GUIDE TO READING NOTES 18

GUIDE TO READING NOTES
18
R ead S ectio ns 1 8 .2 thro ug h 1 8 .7 . F o llo w these step s to tak e no tes o n each sectio n:
1 . F ind the fig ure b elo w w ho se sig n’s sy mb o l b est matches the info rmatio n y o u read .
2 . Create an ap p ro p riate slo g an fo r the refo rm mo v ement asso ciated w ith that fig ure.
3 . W rite the slo g an nex t to the sy mb o l o n the sig n.
4 . W rite the name o f the refo rm mo v ement o r ev ent near the fig ure.
5 . W rite no tes ab o ut the refo rm mo v ement in the ap p ro p riate sectio ns.
(The first fig ure is p artially co mp leted fo r y o u.)
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