5. Chapter 2 "Tulsa" What is your response to the activity of the Tulsa County Council? Describe a current day organization that attempts to have the same sort of oversight of people's activities. Why do you think these types of organizations exist? 6. Chapter 3 "Greenwood" Choose a passage from Chapter 3 (include the page number) that describes a way in which a government entity (police, sheriff or other city/state/federal government agency) imposed different requirements for African-Americans than for whites (think about where each lived, where each could conduct business, voting rights, etc.). Write about one current issue that could be a remnant of the older, discriminatory policy. 7. Chapter 4 "The Story That Set Tulsa Ablaze" Identify one passage from Chapter 4 that describes specific wrongdoing by a law enforcement entity (include the page number). Describe why the action was wrong then compare the action from Chapter 4 to a current-day situation. What is wrong about each situation? How could each situation have been handled differently? "Nevertheless, after turning the prisoner over to Tulsa County sheriff W. M. "Bill" Mccullough, Adkison and Gustafson urged the sheriff to get Rowland out of town. This is a standard tactic for defusing such situations, but Mccullough refused to go along with it." (Tulsa 1921, pg 36). With Mccullough's denial of transferring Rowland, it allowed a rowdy group to gather around a local building and allowed for easier rallying. If he had followed protocol, similar to the time period or to + then Rowland wo would've been better oht nd "