Students discuss what happens when a whole country allows group exclusion. The rise of Hitler. By studying history and creating a timeline, students see how small steps toward the exclusion of Jews began almost immediately after Hitler's election, and how those small exclusions led to catastrophic exclusions. Varying points of view. Students watch videos and read articles written by survivors as well as documentaries from former Nazi commanders and members of the Hitler youth party.
Students also learn about people who resisted the movement.
As long as there was hope, people fought back. Connecting past to future. Apartheid, Kosovo, East Timor, hate crimes in this country. At an open house, Fiveash goes over the unit with parents and invites them to join the class. But the parents want their children to see that it is not just African-Americans who have suffered.