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Please eliminate all highlighted areas before you submit this Study Guide. I will immediately subtract 200 points for leaving any highlighted text in this Study Guide.Maintain the format of this Study Guide. I do not grade Study Guides that do not maintain the format!Note: The general objective is to write down things that will help you to remember this material four to six weeks from now or whenever you are writing the response to the final prompt(s). However, no prompt should be left blank or empty. Nothing is optional in this Study Guide. If you do not understand what the prompt is asking, please feel free to ask me. As-a-matter-of-fact, this Study Guide is mandatory to stay in the course. You cannot proceed with the two remaining Study Guides or the final essay without having submitted this Study Guide. This Study Guide is worth 1000 points.Standards for Grading:One to three sentence responses are not what I consider college level work. Again, the objective with this assignment is to really extensively explore your thoughts. One to three sentences responses are not much of an exploration, yet alone extensive. I automatically give the equivalent of a “D” for this level of work, or 600 points.One paragraph or bullets containing five to seven sentences, give or take a sentence or two, is commensurate with doing satisfactory to good college level work. I automatically give the equivalent of a “C” or “B” for this level of work, or between 701 and 899 points.Two to three or more paragraph responses containing five to seven sentences each or 10 or more bullet-points, from my perspective, is indeed doing an extensive exploration of one’s thoughts. This is the objective that all of you should strive to obtain, and this is what takes this activity beyond the realm of the mundane or superficial. This is what I consider outstanding college-level work at the highest level and worthy of the maximum amount of points.Indicate by making a check mark below as to what is included in your Study Guide. I will not accept your Study Guide if you have not checked off the items included:_____ Thomas Sankara: The Upright Man_____ Rabbit Proof Fence_____ Stolen Generation_____ 1948: Creation and Catastrophe: The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict_____ Return to Cuba: Life in Cuba after CastroThomas Sankara: The Upright Man (200 points for doing both #1 and #2):Just looking at the title of this documentary alone, what do you think it is about? Response:What do you think is the filmmakers’ perspective? Response:Why? Provide three things that support your conclusion: Response:What questions arose for you in watching this documentary? Response:What are your overall thoughts regarding this documentary?What are your overall feelings regarding this documentary?What three things would you like to know more about? Response:Identify three scholarly articles that you would like to read on each of the three things above: Response:Choose one to all three of the above scholarly articles to read (The average college level academic reading for one Social Science or Humanities course is about 27 pages a week for the quarter system. The objective is to read an average college academic article a week):Title of Article and number of pages: Response:What is the author’s perspective? Response:Why? Provide evidence to support your position: Response:What did you learn in reading this article? Response:Quotes and explanations that support what you learned? Response:What are your overall thoughts regarding this article? Response:What are your overall feelings regarding this article? Response:Rabbit Proof Fence (200 points for doing both #3 and #4):Just looking at the title of this documentary alone, what do you think it is about? Response:What do you think is the filmmakers’ perspective? Response:Why? Provide three things that support your conclusion: Response:What questions arose for you in watching this documentary? Response:What are your overall thoughts regarding this documentary? Response:What are your overall feelings regarding this documentary? Response:What three things would you like to know more about? Response:Identify three scholarly articles that you would like to read on each of the three things above: Response:Choose one to all three of the above scholarly articles to read (The average college level academic reading for one Social Science or Humanities course is about 27 pages a week for the quarter system. The objective is to read an average college academic article a week):Title of Article and number of pages: Response:What is the author’s perspective? Response:Why? Provide evidence to support your position: Response:What did you learn in reading this article? Response:Quotes and explanations that support what you learned? Response:What are your overall thoughts regarding this article? Response:What are your overall feelings regarding this article? Response:Stolen Generation (200 points for doing both #5 and #6): Just looking at the title of this documentary alone, what do you think it is about? Response:What do you think is the filmmakers’ perspective? Response:Why? Provide three things that support your conclusion: Response:What questions arose for you in watching this documentary? Response:What are your overall thoughts regarding this documentary?What are your overall feelings regarding this documentary?What three things would you like to know more about? Response:Identify three scholarly articles that you would like to read on each of the three things above: Response:Choose one to all three of the above scholarly articles to read (The average college level academic reading for one Social Science or Humanities course is about 27 pages a week for the quarter system. The objective is to read an average college academic article a week):Title of Article and number of pages: Response:What is the author’s perspective? Response:Why? Provide evidence to support your position: Response:What did you learn in reading this article? Response:Quotes and explanations that support what you learned? Response:What are your overall thoughts regarding this article? Response:What are your overall feelings regarding this article? Response:1948: Creation and Catastrophe: The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict (200 points for doing both #7 and #8):Just looking at the title of this documentary alone, what do you think it is about? Response:What do you think is the filmmakers’ perspective? Response:Why? Provide three things that support your conclusion: Response:What questions arose for you in watching this documentary? Response:What are your overall thoughts regarding this documentary?What are your overall feelings regarding this documentary?What three things would you like to know more about? Response:Identify three scholarly articles that you would like to read on each of the three things above: Response:Choose one to all three of the above scholarly articles to read (The average college level academic reading for one Social Science or Humanities course is about 27 pages a week for the quarter system. The objective is to read an average college academic article a week):Title of Article and number of pages: Response:What is the author’s perspective? Response:Why? Provide evidence to support your position: Response:What did you learn in reading this article? Response:Quotes and explanations that support what you learned? Response:What are your overall thoughts regarding this article? Response:What are your overall feelings regarding this article? Response:Return to Cuba: Life in Cuba after Castro (200 points for doing both #9 and #10): Just looking at the title of this documentary alone, what do you think it is about? Response:What do you think is the filmmakers’ perspective? Response:Why? Provide three things that support your conclusion: Response:What questions arose for you in watching this documentary? Response:What are your overall thoughts regarding this documentary?What are your overall feelings regarding this documentary?What three things would you like to know more about? Response:Identify three scholarly articles that you would like to read on each of the three things above: Response:Choose one to all three of the above scholarly articles to read (The average college level academic reading for one Social Science or Humanities course is about 27 pages a week for the quarter system. The objective is to read an average college academic article a week):Title of Article and number of pages: Response:What is the author’s perspective? Response:Why? Provide evidence to support your position: Response:What did you learn in reading this article? Response:Quotes and explanations that support what you learned? Response:What are your overall thoughts regarding this article? Response:What are your overall feelings regarding this article? Response: