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    This document provides an anticipation-reaction guide about the Middle East. It contains 5 statements about the region and asks the reader to indicate their anticipation (before reading) and reaction (after reading) to each statement. The reader is also asked to provide supporting evidence from their reading to explain any differences between their anticipations and reactions. The goal is to help the reader assess their preconceptions about the Middle East and how their understanding changes after gaining new information from reading a text on the topic.

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    This document provides an anticipation-reaction guide about the Middle East. It contains 5 statements about the region and asks the reader to indicate their anticipation (before reading) and reaction (after reading) to each statement. The reader is also asked to provide supporting evidence from their reading to explain any differences between their anticipations and reactions. The goal is to help the reader assess their preconceptions about the Middle East and how their understanding changes after gaining new information from reading a text on the topic.

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    Anticipation-Reaction Guide: The Middle East

    Before reading the text, write your anticipation of each of the following statements. Add a plus (+) if you believe the statement is true and leave
    it blank if you believe it is false. After reading, you will write your reaction to the statement based off of the new information you found. Add a
    dash (-) if you believe the statement is true and leave it blank if you believe it is false. Once you have your anticipations and reactions, use the
    lines below to describe any differences in your anticipations and reactions. Use specific evidence from the lecture and the text to support your
    reaction answers.

    Anticipation

    Reaction

    Statement:

    __________

    __________

    1.) There are no democracies in the Middle East.

    __________

    __________

    2.) The Middle East has been in turmoil for the last decade.

    __________

    __________

    3.) Every country in the Middle East wants to have a religious government (Sharia Law).

    __________

    __________

    4.) The Arab Spring was an attempt at overthrowing dictators in favor of more democratic governments.

    __________

    __________

    5.) Muslims and Jews have always hated each other.

    Supporting Evidence:
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