10/28
Roman Treatment if People Taking Over- Areas right next to rome like Latins, became full Roman citizens. In further cities in Italy, they became citizens but could not vote. In areas outside of Italy, groups became allies. They could govern them
Monday - Bruns continuted the power point
Roman Treatment of People Taken Over
10/28/19-Went over some of the presidents and what they did in their time as leader and watched a video over William Mckinley's assassination
10/29-19-We moved onto chapter 8 of our unti about science and technology solving urban problems, how educati
10/21
Mr. Bruns talked about college.
10/22
All Roads lead to Rome-
Milliarium Aureum- “Golden Milestone” - It was a marble or gilded bronze statue erected by Caesar Augustus in 20 BC and all distances were based off of their distance from this stone.
Sto
Monday- Talked about Wartburg college
Tuesday- Jacob Riis took photos of tenants and homeless people to show the country and help them. Fires wiped out whole cities because buildings were made of wood. People died because of no fire escapes.
Wednesday
October 21 - November 15 Notes Link to Notes
Link to World History Notes HERE.
10/21/19-Today we talked about colleges,
10/22/19-Contiuned our unit over immigration and how they were treated
10/23/19-Went over Unit on Urbanization and Immigration
10/24/19-We kept going over our unit 7 about political pyramid, goverment corruption
Monday-went over Test
Tuesday-Notes
Ancient Rome
Milliarium Aureum
