Listen to the song “Moses.” Then, answer these questions.Play Video1. What three words describe the song’s mood?2. Who might King Pharaoh represent?3. What might the river Jordan represent?4. What does the song tell us about how African Americans faced slavery?Turn In

Song Lyric Analysis Class Circle Up Share Out! Look for the lyrics to your chosen songs then I will have you describe how the lyrics reflect the values, beliefs, and experiences of the Union and Confederate sides during the Civil War. Write a 3-5 sentence paragraph for each song addressing certain lyrics and overall describing what the songs are about!Standards aligned: 2.2a:  Analyze how economic, political, cultural, and social processes interact to shape a pattern of human population, interdependence, cooperation and conflict. (Slavery and Sectional Differences)1.2f: Analyze ideas that are critical to the understanding of American history.  For example:  ideals involved in major events and movements, such as representative democracy, federalism, capitalism, abolition, temperance, nativism, and expansionism. (Slavery and Sectional Differences)Class commentsAdd a class commentYour workMissingEstigfendAdam Mounadi-Idrissi - 4.7: Songs of the Civil War QuestionsGoogle DocsAdd or createTurn inPrivate comments

The events surrounding the death of Moses were probably written by ______

1. What is the vocal performance (Solo? Unison?  Choral Singing)2. What are the musical instruments? 3. What is the dynamic and tempo of the song?4. What is the mood of the song?5. Which line impressed you most? Why?6. Do you like the song? Why/ Why not?Lyrics: No matter what they tell usNo matter what they doNo matter what they teach usWhat we believe is trueNo matter what they call usHowever they attackNo matter where they take usWe'll find our own way backI can't deny what I believeI can't be what I'm notI know our love foreverI know no matter whatIf only tears were laughterIf only night was dayIf only prayers were answeredThen we would hear God sayNo matter what they tell youNo matter what they doNo matter what they teach youWhat you believe is trueAnd I will keep you safe and strongAnd sheltered from the stormNo matter where its barrenA dream is being bornNo matter who they followNo matter where they liveNo matter how they judge usI'll be everyone you needNo matter if the sun don't shineOr if the skies are blueNo matter what the end isMy love began with youI can't deny what I believeI can't be what I'm notI know I'm notI know this love's foreverThat's all that matters nowNo matter what

Complete the following questions in your workbook. Part 1.  Create a profile of Abraham.  Give 5 facts about him using a mindmap or a list.Part 2.  Read the following Bible verses and answer the following questions.  Genesis 12:  1-3 Genesis 26: 4 List the promises of God to Abraham. (Give 3- 4) What happens if people break a promise?  (Genesis 3)  What does this affect?  What is a covenant?  Describe the covenant between Abraham and God?Part 3.  Modern-day covenantName a covenant that you have witnessed in the modern times.Describe the covenant between these two people or groups of people.Describe your own covenant experience.

A characteristic of Joni Mitchell is that she Blank______.Multiple choice question.mostly performed songs composed or handed down by othersexpressed country musical concepts in a progressive waywrote songs for the rock-sponsored benefits for starving masses in Ethiopiaused the conventions of blues, rock, and folk to write unconventional songs