history project

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history review

this week in history we talked about the importance of the 14th amendment.
In english we started to kill a mockingbird.

history review

This week in history we talked about President Lincoln's second inaugural address. He talked about how no one liked it and that it ended slavery.
In english we finished the movie "of mice and men".

history review

Today in history we reviewed what will be on the test tuesday. We went over terms for the test.
In english we had a substitute and we had reading workshop.

timeline

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history review

Today in history we looked at a piece of artwork of soldiers going into battle. In the artwork there was an angel above them which symbolized as hope that they would win or possibly protection. We also read a letter from Robert Shaw who witnessed his general steel furniture and moveable objects from the village and later burning it.
           In english we read another chapter in "of mice and men" and we discussed what had happened in the earlier chapters.
         My connection to the letter we read in history is what it would be like to be a nazi guard at a concentration camp. You know it is wrong what you are doing but if you refuse you would probably die yourself.

history review

Today in class we worked on our project on the Battle of Antietam. This battle has been named the bloodiest battle in American history. 23,000 soldiers had died. What made this battle unique was that it was the first battle ever fought in the northern states. This battle later led to Abraham Lincoln's proclamation.
            I dropped english today.