6.8 - Conflict in Ukraine

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Step 1: Complete the Do Now Ques!on:
Quizzes
Write down anything you know about the conflict in Ukraine from the news or social
Modules A barley field in Odesa, Ukraine, in June. Laetitia Vancon for The New York Times
media.
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The war helped push global grain prices to record highs, given the importance of Russia and Ukraine as exporters of food crops including
Aspen A"endance wheat. The United Nations warned that millions of people, especially in parts of Africa and the Middle East, were threatened with famine.
Step 2: Watch the video (Ukraine Conflict Background Vox) below and answer the
In July, Moscow and Kyiv signed an agreement to release millions of tons of grain stuck in Ukraine’s Black Sea ports because of a de facto
Class Notebook Russian navalques"ons
blockade.on the worksheet.
Although Russia briefly suspended its participation in the deal in October, the agreement has largely held, and
global grain prices have returned to prewar levels.
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The war unleashed the worst global energy crisis since the 1970s. Energy prices soared in many parts of the world as nations reduced or
cut off their purchases of Russian fossil fuels. In Europe, gas bills nearly doubled and electricity costs spiked about 70 percent in the first
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six months of the war. European Union diplomats in December agreed on a $60-per-barrel limit on the price at which Russian oil can be
Nearpod traded outside the bloc in another bid to deprive Moscow of revenue for the war. But with global supplies tight, Russia has remained a
dominant exporter, selling more oil and gas to China and India over the last year.
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Soundtrap Step 3: Read the ar"cle 'Why Russia a#acked Ukraine' and answer the ques"ons on the
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ar"cle 1.pdf

h"ps://www.ny!mes.com/2022/02/24/world/europe/why-russia-a"acked-ukraine.html

Step 4: Read the ar"cle and complete the chart on the worksheet. The chart will follow the
global impacts of the conflict in Ukraine.

ar"cle 2.pdf

h"ps://www.ny!mes.com/2023/02/24/world/europe/ukraine-war-global-impact.html

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