to tolerate or respect contrary opinions or beliefs, persons of different races or backgrounds Acceptance is favorable reception, approval, or favor. Prejudice is an unfavorable opinion or feeling formed beforehand or without knowledge, thought, or reason.

Building the base… Victim – An individual or individuals who are attacked or mistreated because of their views or beliefs (Jews) Perpetrator – An individual or individuals who act out on intolerance with hatred through words or actions (Nazi) Bystander – an individual or individuals whom are witnesses to bigotry, but do nothing to stop it (German citizens) Upstander – an individual or individuals whom challenge bigotry through their words or actions

Building the Base… Stereotype – a general assumption about a group of people Jewish people are greedy or good with money Asians are good a math White southerners are racist Muslims are terrorists Mexicans are illegal immigrants

Response - Schwarzfahrer (Black rider) is a German film about xenophobia Xenophobia - fear and hatred of strangers or foreigners or of anything that is strange or foreign Fill out adjectives to describe each character in the film

Response Answer post viewing questions. Use the monologue translation to help. Write your name on the top and turn it in. (might be homework)