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Lesson Plan - "House GOP Proposes to Repeal D.C. Gun Bans" Worksheet
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House GOP Proposes to Repeal D.C. Gun Bans
Worksheet - Reading Comprehension & Interpretation
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After carefully reading over the article, review the following questions and answer in the space provided.
- What is the "D.C. Personal Protection Act"? What would this act change?
- How many cosponsors does the "D.C. Personal Protection Act" have? Do most members of the House of Representatives support the bill?
- What state does Representative Mark Souder represent? Where does he live when he works in DC?
- Do you agree or disagree with Rep. Souder's comparison of gun control to slavery? Why?
- Do you think that the DC Personal Protection Act will make the city safer? Why?
- How many children were killed by gunfire in 2004?
- How much did the District's homicide rate change between 1976 and 2001? How much did the national rate change?
- How do you feel when DC is called the "murder capital of the world?"
- Does Rep. Souder believe that DC's gun safety laws should be decided by Congress or by the DC government?
- Who do you believe should decide DC's gun safety laws - the DC government or Congress? Why?
- Reading response: What is your opinion about the issue? Explain in detail.
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