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Essential Question: How does collective fear affect a group, or individuals? 

10/11/2013

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- Respond to this question in at least 5 sentences. 
- Give an example to support your opinion.  The example may be historical, personal experience, or a hypothetical situation.
- Comment on 2 other students' responses.  You may not respond to a response that has two responses already.
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    Author: Juniors

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