Do The Right Thing - Film Review



1. What were the feelings of the people in the neighborhood for the Korean grocers? Discuss with specific comments from the movie.



2. Do the Right Thing was a pretty intense movie. Give some examples of comic relief that Spike Lee used to “lighten up” the movie.



3. In many films that we watch and stories that we read, we see characters “growing” throughout their experiences. Does anyone “grow” in this movie? Why or why not? How so?



4. Lee ends with two quotations, one from Martin Luther King Jr., advocating non-violence, and the other from Malcolm X, advocating violence “if necessary”. What do you feel that Spike Lee is trying to say by ending the film in this manner?



5. “Da Mayor” tells Mookie to “always do the right thing”. Even though “getting paid” was the most important thing to Mookie, he started the riot that destroys the place he works. Do you think Spike Lee felt that Mookie was doing the right thing?


6. Comment on the main female characters in the movie (Tina, Mother Sister, and Jade). What is their role in the movie?



7. Do you think that Sal should have had to hang some pictures of African American heroes in his pizzeria? Why or why not? Explain your viewpoint.



8. Do you think the movie has a heroic character in it? If yes, who is that character? Why do you feel they are heroic? If not, why not? What would be the point of not having a hero?

What nickname was used for the main leaders of the march on washington?

What do people mean when they say society is a democracy ?

Describe and explain an example from the video when hackers used their power to do something good.
plz answer

how did the enslavement of black people help white americans?

What should be included in analysis statements?

your opinions in your own words

support for your opinions

the writer or speaker's opinions

a restatement of the facts

What is the most common method of measuring the economic development of a country?

2. Which area of the world has the largest crude oil reserves?

3. What are the criteria used by the UNDP for measuring development?

4. Which of the following cannot be bought with money

a) A Chair c) Food

c) Pollution free environment d) Clothing

5. Which of the following neighbouring countries has better performance in terms of human

development than India?

a) Bangladesh c) Sri Lanka

b) Nepal d) Pakistan

II. Answer the following questions:[5x3=15]

1. Why do different people have different notions of development?

2. Why do we use averages? What are the limitations to their use?

3. What is National Income?

4. What is Per Capita Income?

5. What is sustainable development? Give its importance.

III. Long answer type questions: [5x2=10]

1. Which non material factors a person consider before accepting a job to a far off place?

2. What is human development index? Who has prepared it? Write about basic components of

human development measurement.​

Based on this cartoon, identify Daniel Fitzpatrick's point of view conceming the Treaty of Versailles.

Si tienes que elegir la energía de las represas hidroeléctricas y la energía eólica. ¿Cuál crees que sería más saludable para el planeta? ¿Por qué? Help

What was Spain's response to the Reformation? (Hint: Spain rejected the ideas of the Reformation. What did Spain do to combat these ideas?)

What impact did conversion most likely have on indigenous peoples?

A.They had to leave their homeland.
B.They had to change how they farmed.
C.They had to abandon all of their customs.
D.They had to change how they worshipped.

which one?

what helped unify the Carolingian Empire?​

What is a conversion?

A.a colonial settlement
B.a form of government
C.a change of religion
D.a type of religious conflict

If you're going to school full time, it will usually take you at least _________ to earn 120 hours of study (or around 40 classes that meet three times a week).

The Gadsden Purchase

The President represents the country in the international community and as the Chief Executive and highest official of the government his duty is to enforce the laws of the land. Do you think there is a mismatch between the qualification and the job of the President?

After Dante catches the flu virus, he feels very tired and loses his appetite. His body aches and he gets a high fever.

Which best describes Dante’s symptoms?

Dolphins can be awake and asleep at the same time because _____. See Concept 49.2 (Page) View Available Hint(s) Dolphins can be awake and asleep at the same time because _____. See Concept 49.2 (Page) one side of the brain can sleep while the other side maintains swimming and breathing behaviors their cerebellum never needs cortical input to guide swimming their hypothalamus coordinates swimming they lack connections between the cerebral cortices and the muscles their spinal cord controls swimming and breathing without cortical input Provide Feedback

In 2003, President Bush determined that it was vital to the national security of the United States to invade Iraq and force the removal of Saddam Hussein’s government. In addition to the brutality Hussein inflicted on his people, including the use of chemical weapons, the Bush Administration believed Hussein was in possession of weapons of mass destruction. Colin Powell appeared before the United Nations to show aerial photographs that were interpreted as proof that Iraq was pursuing a nuclear weapon. Hussein’s refusal to cooperate with international inspectors lent credence to this belief. Further, the President accused Hussein of cooperating with al-Qaeda. Prior to beginning the invasion, the Bush Administration presented justification to the United Nations, and also attempted to resolve the nuclear weapon issue by working with the International Atomic Energy Agency. The United Nations issued numerous sanctions against Iraq. Seeking approval and cooperation from these international bodies before beginning the invasion is consistent with:​ a. ​the principle of double effect. b. ​natural law. c. ​positivist law. d. ​the "front page" test.

In what year did poet Claude McKay describe racism in America as “so intensely bitter”?

What role does popular media play in societal stereotypes? And How does societal stereotypes affect our self-perceptions?

If you don't have an experience that shows your point of view, you should—

make something up

use another person's experience

use positive and negative words to show your view

use a similar but completely unrelated experience

what do the Judaism believe about the afterlife

ILL MARK BRAINILST ​

Why did many people support the Vietnam war and its beginning stages

outline 4 importance of political parties
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the most direct way for jhonatan to gain on the job experience and earn money while attending school is to apply for

Ajude a Mônica e o Cebolinha elaborar em um plano infalível para prevenção ao coronavírus se precisar convoca sua família para essa Força Tarefa resistir todas as ações para o combate no texto abaixo

Which change occurs when lemon juice is mixed with water

Identify and explain the wide range of costs associated with transportation. Which could be variable costs, and which could be fixed costs? Have at least four examples in your answer.

When the president threatens to veto a bill....

A. the President doesn't give opinions on bill publicly

B. the Congress usually stops working on it

C. the Congress can send the bill to the Supreme Court

D. the Congress usually continues to try to pass it

What is happening in this picture?


Constant water flow has caused the rocks to fall down the hillside.


Wind blew the rocks over the edge of the hillside.


Rocks have been thrown over the side of the hill and landed at the bottom.


Gravity has caused the rocks to fall down the hillside.

Rock Slide on Hillside