Assignment: 1/26 Entry Task

WORLD HISTORY-B
2026-01-25T20:30:54Z

Due: Jan 26 by 11:59pm

Entry Task 1/26

Directions: To make up the Entry Ticket, complete Part 1 and 2. Then, email me your responses to all of the questions.

Part 1:

Look slide 4, and answer these questions.

What do you think Joe Rogan means by "culture victory"?

Whose culture? Victory over whom or what? Victory can imply a fight/battle/struggle. What is the fight/battle/struggle about?

Apply what you learned Thursday about Dr. King’s warning and the elements of fascism: What do you think Marc Maron is trying to tell his audience? Which of the five defining characteristics of fascism does his point most relate to?

Do you agree with Maron’s assessment about annoying people into fascism, which an example being correcting peoples' language? Why or why not?

Part 2:

Take 5-8 minutes to read this article and 5 minutes to answer the questions.

As you read, answer the questions:

What is the impact of the resurgence in casual use of the r-word for the people quoted?

Why is this slur coming back, according to the text?

What does the r-word represent, according to the text?

The text ends with a word of caution. What are the authors warning us about? Are you worried about this, too? Why or why not?

Entry Task 1/26

Directions: To make up the Entry Ticket, complete Part 1 and 2. Then, email me your responses to all of the questions.

Part 1:

Look slide 4, and answer these questions.

What do you think Joe Rogan means by "culture victory"?

Whose culture? Victory over whom or what? Victory can imply a fight/battle/struggle. What is the fight/battle/struggle about?

Apply what you learned Thursday about Dr. King’s warning and the elements of fascism: What do you think Marc Maron is trying to tell his audience? Which of the five defining characteristics of fascism does his point most relate to?

Do you agree with Maron’s assessment about annoying people into fascism, which an example being correcting peoples' language? Why or why not?

Part 2:

Take 5-8 minutes to read this article and 5 minutes to answer the questions.

As you read, answer the questions:

What is the impact of the resurgence in casual use of the r-word for the people quoted?

Why is this slur coming back, according to the text?

What does the r-word represent, according to the text?

The text ends with a word of caution. What are the authors warning us about? Are you worried about this, too? Why or why not?