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Today we started studying for the states and capitals test. We filled in all of the information on our maps' west of the Mississippi River. We talked a little bit more about Zero Dark Thirty, which Mr. Bruns saw. He said it does show a decent amount

Brief description of the day, then started going over maps. Started to talk about the movie Zero Dark Thirty. Talked about Geneva Convention. Making sure pow ares feed and not tortured. People believe Bush should face war charges for wake boarding. U

Today Mr. Bruns talked about the states and capitols. We studied the west of the Mississippi. We also talked about how Zero Dark Thirty showed torture and water boarding. We also talked about how Obama ended enhanced torture techniques the first day

Today in class in the beginning we went over the states and capitols west of the Missouri river. We also talked about the movie Zero Dark thirty because Mr. Bruns went and watched it this weekend. We continued our conversation on torturing and water

Today we are going over the map of the United States.

Over the weekend Mr. Bruns went to see the movie Zero Dark Thirty.

We talked more about torturing, and water boarding.

United Nations: 1946-present. Security Council: 5 permanent members of the counc

Today in Mr. Bruns' class we went over the whole west coast to the Mississippi River on a national map. We named each state and the state's capital. We continued to talk about the movie Zero Dark Thirty and Mr. Bruns shared his thoughts with us after

Today in class we discussed all states west of the Mississippi. We went over all their states and capitols.

We continued discussing weather or not waterboarding is or is not torture. We learned how Obama ended it first day in office. We then discussed

Started going over the states and capitals of the US.
President Obama officially ended the use of water boarding on his second day in office. The Geneva convention made sure that the POW's must be treated fairly. If they do not follow the Geneva Conv

Today Mr. Bruns went over the states and capitals of the U.S. during the beginning of class. Then he talked about the bin Laden movie Zero Dark Thirty. Then we had a discussion on waterboarding. During the Geneva convention, a rule was made so the pr

today i took my map test and i got a 100% and then we went over some states and their capitals. we also are talking about this movie Mr. Bruns says it's an interesting movie.  We are also talking about waterboarding again, if its torture or not and t

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today we started going over the us map and wrote down the western states and capitals
we talked about ways of interrogation (slapping, hitting, shaking, waterboarding
obama ended the use of these techniques in his second day of office
*the Geneva

In the first part of class we went over half of the states. We said the state and its capital. He said we would go over this for a couple days, adn the test won't be for a week or so. Next, he told us about the movie Zero Dark Thirty. He said it was

Today Jess is taking the Continents and oceans tests. We went over the states west of the Mississippi River.
The Geneva Convention deals with the treatment of prisoners of war was humanly.
UN is the united nations; its a building where most of or all 

Here is what we talked about today:

• Obama ended Enhanced Interrogation Techniques the day after he took office.
• The Geneva convention makes sure that Prisoners of war are treated humanly.--How did president Bush get past the Geneva Convention?
• The Unite

• the WPA help the unemployed people find jobs in the artistic and professional fields.
• bank failures: many banks failed because people began to lose their savings due to the deposits in the bank. they became more cautious on who they gave loans out to.

Stuff I learned in history-

• WPA helped people find jobs
• Many banks closed and people began to lose savings
• Loans were harder to get
• Roosevelt started “food stamps”-help people who are needy for food
•  Tariffs increased rapidly and people couldn’t transfer

There were fewer marriages

More suicides

Birth rates decreaseWPA help the unemployed find jobs for the unemployed

Many banks failed  because people began to loos their savings due to the deposits in the bank. They became more cautious on who they gave l

History Notes! The Great Depression!

• Birth rates decreased
• Suicide rates went up
• Less marriages
• WPA- Works Progress Association
  *Help the unemployed people find jobs during the great depression
• Many banks failed because people began to lose their savings d

GREAT DEPRESSION!

• Birth rates went down, suicide rates went up, people had to cancel their weddings
• WPA (works progress association) helped people find jobs during the Great Depression.
• Banks failed because people began to lose their savings due to the