At the beginning of class we went over the Canada map. Then we talked about 9-11 within a hour the towers were both down. The pentagon was harder for the planes to get down. Terrorist came and tried to ruin everything. People started doing their blog
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We went over the Canada map. Then we did our blog discussions. Then we talked about 9/11 and Al_Queada.
On 9/11 terrorists hijacked planes and crashed into the twin towers, the pentagon, and one went down in a field in Pennsylvania. During the attack
First we finished filling in our Canada map for our upcoming test. Then we had blog discussion over 9/11.
Practiced the Canada map, went over cost for a t-shirt saying "#Dontbeaverage", and Blog Discussion started today, this discussion could take a good 2-3 days to finish each blog, even with all the lectures.
Today at the beginning of class we went over the map and then we went over our assigned blog.
- 9/11 was an event that happened on September 11th 2001
- There were 5 terrorist on each plan except for the last one which had 4
- Just under 3,000 people died
- 15 t
we did blog discussions.
We did blog discussions.
Talked about when we are presenting. Work day for Party. Talk about 1920's
What positive and negative impact did the 1920's have on the US?
- Returned to normalcy and focused on America. Worked good in the 1920's but failed us later.
- The Red Scare-1919-1
911
Why Did This Happen
On the morning of September 11th 2001 an attack was launched on the two World Trade Centers in New York City. Many people may believe that this is a big conspiracy however you can not fake that almost 3,000 people lost their
President Bush’s highlights and lowlights from the war in Afghanistan.
The war in Afghanistan was the first major conflict of the 21st century. The United States went to war with Afghanistan in 2001 following the attacks on 9/11. A group called th
Rise of Bin Laden: Born in 1957 in Riyadh which is a Saudi Arabian city. He was Saudi Arabian. 20 children. When his father died in 1968, he inherited an estimated 300 million dollars. He graduated from King Abdul Aziz University in 1979. Throughout
Causes of US invasion(Afghansitan)
When the United States decided to invade Afghanistan to catch Osama bin Laden after 911 and to remove from power the Taliban.Prevent more and more attack from happening( President Bush demanded that the Taliban hand
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What positive and negative impact did the 1920's have on the us?
The Red Scare- The scare of a communist uprising, first one was 1919-1920 with the revolution in Russia, Immigrants brought in anarchy. 8 bombs in 8 different cities went of simultaneous
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What positive and negative impact did the 1920's have on the US?
positive- Could buy on credit, Car industry,
negative- Red scare, anti immigration,
Red scare- Fear of communistic government uprising in America.
Anti immigration- Didn't want immigrant
Women of the 20's-
http://history1900s.about.com/od/1920s/a/flappers.htm
http://library.thinkquest.org/C005846/categories/worldnews/worldn.htm
For women in the 20's it was all about fashion and women's rights. The woman's suffrage movement that started
No school 11.28 and 11.29
12.06 was a work day.
What positive/negative impact did the 1920s have on the USA.
- Positive
- Planes
- Transportation
- Lindburg - first person to cross the atlantic in one trip
- Earhaert - first woman to do it
- Planes
- Cars
- Soldiers would brin
Blog discussion:
Red Scare- It was a fear that the United States was going to become communist, because people wanted equality but the rich who controlled most of the Government didn't want this to happen. It brought hysteria into the U.S.
Anti-immigr
Today we started blog discussion over the 1920's
What positive and Negative impact did the 1920's have on the United States?-
Republican philosophy in the 1920's:
Rugged individualism- be your own person, if you believe it you can achieve it, up to ind
