MYP History Topic 12.4 Ethical Decision-making and…

In the context of 1930s Europe, how does the textbook describe the motivation behind Neville Chamberlain’s decision to negotiate with Hitler?

Beyond initiating the Montgomery Bus Boycott, what broader historical impact does the textbook attribute to Rosa Parks' refusal to give up her seat?

True or False: According to the 'Warning' section, historians should focus exclusively on the ethical choices of famous leaders to understand historical change.

According to the textbook, when laws are perceived as fundamentally unjust, what is the role of individual ethical choices?

Which of the following is identified by the textbook as a common mistake to avoid when analyzing the historical impact of an ethical decision?

An intentional effort to help Nazi aggression

A fearful reaction to economic collapse

A tactical move to expand the British Empire

A moral attempt to preserve peace

It discouraged other activists from taking personal risks in the South.

It primarily focused the movement's efforts on gaining women's voting rights.

It caused the Civil Rights Movement to shift into the national focus.

It led to the immediate and total desegregation of all public facilities in the US.

To ensure that laws are never changed by force

To benefit the specific individual who breaks the law

To push society closer to justice by challenging the law

To maintain social order by following the law

Including the role of ordinary people

Treating the resulting change as immediate

Discussing the long-term consequences

Analyzing the ethical dilemma of the figure

MYP History 12.4 Ethical Decision-making and Responsibility Questionbank

MYP History 12.4 Ethical Decision-making and Responsibility Questionbank

MYP History 12.4 Ethical Decision-making and Responsibility Questionbank

MYP History 12.4 Ethical Decision-making and Responsibility Questionbank

MYP MYP History Topic 12.4 Ethical Decision-making and Responsibility Questionbank