Resistance One-Pager
WORLD HISTORY PROJECT1200/ LESSON 6.4ACTIVITYRESISTANCE ONE-PAGERUnless otherwise noted, this work is licensed under CC BY 4.0. Credit: “Resistance One-Pager,” OER Project, https://www.oerproject.com/.1PurposeHistory is never one story. Throughout this lesson, you’ve explored how people in different parts of the world resisted imperialism.Studying these resistance movements gives us a more complete picture of imperialism by showing not only how it expanded, but how people pushed back. Now it’s your turn to show what you’ve learned and explain why hearing from different voices is essential to understanding the full story.Process1.Design a one-pager (a single page that includes both words and visuals) that responds to thisquestion: How did colonized people resist colonial control?2.Your one-pager should include:•A title•Two examples of resistance movements (identify the location, explain what happened, and describe how people resisted)•One quote or paraphrase from a source used in this lesson•Visuals representing resistance•A reflection on why it matters whose voice we hear when we study history