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10/23/2023
■Class discussion: Have you seen or read any reports of clashes between Americans over the violence in Israel and Gaza? Do you know anyone who is worried about relatives involved in the Mideast conflict? Have reports about civilian war victims stirred up passions? Did past overseas conflicts pit groups of Americans against each other? How were American Muslims treated after the 9/11 attacks? Why were many Japanese-Americans in World War II forced from their homes and placed in internment camps under armed guard?
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