Today I was looking for a topic to do my assigned blog on. I found a few interesting stories. One of them was talking about how officials at Guantanamo Bay would play very loud music to the detainees as a form of torture. Some of the bands were Pearl
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Today in class Mr. Bruns kept taking oral tests while I played various map games. He also told us that we would be taking the Europe map test written instead of taking oral tests now. I do like the thought of not having to say the capitals and countr
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Today, I got mad at my really old iPod because it wasn't working. I then studied the map and just waited for my oral test, that I'm probably not even going to take today. That's my day!
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Today, in class, I basically just studied for the European music and jammed to some tunes, baybay. Some chumps took their oral test today. GAUL OUT
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So today in CWI it was a work day. I started by looking at the power point on the CWI page about Republicans and Democrats. It was a really good refresher. I remembered that republicans are against gay marrage and gun control, and support the war in
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Today in CWI Mr. Bruns was not at school. He was at home with his daughter they think she may have swine flu. We pretty much had a work day. I worked on my European map I almost got the entire thing filled out. I know some of the capitals such as Mos
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Today in CWI, Justice started the class period by telling us about her blog she wrote last week since she has been gone. She talked about a Japanese American family. One of the parents was Japanese, and the other was American. They ended up getting d
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Today in CWI was blog discussion day. We talked about our free choice blog we all had to do. Mr. Bruns was gone so Mr. Nelson was our teacher today. Lauren started off telling us about this man that was addicted to alcohol and used running to over co
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Today we started presenting chapter 88-3-What laws and restrictions were put on African-Americans and other minorities after Reconstruction ended?They were generally segregated against and they had to do everything seperate from the white people and
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Ch. 8.3:-What laws and restrictions were put on African-Americans and other minorities after Reconstruction ended?Jim Crow Laws- seperatation in schools, hospitals, parks, and transportation systems in the south. Debt Peponage- African Americans and
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Today jenna did her presentation chapter eight three. It was about segragetion and discrimination. She talked about how blacks and poor people had to take literacy tests if they couldnt pay the poll tax and she talked about if they couldnt do either
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8.3 Segregation and DescriminationWhat laws and restrictions were put on African-Americans and other minorities after Reconstruction ended?- Voting, only African-American men could vote, but they had to pass a litteracy test. The officials that decid
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chapter 8-3.-What laws and restrictions were put on African-Americans and other minorities after Reconstruction ended?African Americans and whites had seperate almost everything.Reconstruction, blacks won back their political social rights.Most white
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African African americans. after reconstruction, blacks won civil rights and social rightsMost whites still didnt believe that they were equalmost southern states put up laws to make segregationthere were laws restricting black civil rightsBlacks wer
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