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Week of 9/22-9/26

9/22- talked about the middle east and went over presentations

9/23- went over presentations

9/24- went over PowerPoint

9/25- blog post discussion

Ch. 7.2

-why did cities grow so quickly in the late 1800s and early 1900s?

immigrants settled in cities. Tech

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Immigration in the Late 1800's

            In the late 1800’s almost 12 million immigrants came into the United States. Many of these immigrants left their home countries due to escape crop failure, land and job shortages, rising taxes, and famine. Many came to the U.S. because it

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week of Sep 22-26

Monday: talked about current events, presented chapter 7

tuesday: talked about chapter 7 

wednesday: talked about our assigned blog

thursday: Talked about assinged blogs.f

friday: Started chapter 8 projects.

Ch. 7.1:

Why did immigrants come to the US?


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Week of September 22-26

Wednesday and Thursday- Discuss family history, Discuss sexism and change 

7.1

Why did some people want to put restriction on immigration? What were those restrictions? Chinese Exclusion Act  had to pass inspection, at least $25, literacy test 

Gentleme

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Week 9/22 - 9/26

Monday: Tyler continued to talk about his slide show.Why was there restriction? know if they will work. can't been convicted of s felony have to be able to work. have a least 25 dollars. Chinese Exclusion Act? 1882 banned entry to all Chinese to come

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Week 22-26

Monday-we continue with chapter 7's presentation, Tuesday-we finish Chapter 7, Wednesday-We talk about our Assigned blogs on Family Ancestors and migration, Thursday-We finish family history stories and start on Chapter 8's presentation

Notes-

Chapter

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Week 22-26th

Monday- Presentations. Will not have a quiz this week. Tuesday- we did presentations. Wednesday we went over out due blogs.

Chapter 7:1-

Why did they come to America? To escape

Where did they come from? Europe, China, Japan, West Indies, Mexico.

What pro

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Week of September 22-26

Monday- Continued presentations, restrictions on immigrants- Can't have been convicted of a felony, have to be able to work, had to have at least 25$ dollars, take a literacy test. Chinese Exclusion Act- 1882 banned entry to all Chinese to come to Am

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Week Of September 22- 26th

Monday- taking notes part of notes are on last weeks blog.

Tuesday- Going over a little bit of notes and going over some of family history.

Wednesday- talked about our family history and how much more girls are better than boys in education.

Thursday- f

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September 15-19

Monday- Populist Movement- Helped farmers out of debt, give people a greater voice in government. Increased money supply in circulation, created graduated income tax. 

6-1- Once the steam engine was created then it was much easier to drill for oil so

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Ellis Island

Ellis Island opened in 1892 as a federal immigration station, a purpose it served for more than 60 years (it closed in 1954). Millions of newly arrived immigrants passed through the station during that time–in fact, it has been estimated that close t

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Week of 22-26

Monday-talked about caleb's forum posts and spaceX and started 911 question

Tuesday-took caribbean map test and then talked about isis airstrikes, and the f-22, and tomahawk cruise missile

Wednesday-we went over maps, and resumed review and at the end

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Week of September 22-26

Monday- talk about current events, and the difference of ethnic cleansing and genocide

Tuesday- Watch video about ISIS and the United States air strikes

Wednesday- We continued to fill out our document to prepare for the test

Thursday- We talk about sex

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Family Migration Assigned Blog #1

My mom’s side of my family comes from Sweden . Both the grandparents of my grandpa and the grandparents of my grandma on my mother’s side came over from Sweden. They came over to the U.S in the late 1800’s. My dad’s side of my family comes from Denma

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Assigned blog 1

My dads side of my family came from Germany in 1888 . There names were Peter Pauley and his Wife Clara (Thielen) Pauley they were my great great grandparents. They had a son named Theodore Pauley and he then married Rose (pitsch) Pauley those two are

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Week of September 22-26

9/22 Monday - 

  • Practice map test.
  • watch video on Ethnic Cleansing vs Genocide.

9/23 Tuesday - 

  • Watched a video about ISIS and the United States air strikes

9/24 Wednesday - 

  • We continued to fill out our document to prepare for the test

9/25 Thursday  - 

  • We t
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September 22-26

September 22: Students went over their topics. Watched 2 videos about ISIS and bill Clinton. Talked about Ethnic cleaning and genocide why they are different and the same. Went over map.

September 23: Continued discussion over 9/11 discussed current e

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Week of September 15th-19th

Monday 15th- Living westward you would have to worry about indians. The United states wanted a Continental Railroad.

Tuesday 16th- Gold and SIlver used to be used as a trade for paper money. Now paper money is actually worth what it says on the paper

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Assigned Blog 1

Caleb Rasmussen
1st period

Caleb Rasmussen

My mom’s side of my family comes from Ireland. Both the grandparents of my grandpa and the grandparents of my grandma on my mother’s side came over from Ireland. They came over to the U.S in the late 1800’s.

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