Monday, February 25, 2013
TEST!!!!!!!!
Today we had a test. It was pretty hard, i'm not gonna lie. But the essay was pretty easy though. challenging but fair.
Friday, February 22, 2013
Today's class
Today's class was wired. I was like a judge and we all debated on if the Chinese exchange students should use translators. It was funny because if whoever was speaking they had to step up on the imaginary podium and if they didn't, we would yell STEP UP!!!!! Hahahaha it was great but after all we voted and like only Ana voted for not having translators
Thursday, February 21, 2013
Todays class
Today's class was not all that different from yesterday. we went over the outline that Mr Schick put on his blog. we took notes and that's about it.
Wednesday, February 20, 2013
what we did in class today
today was a review day. We reviewed all the notes that we have covered and are getting ready for a test. Unfortunatly I got a bloody nose durring the class and had to go to the nurse. I missed some of the notes but everything i need is on mr schicks website
Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Todays class
todays class was crazy. I thought mr. schick was going to have a heart attack. He invited a group to present and it was all wrong. Then he invited another group up. Rickys group. they were good. They didnt have much flaws and it lasted long. It was so funny because Mr. schick was freaking out that wew were the worst class he has had all day
Saturday, February 16, 2013
LO-1
For over
three thousand years civilization has been moving and spreading. Except for certain places people were still
in prehistoric living development that came about from the agricultural
revolution. In less popular places a,
the rulers thought of these places as suppliers of raw materials and sometimes
invaders or intruders. It was these
people that gave birth to western civilization.
At about 4000 B.C. village life and the use of farming and agriculture
had spread through the region. At about
3500 B.C., people got smart enough to build monuments and memorable
structures. Many of these structures
were megaliths. Large rough cut stones used to construct monuments and tombs. These monuments have lasted, and are still
standing today. Early Europeans had no
common sense. Eventually they all began
to start speaking their own languages.
War was a big thing in ancient Europe. If a warrior had died he would be
placed in his grave with all of his fighting belongings next to his wife. They
believed that a lot of his things he would need to fight into the afterlife
with. Many villages formed tribes
usually held together by interest that each member usually liked. Many tribes would meet every now and then to
discus business and other different things.
Europe became mostly inhabited by Indo-European language speakers. They were skilled in farming, metal work,
trade, and warfare. They were called
European Barbarians. Barbarian comes
from the Greek word barbaros which
means non-Greek. Eventually the Europeans
barbarians came in contact with civilization.
Sometimes the contact was not good. They would either kill everybody and
raid what they had or make peace and trade.
Usually if they made goof contact they adopted there ways of life. Because of these encounters the Greeks
developed a distinctive civilization of their own. They were the first real civilization to
emerge in Europe.
Thursday, February 14, 2013
What We Did in Class Today
Today was a good day for me. I got a new group for my project. I am no longer with all those exchange students. After i got into my new group we discussed what i should do. I had to do slide 5 which is about the agricultural revolution. Since i was at a funeral i didn't get to read, so i had to go into my text book and read all about it. i eventually got it done and had a little time to customize my background.
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