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Wednesday April 3

We had blog discussion today and test

US History: Students will be given on WWII topic from below to research and write a blog about.

-The US Homefront

  • Women's role-women took over jobs for a lot of the men. They were allowed in the military but they we
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Wednesday April 3, 2013

Kilroy was Here; went over European Map for like the whole class, you gave me Carpultunnel Mr. Bruns right before I had to go throw for track practice, not cool, I hate you for this maybe I will kill you

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wednesday april 3

we are going to focus full on the European map so we can get them all filled in and study so we can get the map test done soon. we are in the middle of the class period and still working on the map, we have alot to fill out. THIS IS STRESSFUL!

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Wednesday, March 3rd

At the beginning of class, Mr. Bruns talked about Kilroy. Kilroy is just a cartoon character that some guy drew in WW11 on crates and stuff. It went around the world. Then we filled out more of the Europe map.

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Wednesday April 3, 2013

We finished the Europe map test. We learned something about Kilroy. Mr. Bruns learned I was Jewish. This test is cruel. THIS IS HORRIBLE. That's all we had time for.

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During the French Revolution Washington became the first president. 

French Revolution

stared in 1789 and lasted until 1799

In 1700s France and England were considered the most advanced countries.

Old Regime- in 1770s the social and political system of F

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Wednesday, April 3

French Revo: Continues Fun Fact: During the French Revo, George Washington became the first President of the U.S.A

More Beginnings- Started in 1789 and lasted until 1799

In 1700s, France and England were considered the most advanced countries in Europe

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Wednesday April 3, 2013

French Revolution: The beginnings

There are four main causes of the French revolution:

-Debt

-Taxation issues

-Failure of Reform

-Famine

Debt

-The debt of the french government was around 8 to 12 billion livre(their currency)

-Louis XVI spent a lot of money

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