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global studies

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primary source evidence raw and first hand (ex: letters, diaries)
secondary source evidence second-hand info, describes/interprets primary sources (ex: textbook, article, reviews)
the question of how and why cause and consequence
continuity and change changes in history can remain continuous or change
what is media literacy being able to judge biased and misleading information to determine the reliability of news and information
what is the difference between lateral reading and vertical reading? vertical reading is reading side to side and lateral reading is using evidence and opening multiple search windows
what are the benefits of being media literate become critical thinkers and allows people to engage in global media
what was the role of muckrakers in the 1900s to inform the public to bring out change
what is click restraint not clicking on the first website that pops up
what are the benefits on practicing click restraint find more reliable information
what is the definition of hunger discomfort from a lack of food
what is the definition of starvation long-term suffering from being without food
what does it mean to be food insecure regularly not knowing the next time you will eat
what are the 9 leading causes of hunger poverty, gender inequality, war and conflict, food shortages, climate change, poor nutrition, economy, food waste, forced migration
what does it mean to experience a hungry season period before harvest where there's a lack of food
what is the purpose of the GHI scale bring awareness to people so they can understand the struggle against hunger
what is low on the GHI scale <9.9
what is high on the GHI scale >50.0
what is a benefit to food pantries feeds the hungry
what is a downfall to food pantries if there is too much food it can be wasted
what is the purpose of SNAP to provide money for people who don't have enough to provide for themselves and their families
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