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Mind Map by sparkle sparkle, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by sparkle sparkle
about 7 years ago
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I Am Malala- How One Girl
Stood Up For Education And
Changed The World
- The
Taliban
- Fazlullah led the
Taliban.
- The Taliban started
with an "anonymous"
podcast.
- More people started
to follow the
podcast.
- The secret suggestions
gained popularity
- The secret suggestions
gained popularity
- The Taliban
starts to gain
control across
Pakistan.
- "Fazlullah ...cast a long
shadow, indeed." Pg.42
- Individuals became afraid to
disobey the Taliban.
- "Fazlullah ...cast a long
shadow, indeed." Pg.42
- Malala and her
father were targeted
by the Taliban.
- Fazlullah led the
Taliban.
- Eduation
- Women's rights to
education started to
fade away.
- Malala's mother
struggled to read
and write.
- Malala's mother
struggled to read
and write.
- Ziauddin
Yousafzai
owned his own
school.
- The Taliban started
to bomb schools
for girls.
- "'Who will
stop him?'"
Pg. 73
- "'Who will
stop him?'"
Pg. 73
- Malala and other
girls continued to
attend school in
secret despite the
threats.
- Education
was a
priority for
Malala.
- She continued to do
schoolwork when
school was over.
- She continued to do
schoolwork when
school was over.
- Education for
women was
Malala's
main focus
when
speaking.
- She thought that this
was the biggest
problem.
- She thought that this
was the biggest
problem.
- Women's rights to
education started to
fade away.
- The War
- The Americans
came to fight the
Taliban.
- There were
many bombs
through night
and day.
- They became the new
normal.
- They became the new
normal.
- When Malala's family
returned, they found
destruction around the town.
- The Taliban went
into "hiding."
- The Americans
came to fight the
Taliban.
- Aftermath
- Malala and her family
stayed in Birmingham.
- Malala started to
receive praise
- She received letters and recognition
from her favorite celebrities.
- She received letters and recognition
from her favorite celebrities.
- Malala became the
youngest person to
receive the Nobel
Peace Prize.
- Malala and her family
stayed in Birmingham.
- The Shooting
- Malala was shot in the head.
- She was on the verge of dying.
- On her way home Malala
took the bus, where she was
shot by a Taliban member.
- She was on the verge of dying.
- Malala was sent to
multiple
hospitals but
ended up in
Birmingham,
England.
- The hospital in
Birmingham was
the only one that
was equipped with
the right tools to
save her.
- The hospital in
Birmingham was
the only one that
was equipped with
the right tools to
save her.
- Two female passengers
were also shot.
- They both survived.
- They both survived.
- The Taliban
took
responsibility.
- The Taliban said, "'Malala
Yousafzai should be killed.'"
- The Taliban said, "'Malala
Yousafzai should be killed.'"
- Malala was shot in the head.
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