Today we went over what we needed to know for the 9/11 test.
Mr. Bruns put his power point up so I can use that to study.
There will be 10 questions and each worth 10 points for a total of 100.
We still have the map test next week. There will probably be no assigned blog for this week so we can study for all the tests that we have coming up.
Make sure for the message board posts is that just make sense with what your saying instead of just one line saying how cool it is. Also make sure to use paragraphs in your weekly blogs and dont forget your sources.
Now on to blog disscusions-
Makenzie- Denmark is mostly about history. It has a lot of castles. The population is 5.5 million. Denmark is reguarly small. A lot of royal gardens. The economy depends on human resources instead of natural. They probably have to import a lot of stuff. Denmark has a queen and their power is limited by the constitution.
Jordan- He did Latvia. The population is 2.3million people but is rapidly decreasing. It is one of the top suicide places to live. they wanted to express their freedom in a way no one has ever before. Its broke into 109 countries and 9 cities.
Broghan- He did the Neatherlands. It is a heavy populated country. It has many famous cities like Amsterdam. Has a ton of canals you can go through and a lot of cozy pubs. Has a fantastic coastline along the city. Amazing resorts for sailing and boating. Ice skating in the winter and a lot of little towns you can go to. Most of the Netherlands was underwater but then they drained it and have this huge dam to keep water out. That was to make it suitibal for farming.
Kevin- Greece- The population is close to 10.8 million. Their debt is a couple trillion less than us. Sparta was their best military out of the group. Their highly mountaines, so their cities are separated by mountains. the most famous war is the trojan war.
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