Than firearms do. D. Development (Time Frame: Days 1-2 - 90 minutes)
Learning Task 1
A. Read an excerpt from Angelina Jolie's address to the UN Peacekeeping Ministerial. Then, answer the questions below.
"In fact, our support should be strongest where rights are threatened the most. We seem incapable of upholding
minimum standards for humanity in many parts of the world. That this comes at a time when humankind is richer and
more technologically advanced than ever before is all more painful. Eighteen years ago, when I first began working
at United Nation Refugee Agency, there were just 20 million displaced people worldwide and the numbers were
falling. Today, there are over 65 million displaced people, and the numbers are rising. More countries are
experiencing some form of violent conflicts today than any time thirty years ago. UN peacekeepers now comprise the
second largest group of forces deployed overseas and are often required to serve when there is little or no peace to
be kept. Against this backdrop, it is easy to dismiss our institutions as flawed or ineffective."
Questions to
1. What is the point/claim raised in the excerpt?
2. What types of evidence are used?
3. Are the pieces of evidence enough to support the point/claim? Why? Why not?
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What is meant by “eternally burning black pipes”? what is this implying about the personality of the firemen?

What does this excerpt from act of romeo and juliet reveal about lord montague?