Evidence of Learningmore
• Students will know and be able to identify the three main players in labor relations (workers, employers, and consumers).
• Students will be able to make connections between anecdotes or ideas from previously studied historical texts/stories and the contemporary events described in the articles.
• Students will be able to articulate questions or ideas about Jews role/responsibility in creating a world where goods are produced in a just manner.
Lesson Contributors
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