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Ch. 9.1

-Define the Progressive Era and why it started(goals).

• It started when people started writing about the conditions in factories.

-What is prohibition? Why did people want prohibition to come about? What tactics were used to bring about prohibiti

Topic for Assigned blog: Spanish-American war: battles and famous people involved. 1898. 50points 4 pictures, 2 sources! its Due: Monday! (8:00am) personal thoughts.

Ch. 9.1

-Define the Progressive Era and why it started(goals).

-What is prohibition? W

music and dance was for enterurtainment

started for the kings and then went to teh public

Beginning presentations.

my topic for this weeks blog discussion is...Open Door Policy in China.

• Four pictures. two sources.
  
• longer than normal.
  
• personal thought and opinions.
  
• blog discussion is after presentations.
  

Ch. 9.1

-Define the Progressive Era and w

Trade

-silk

-wines

-weapons

-metal works

-spices

Silk Roads

-not actual roads

-name given to any route that led across china to rome

-4000 mile trip

-rome had gold silver and precious gems

-china had silk spices and ivory

We were testing for the I Teds, get ready to present our Chapter 9

u.s issues with Mexico is my topic for assigned blog # 5

emily talked about her project

Indian Empire (presentation)

• Mathematics
  • Gupta made great advancements but had lack of modern devices such as telescopes
  • First to discover seven planets in our solar system
  • Medicine
    • Indian developed the technique of inoculation
    • Inoculation-injecting a pers

Teddy Roosevelt Nobel peace prize award:

four pictures, two sources, personal thoughts and opinions

how did he get it? what did he get it for?

Goals of the Era: Journalists and writers exposed the true conditions from working in factory. 

creating and fo

My topic for the assigned blog is the US taking of Hawaii

1. First Presentation
   
   1. She started with explaining things like prohibition and child labor

Here is a picture of my project so far(the part that nobody sees)

Ch. 9.1

-Define the Progressive Era and why it started(goals).

-What is prohibition? Why did people want prohibition to come about? What tactics were used to bring about prohibition?

-Describe the impact aid organizations had on our country.

-What did th

Indian Trade

• Silk, wines, weapons, metal works, jewelry, horses, teas, spices, cloth, jade, gold, nuts, and amber.

Silk Roads

• name given to any route that led across China to Rome
• 4000 mile trip
• Rome had gold, silver, and precious gems
• Ideas also traveled

Indian Empire (presentation)

• Mathematics
  • Gupta made great advancements but had lack of modern devices such as telescopes
  • First to discover seven planets in our solar system
  • Medicine
    • Indian developed the technique of inoculation
    • Inoculation-injecting a pers

ITEDS

presented today.  and then we played a trivia game.

Performing arts

• music and dance for entertainment
• always a time for dancing and music
• Started out for the kings entertainment then went to the public

Trade

• silk,wines, weapons, metal works, jewelry, horses, teas, spices, lap dogs, cloth, jade, gold, nuts,

We finished presentations today.

Hinduism-

• A diverse body of religion, philosophy and cultural practice.
• Native to India.
• Belief in reincarnation and a supreme being of many forms and natures.

• Deities-
• Brahma- the Hindu creator god.
• Vishnu- the Hindu prese

Hinduism

• A diverse body of religion, philosophy and cultural practice
• Native to India
• Belief in reincarnations and a supreme being of many forms and natures
• Brahma - creator god - senior member of the triad of great gods - he felt alone and separated fro

Hinduism-

• A diverse body of religion, philosophy, and cultural practice, native to India, belief in reincarnation and a supreme being of many forms and natures
• Brahma-Hindu creator god
  • Senior member of the triad of great gods
  • Felt alone and separated fro

Deities

• Brahma- the hindu creator god
• Vishnu-The hindu preservor
• Shiva- The hindu destroyer god

Brahma

• senior member of the great gods
• he felt alone and seperated from the world

Vishnu

• god of preservation
• often represeted resting on the coil serpent Shesha
• Nev