Today in CWI we went over the latin american map and watched the movie "Hotel Rwanda". Paul is the manager of a hotel. He went to his hotel and there was a bunch of white news broadcasters asking what the differences are between Hutu's and Tutsi's.
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first we went over the maps. we did pretty good. thats because we learned these in spanish last year so thats cool. we had a short day today. we watched hotel rwanda today. paul went to the hotel that he works at. there were some white people there a
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Another day of presentations. it was stacy and tony with species loss today. i've actually researched this myself before for the random fun of it, so they couldn't really tell me anything i didn't know. and it was really hard to follow because stacy
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More powerpoints today. Lindsey, Maddie, and Sarah went first. They had pollution, we all seemed to know what they were talking about, but Sarah didn't say a whole lot. Poor Sarah.Next, there was Allisha, Jenna, and Alex. They had global warming. the
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Posted by 2courtneyb on December 9, 2009 at 9:17pm
Today in CWI we talked about Rwanda again. They lost 20% of their population. The Hutu's bribed normal citizens to help kill people. Tutsis had better education and better jobs. The plane crash caused the killing to start. Later today we are going to
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Today we started talking about World War IAllied powers- friendsGermany was the major power of the central power.Germany fought a two sided war. They were surrounded by allied powers and were fighting on both sides and they had to split up their army
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Today, we only had like fifteen mintues of class, so we didn't even get the computers out. We mainly talked about semester test day and set up times for us to come in and take our tests.
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Today we got out of class at 1:30, which was 15 minutes unto History, so we didn't do much excpet talk a little bit about semester tests and touched a bit on World War 1.
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Darfur is the size of France or Texas and is located in western Sudan. A horrible crisis started in February 2003 where the United Nations estimated that over 200,000 people were killed. It caused 2.5 million to move from their original location, and
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