Humanities Homework Help

I will give you my canvas information to watch the movie, answer the discussion question and post a reply to a student

• Read the following questions before watching the film.
• Begin the film and take note of the actions of the water protectors for the first two parts of the film. For the third part and the coda, set your notes aside and try to understand what is happening.
• After watching the film, answer the unique question set below.
• Write a submission that answers the specific questions.
• Post your submission and remember to reply to one of your classmates before the end of the week.

Unique Question Set:

“We are water protectors!”

What struck you most from the courageous organizing of Native activists and their non-native allies at Standing Rock? How is what the water protectors are doing at the camping site different from a regular protest? What do you think environmental justice means in this case? What do you think about the police attempting to clear the land for an oil pipeline and physically removing and harming indigenous peoples to do so? Finally, what did the Great Sioux Nation teach you through this documentary that you had not thought about before?

Grading Rubric:

• Unique Question Set (5 pts.)
• Comment to Peer (5 pts.)
• Maximum possible: 10 pts.