What was the documentary all about?How did you feel immediately after watching it?Whom among the people featured in the documentary are still around?What did you learn from the documentary that you did not know before, that surprised or shocked you?How did watching the documentary change your perception about our contemporary history?From the forum on Civil Society:  what significant idea or lesson did you take from the forum?How can you connect the forum's topic and discussion to our lesson here, specifically on the role of civil society, then and now?

Reflect on the documentary, “Batas Militar” Watch the documentary (it’s available on the Course YouTube).  Answer the following questions for your reflection paper, due Nov. 19, 2023, 12 midnight (submit here!):What was the documentary all about?How did you feel immediately after watching it?Whom among the people featured in the documentary are still around?What did you learn from the documentary that you did not know before, that surprised or shocked you?How did watching the documentary change your perception about our contemporary history?From the forum on Civil Society:  what significant idea or lesson did you take from the forum?How can you connect the forum's topic and discussion to our lesson here, specifically on the role of civil society, then and now?

While watching it, keep track of the amount of time given to each story, and note whether it was about politics. What did you find? What observations do you derive from this? Did you obtain an in-depth understanding of the political issues being discussed?

1)Social Movement (what it means) 2) name the movement in the documentary 3) Name the leader of the movement 4) The problem which resulted in movement 5) Outcome of the movement 6) The current status 7) Your opinion

What effect did television have on the Civil Rights Movement? Group of answer choicesTV did not have a big impact on the Civil Rights MovementAmericans can watch the news each day and see non-violent protesters being attackedAmericans could watch how other countries dealt with racismAmericans saw how violent Martin Luther King Jr. was during the protests

How did the film change your perspective on the issues it addresses?