Looking back at history (we do that in history class you know), other than a few radicals, I feel like the United States wanted slavery gone from the comfort of their couch so I think that this picture kind of explains that.
Right now I think we're coming up to that final push and falling off the bed (but at this point not caring) and actually doing something about the issue (in history, I mean).
So...
Sorry, that was to much of a stretch BUT HE'S SO CUTE!
Well this has nothing to do with anything so it makes up for this picture.
I guess.
Happy Thursday!
History Blog
This is my history blog for Mr. Boyle's G period class. There you have it. I have been keeping this blog since whenever school kinda started back up again. I don't really know when but it was after marching band started up again. Anyway, I looked back on all of the posts that I have been doing for about half a minute today and realized that all of these are terribly boring. So I think I'll add some fun stuff in.
--Maddie
November 9, 2012
--Maddie
November 9, 2012
Thursday, November 29, 2012
Wednesday, November 28, 2012
Life...
Most of the time, this is basically how I feel everything works.
Oh, U.S. Sigh...
Oh, over thinking. Sigh...
Oh, need I add anything? Sigh...
Oh, people. Sigh...
But then again, this is me:
Sigh...
Maybe someday when stuff stops deciding to take over my life, this will change.
I hope so but, until then, peace out!
Post On The Last Four (Cycle) Days
November 20, 2012, November 21, 2012, November 27, 2012, and November 28, 2012
On the 20th, we learned about the Kansas Nebraska act by looking at political cartoons (good old political cartoons!), reading handouts, filling out worksheets, taking notes on our discussion.
On the 21st, it was the end of spirit week, so in homecoming tradition, we didn't have any classes but still counted it like we did.
On the 27th, we read about the Dred Scott case, answered a few questions, and talked about the case and it's "upcoming" effects on the world.
On the 28th, we looked a lot at Lincoln-Douglass debates. We watched a video, read some papers and filled out a worksheet. We also ended up having a fairly interesting discussion.
Thirty-Day Challenge
I don't remember exactly what I've done on days fifteen through twenty-three simply because there has been too much to remember specifics in the last week or so but I can say that have been working on a lot of time steps and I usually review a little every day.
Sorry, not a lot of detail because it's a lot to remember but
Until next time!
On the 20th, we learned about the Kansas Nebraska act by looking at political cartoons (good old political cartoons!), reading handouts, filling out worksheets, taking notes on our discussion.
On the 21st, it was the end of spirit week, so in homecoming tradition, we didn't have any classes but still counted it like we did.
On the 27th, we read about the Dred Scott case, answered a few questions, and talked about the case and it's "upcoming" effects on the world.
On the 28th, we looked a lot at Lincoln-Douglass debates. We watched a video, read some papers and filled out a worksheet. We also ended up having a fairly interesting discussion.
Thirty-Day Challenge
I don't remember exactly what I've done on days fifteen through twenty-three simply because there has been too much to remember specifics in the last week or so but I can say that have been working on a lot of time steps and I usually review a little every day.
Sorry, not a lot of detail because it's a lot to remember but
Until next time!
Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Nope!
I have decided to try and relate these random things that I find to history class. So, this will be a stretch but... I feel like this cat symbolizes the struggle for abolishing slavery. There you have it.
Thursday, November 22, 2012
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