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Started by finding out that I really need to study for the test on Thursday. We then read an article about the Supreme Court and gay marriage that will be there on Wednesday and Thursday. California was the first state to legalize gay marriage, they

Supreme Court - they decide that if laws are constitutional or not; marriage is a fundamental right; president appoints justices(checks & balances), justices are in for as long as they want or until they die;

DOMA - defense of marriage act, don't beli

Today we started by going over the maps. The test is 2 days from now. We talked about gay marriage. After the supreme court decides, Same-sex marriage could potentially become legal throughout the whole country, or it could stay illegal, or they will

there is a test on wedsday and thursday and I am thinking about takeing it writen.I need to study and I know some of the countries. Today, gay Marriage has gone to the surpreme court and some people are hoping that they are going to say that it is no

Today we went over  our maps. We read an article about same sex marriage. Then we continued talking about 9/11. Then we started talking about Afghanistan.

9/11 on test- Describe what happened in detail and why it happened. Be sure to discuss why Al-Qa

we studied for our map test on wednesday and we need alot of work on it, we have 48 hours too. we are also going to talk about this current event about marriage. its about states either banning or being alright with gay marriage and their rights.

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Today we studied our maps for the map test Wednesday/Thursday. Current Events: The question of same sex marriage is finally going before the Supreme Court, it could become legal across the country, illegal, or they could say it's up to the states.

Blo

Today we went over the maps. That test is either Wednesday or Thursday, I really need to study!! We talked about gay marriage.

Here are some little notes:

• 9 states enable same-sex marraige
• 9 people on the supreme court

We also continued blog discussion o

We went ove rthe map. Now we are talking about gay marriage. and if government should be aloud to make laws about it.

Back to 9/11 talk. The impact of 9/11- was just below 3000 dead as well as giant business that helped our nation out. It also made ha

We have our test bumped up to Wednesday. We talked a little about a gay marriage article. DOMA banned gay marriage in 1996. It will most likely go to the state to decide, but that might not be the best thing since you could get married in one you mig

We went over the map which we take in two days. Today we are discussing gay marriage. I AM SO EXCITED. Mr. Bruns likes brackets. Then we began our discussion. I find the article interesting.

Now we are going back into 9/11.

The impact- all the business

First we looked our test that we have a map test wednesday/thursday.

Next we talked about the Supreme Court with same-sex marriage- this could legalize gay marriage in the country. They are saying People should be able to vote for what they want, not

Today we went over the maps for our map test Wednesday and Thursday. The Supreme Court declares laws constitutional or unconstitutional. We talked about how the Supreme Court is having a discussion this week about marrage of same-sex couples. Then we

Today we started off by going over the maps for our test two days from now. Then we talked about how in a couple days the supreme court will be deciding if gay marriage will be legal in every state or if they are going to just let the individual stat

Today we studied for the map test that is Wednesday or Thursday. I NEED TO STUDY!!

We also talked about a current event. Gay marriage, I strongly disagree with this, and think that it should be banned.

911-The impact that it had on America. It affected

9/11 and then what happened - four planes high jacked from 19 high-jackers.

Background on al qeada: largest terrorist organization in the world.

then we are going to finish are blog discussion on monday probably.

How did the draft work?

• Local draft boards were set up from coast to coast

• Each male registered was given a number between 1-7836

• In Washington, papers with the numbers 1 through 7,836 printed on them were put into capsules, one number to a capsule

• The c

Atlantic Charter

• Signed in August 1941 between the US FDR and Great Britain (Churchill)

• Defined the Allied goals for the post-war world

• No territorial gain

• No territorial changes without the peoples support from those countries

• Self determination

• Free trad

Atlantic Charter

• Signed in August 1941 between the US FDR and Great Britain (Churchill)

• Defined the Allied goals for the post-war world

• No territorial gain

• No territorial changes without the peoples support from those countries

• Self determination

• Free trad