One of the central premises of Frantz Fanon’s The Wretched of the Earth was that oppressed people should ______.
a. cast away their sense of inferiority by engaging in revolutionary violence
b. adapt to their circumstances and work within the system for justice and reform
c. forge alliances with other oppressed people to discuss ways to bring their plight to the
attention of the world
d. accept their circumstances and look forward to a better future
a. cast away their sense of inferiority by engaging in revolutionary violence
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A. Open-ended question. B. Closed-ended question. C. Leading question. D. Small talk.
The principle of ________ ________ holds that when one commits an act to achieve a good end and an inevitable but intended effect is negative, the act might be justified
Fill in the blanks with correct word
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Such activities as the “discovery” of America by Columbus, the settling of the American West, and the slave trade may involve historical controversies, but cannot be called crimes in any sense. 2. According to the text, most war crimes go unpunished. 3. In one view, the American engagement Vietnam was illegal by American law, because Congress never specifically declared war. 4. The American political leadership has only occasionally accepted judgments of an international judiciary concerning its military actions. 5. The vast criminal potential in the use of nuclear weapons has attracted much systematic attention from criminologists.
The classical model assumes that individuals are inherently _______________ because they seek pleasure and avoid pain
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).