Here's the essay prompt:
I also encourage you to check out their lesson plans. They include essential questions, learning targets and success criteria, primary source text sets, teaching strategies, and activities. Many of the lessons can be connected to current events in the U.S. For example, there's a lesson called "Two Who Dared" and it's about the U.S. isolationist sentiments and our reluctance to accept refugees prior to World War II. This resource also has an entire digital book on the Holocaust and the choices that we make and the factors that influence our decisions. Check it out!