2.10.1

Chapter 10 - Section 1 Page Numbers in the Text Book: 222-226 Jess Homitz and Nick Pileggi

Students will learn about India's involvement in the world and the issues created. Homework Questions:
 * Homework Assignment: Read the following article and answer the questions below.**
 * 1) Why would the Bengalis Muslims not want to join India, the large superpower?
 * 2) Was East Pakistan equal to West Pakistan? Explain your reasoning.
 * 3) How did other countries participate in the conflict between Pakistan and India? Did this lead to more issues or solutions?



media type="custom" key="27265330" Jessica's Link on Kashmir This source gives information on the dispute of Kashmir from the United Nation's international point of view. Interestingly enough, the whole world except India views Kashmir as a disputed territory. The author touches on the international view of the dispute and appears to have no bias. The author then notes the history of the dispute, highlighting leaders and influential events in Kashmir. Lastly, the author summarizes the total dispute. The article provides a detailed overview of the conflict between India and Pakistan with an analytic view point. The language is easy to understand, and the information appears to be supported. The website provides a balanced and informational viewpoint on the topic. The article allows for understanding and reveals facts which an overview in a textbook could not.

Nick Pileggi's Link on Afghanistan The source provides information on Afghanistan and the Soviet Union invasion. It goes into detail on the leaders and groups involved in a war that killed thousands and thousands of people. The author does not show any bias and provides detailed and insightful information. The sources was created to provide information on Afghanistan and the Soviet Invasion. It provides details on how different leaders and action shaped what in now present day Afghanistan. The source adds more detail to the topics covered in the textbook. It goes into more detail on how the Soviet Union's invasion influence Afghanistan, the U.S. and Pakistan. Additionally the source provides further reading to help clarify and expand any information needed. The source will provide student with more information on how countries like Pakistan influence Afghanistan into the country it is today.

media type="file" key="India_and_Pakistan_Feud.mp4" width="300" height="300" This video source provides a more visual explanation on the conflict between India and its neighbor country Pakistan. The source describes how both sides have Nuclear weapons and goes into what the public opinion of these weapons are. The video is unbiased and describes information regarding both sides of the conflict. It also goes into detail about somethings that India and Pakistan are fighting for(Kashmir). The source also describes public opinion and what things contributed to the dispute. It provides a broad outlook to sum up the conflicts between India and Pakistan. The source will provide students with an summed up version of the information within the textbook. The video will help visual learners comprehend and retain the information provided. The sources provides the audience with visuals the textbook lacked.

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