Guernica

11
CONFLICT B2, EOI CARTAGENA Isabel Bastida & Ana Mena

Transcript of Guernica

Page 1: Guernica

CONFLICTB2, EOI CARTAGENA

Isabel Bastida & Ana Mena

Page 2: Guernica

What do these graffittis by Banksy represent?

Page 3: Guernica

• When did an international crisis result in the outbreak of WWI?

a) 1914 b) 1916 c) 1918

• The total number of casualties in WWII was over …a) 10 million b) 30 million c) 50 million

• When was a coup seized in democratic Spain?a) Feb 23rd,1981 b) Feb 26, 1983 c) Feb 24, 1982

• What monarch was overthrown and beheaded in Paris to establish a republic?a) Louis XIV b) Louis XV c) Louis XVI

• Which country has never had a dictatorship?a)The USA b) Italy c) Spain

• What famous historical event do you associate with the film “Gone with the Wind?a) American Civil War b) Abolition of slavery c) African immigration

• In which country the heir to the throne is a woman?a) England b) Sweden c) Norway

Page 4: Guernica

ACTIVITIES1. Put the expressions from each group into the most likely order. Start with the

word in bold. a) Conflict escalates/ tension rises/ some fighting breaks out/ a truce is called/ war rages. b) Have a row/ fall out/ take offence/ get in touch/ make amends. c) Defend yourself/ be invaded/ join forces/ defeat the enemy/ gain ground/ lose ground.

d) Restart negotiations/ sign a peace agreement/ declare a ceasefire/ begin negotiations/ talks break down/ reach a settlement.

 e) Return to democracy/ seize control of the country/ plot to overthrow the president/ suffer

sanctions/ stage a coup/ undermine the economic stability. f) Be under siege for weeks/ be surrounded/ run out of food/ become a prisoner of war/

surrender / impose a curfew on civilians. g) Seek a UN resolution/ receive reports of human rights violations/ withdraw troops/ send in

international troops/ re-establish security.

h) Put on trial/ arrest/ cause casualties and fatalities/ track down/ claim responsibility/ plant a bomb.

Page 5: Guernica

ACTIVITIES2. Match the group words in activity 1 and the conflicts in activity 2. In groups. Think of an example of the following. Give information about what happened, reasons and causes.

1. an invasion2. civil war3. a terrorist attack4. a siege5. a coup6. a falling-out7. an international intervention8. a peace process

Page 6: Guernica

ACTIVITIES3. Match the verbs and the phrases to form collocations related to terrorism. Then complete the sentences below.

a) The terrorists are planning to ……………………….. and fly to another country.

b) Terrorists groups ………………………. on the Internet in order to recruit new members.

c) A reoffender was planning to ………………………. at the embassy, but the FBI caught him just on

time.

a) After 12 hours of negotiations, the terrorists finally decided to ………………………., mainly women.

b) The government did not want to run any risks and were forced to ………………………. by removing

their troops from the border.

a) Negotiations broke down and UN couldn’t ………………………. with the terrorists groups to save the civilians captured by IS.

1. Hijack2. Release3. Negotiate4. Agree to5. Plant6. Spread

a. a bombb. a planec. a prisoner exchanged. hostagese. propagandaf. the terrorists’ demands

Page 7: Guernica

ACTIVITIES1. Complete the sentences to get a collocation with peace.

a) A __________ for peace was made by all authorities after the terrorist attacks that killed 347 civilians.

b) Waves of refugees from Syria just want to __________ in peace.

c) Jihadism poses a __________ to peace and harmony.

d) The Israeli PM has been criticised for freezing the peace __________ with the Palestinian Authority.

e) Colombian streets are filled with joy as a peace __________ has been signed by Colombian guerrillas to declare a ceasefire.

f) The Eiffel Tower became the new __________ of peace after the Nov 13 attacks.

Page 8: Guernica

DISCUSSION QUESTIONS• Do you think there are more conflicts now than in

the past?• How have wars changed with the passing of time?• Which armed conflicts are active currently?• What are the reasons why countries /governments

come into conflict with one another?• Would we ever live in a world with no conflicts?• What do you know about ISIS? Are you worried

about future possible terrorist attacks? Do you think the world has been different since 9/11? Why?

Page 9: Guernica

MINI DEBATE

Express your opinion about the following statements:

“Peaceful protests are the only ones that work”

“Wars are a necessary evil”

“There should never be international intervention in a country’s internal affairs”

Page 10: Guernica

MEETING AT UN

In groups of 3. Read your card.

Defend in groups your rights and try to reach an agreement.

Prepare a 2” speech to make a stand for the country you represent.

Page 11: Guernica

The President of ……………………….. speaking.