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Whose Fate at the G-8?

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Learners explore the 2005 Group of 8 Summit, investigating the member countries' views on the summit issues, as well as the views of the African Union and G-8 protesters. They offer predictions on outcomes of the summit given this information.

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6th - 12th
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Social Studies & History
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