Unit 2- Week 2 & 3 Vocabulary

What does the word 'asylum' mean?

• Protection or safety given by a government to someone who has left their own country to escape from harm

• A disagreement of ideas, principles, or opinions between people or groups

• A dangerous or unstable time or situation that demands attention

• To take the place of someone or something; to force someone or something out

What does the word 'conflict' mean?

• Protection or safety given by a government to someone who has left their own country to escape from harm

• A disagreement of ideas, principles, or opinions between people or groups

• A dangerous or unstable time or situation that demands attention

• To take the place of someone or something; to force someone or something out

What does the word 'crisis' mean?

• Protection or safety given by a government to someone who has left their own country to escape from harm

• A disagreement of ideas, principles, or opinions between people or groups

• A dangerous or unstable time or situation that demands attention

• To take the place of someone or something; to force someone or something out

What does the word 'displace' mean?

• Protection or safety given by a government to someone who has left their own country to escape from harm

• A disagreement of ideas, principles, or opinions between people or groups

• A dangerous or unstable time or situation that demands attention

• To take the place of someone or something; to force someone or something out

What does the word 'famine' mean?

• A major food shortage in a large area

• The use of violence or military action

• The state of being free, or having the right and power to act and think as one wishes

• The rights that are considered by most societies to belong automatically to all people, such as justice, freedom, and equality

What does the word 'force' mean?

• A major food shortage in a large area

• The use of violence or military action

• The state of being free, or having the right and power to act and think as one wishes

• The rights that are considered by most societies to belong automatically to all people, such as justice, freedom, and equality

What does the word 'freedom' mean?

• A major food shortage in a large area

• The use of violence or military action

• The state of being free, or having the right and power to act and think as one wishes

• The rights that are considered by most societies to belong automatically to all people, such as justice, freedom, and equality

What does the term 'human rights' mean?

• A major food shortage in a large area

• The use of violence or military action

• The state of being free, or having the right and power to act and think as one wishes

• The rights that are considered by most societies to belong automatically to all people, such as justice, freedom, and equality

What does the word 'mistreatment' mean?

• The act of being treated badly, cruelly, or unfairly

• The use of violence or military action

• The state of being free, or having the right and power to act and think as one wishes

• The rights that are considered by most societies to belong automatically to all people, such as justice, freedom, and equality

What does the word 'oppress' mean?

• The act of being treated badly, cruelly, or unfairly

• The use of violence or military action

• The state of being free, or having the right and power to act and think as one wishes

• To burden or treat with cruelty, especially through the unfair use of authority