What effects did developments in transportation and communication have on the spread of the Industrial Revolution?
It helped get word out about these new machines and since the machines could be moved you could take them from place to lpace to show people how they worked.

How did the lives of women and children change during the revolution?
They got babd because they had to work for very little money

How and why did methods of production change during the industrial revolution?
Because they needed to mass produce things. and so things got faster and more dangerous then before.
How did the increase use of machinery affect workers and working conditions?
The factorys needed more workers for more machines and since there were so many workers the working conditions got bad.
How did inventions in the textile industry lead to other new inventions?
They made more new and better clothes that they could sell.

BELLRINGER 4-24

We can not blame violent video games and the internet everytime there is a shooting or some idiot goes on a rampage. As a kid I played violent video games and I still do to this day but yet I'm not shooting every person that gets in my way. Yes, I fight with my brother but thats how brother and sister relationships work. I think that what really inspired his shooting sprea was either a very VERY disfunctional family as a child or anger toward school mates/neighborhood kids from his youth. Violent video games and the internet can not be blamed for everything that happens because being honest there were big shootings before the internet and violent video games, who was to blame then??

Bellringer 4-18

I think the most important invention was the grain harvester because there was a lot of grain grown in Europe. It probably made picking grain a lot easier then it had been before. Also it required less workers so that put more money in the land owners pocket.

United Nations Project:)

-United Nations Project

• Mock United Nations
• TheUN.org

-Do Date-April 26th
-When we begin presenting-May 3rd
-Country-
-Problem World Wide
-Write a Resolution 20-25 lines (a Resolution is what will solve the problem with a money amount to
-help solve the problem, where the money is coming from)
-will get docet and schedule of who presents when and in what order.
-Dress up the day you present. can dress like person from that country
-Do  not speak unless spoken to.
-Need a visual aid for presentaion(powerpoint,poster,ect)
-1st Why the issue is a problem and 2nd how we're going to solve it.

• floor is open for
• question
• comment or
• ammendment

-way to ask "will the author yield a question"
-have to answer yes or no, may only ask one part questions
-dont raise your hand, can still be called on, be prepared you country has to have an opinion

-comments

• speak out in favor or in oposition
• "I speak out in favor/oposition of this resolution"

-Make an ammendment

• change something
• "------(country) proposes an ammendment"

-number lines on resolution
-will have to speak 15 times to get full credit (either have to make ammendment,comment, or ask question.)
-dont take your problem out of the class room.
-more the research the more you'll enjoy it
-rebudle is ONLY one mintue
- a convese (talk amongst selves)
-vote ya or na will probaly have to clarifie
-Can have note cards,quick tidbits
-speaking and stuff is for english
-dont read directly from notecards

Agriculture

Gang Plow-

1. invented by john deere
2. 12 to 14 blades
3. made of steel instead of wood

cast iron plow-

1. Had three rows of teeth
2. made with metal not wood

Spring Tooth Harrow-

1. loosened soil
2. no hydrolics
3. uses levers

Flying Shuttle

1. used for weaving
2. doubled what a weaver could do daily

Mold board Plow

1. flips rich soil up
2. made with wood
3. made plating quicker

Grain elevator

1. made by joseph Dart
2. made in 1842
3. made of wood first then steel

Combine

1. 1834 was when it was invented
2. harvested crops

Cotton Gin

1. made in 1743
2. made by Ellie whitney
3. Removes seeds from Cotton
4. 50lbs of cotton cleanec daily

Corn Picker

     As our project, we decided to build a corn picker. These were invented quite a while ago. It is an amazing how much a simple invention like this advanced the agricultural process. It was made in 1850 by a man named Edmund Quincy. This was on of the most helpful creations around this time. It also helped make picking corn much quicker.       This machine was invented because of the lack of workers on Quincy's farm. He needed a way to pick corn quickly using very few people. After a few prototypes along came the corn picker but since back then it has evolved quite a bit. This machine now pushes over the corn, sucks up the stalk, peels the corn from it and the corn is dropped into a truck driving beside it. The stalk is then shot out the back of the machine. This makes picking corn much simpler and requires less people.

Notes For Test

1. The Renaissance began in this city : Florence, Italy.
2. An interest in the classic is called : Liberalism.
3. Who wrote the first modern biography? JAMES BOSWELL?
4. Who wrote "The Prince"? Niccolo Machiavelli.
5. Who created David? Michelangelo.
6. Where was the birthplace of the Italian Renaissance?
7. Who painted the "Mona Lisa"? Leonardo DaVinci.
8. What was the famous family in Florence that ruled? the Medici family.
9. Donatello, Michelangelo, and Ghiberti were all what? Renaissance artists.
10. Who painted "The Last Supper"? Leonardo DaVinci.
11. Who painted the Sistine Chapel? Michelangelo.
12. Who invented the movable metal type? Johannes Gutenberg.
13. What is a French name for a castle? Chateau.
14. Belgium, Netherlands, and Luxemburg are referred to as the __________________ countries.
15. In the Renaissance they began to paint with what? oil paints.
16. Who wrote the book, "Utopia"? Thomas More.
17. Who was a classical playwright whose works included Romeo & Juliet, Hamlet, and Othello? William Shakespeare.
18. This is a change in the church's way of teaching and practicing Christianity :
19. Tickets issued by the church said to reduce the punishment for one's sins and even future sins : Indulgences.
20. Who believed in justification by faith? Martin Luther
21. Luther nailed these to the door of a Whitenburg chruch to protest the Catholic beliefs : 95 theses 
22. What was the first Protestant faith?
23. Who was the founder of Lutheranism? Martin Luther.
24. Who was the Swiss reformer?
25. What is a church-run state called?
26. Who wrote the institutes of Christian religion?
27. Who was the founder of Calvinism? John Calvin.
28. What is it called when God determines the fate of every person? predestination
29. These people believed that only adults could be baptized :
30. Who was Henry's first wife? Catherine.
31. Who was Henry's second wife? Anne.
32. Who was Henry's third wife? Jane.
33. Who was Henry's fourth wife? Anne.
34. Who was Henry's fifth wife? Catherine.
35. Who was Henry's sixth wife? Catherine.
36. What happened to Henry's first wife? divorced.
37. What happened to Henry's second wife? beheaded.
38. What happened to Henry's third wife? died.
39. What happened to Henry's fourth wife? divorced.
40. What happened to Henry's fifth wife? beheaded.
41. What happened to Henry's sixth wife? survived.
42. Why did Henry VIII get married so many times? He wanted to have a son, so he would have an heir to the throne.
43. Name Henry's children : Mary, Edward, and Elizabeth.
44. Who became head of the church during Henry VIII's reign?
45. The inquisition was brought about to restore whose authority?
46. This was a change by the Catholic Church :
47. Who was the founder of the Jesuits?
48. What was the name of the society of Jesus? Jerusalem.
49. The main job of the Jesuits was to be?
50. The qualities of being merciful, trustworthy, humane, religious, and honest were the qualities of a good person according to whom?

Notes

Aretmisia Gentileschi

• Italian painter
• born July 8th 1593
• one of the most accomplished painter
• raped, which influenced her work
• painted pictures of strong and women, including a self portrait

Sir Thomas More

• born Febuary the 7th 1478
• died july 6th 1535
• wrote a book titled Utopia in which he shared a vision of society of equals

Martin Luther

• lived fro m1483 to 1684
• born into a german catholic family
• w2rote 95 theses challenging th e cahtlolic church
• became a monkm and theoligist

Prine Henry of Portugel

• nicknamed henry the navigator
• third child of king john the 4th
  responsible for the early time
• estalished a center of navigation and exploration

Louis Labe

• born in early 15 hundred
• born to a rope maker
• her mother died when she was a child
• father got her educated in language and music
• married in her early twenties
• in1555 her name was published with a pros and cons list
• she wrote 24 sonnetsand three alligies
• book was published three diffrent times within a year
• her husband died in the 1560s
• died of plague in1566

Ambrose Pare

• born in 1520
• during war he served for his counrtry
• wrote book death mostrais
• published in 1573
• faith was unknown
• first people to learn how to tie an arterie
• invented the use of bandages

Peter Brueghul

• flemish renisaissance fan\
• known for landscapes pleasanties
• painted the peasant dancerelied on detail and realisum
• painted the peasant dance, a painting that relys on detail and realizium

John Calvin

• Born July 10, 1509 in France. He died in 1564
• was a french reformer & theologian
• wrote the Institutes of the Christian Religion
• When Calvin was 28, he moved to Geneva, Switzerland
• he created Calvinism
• Calvinism was based around the absolute power and supremacy of God.

Robert Hooke

• an English philosopher & architect
• born in July of 1635.
• Helped rebuild London after the great fire
• Last of 4 children

Niccolo Machiavelli

• father of modern political theory
• Wrote "The Prince"
• was unfairly attacked his whole life

Chistopher Columbus

• an italian spanish navigator. sailed west across atlantic ocean
• didn't mean to discover the americas
• travelled to Carribean Sea and claimed land for Spain

Galiliei

• well known musician
• made a telescope
• found jupiter's 4 moons
• observed Venus for a while
• became blind
• born in 1464
• first to record sun spots

Johannes Gutenburg

• german blacksmith, goldsmith, printer, and publisher.
• introduced printing to Europe
• invented the moveable printing press, known as a very important event
• major work - Gutenburg bible
• born in 1398

Leonardo Da Vinci

• Painted the Last Supper
• created designs for airplanes
• invented and sketched tanks and cars

Michelangelo

• was an italian painter and sculptor
• painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel
• was very well known

Miguel de Cervantes

• born in 1547, the son of a surgeon
• died in 1616
• studied literature and philosophy in Italy
• enlisted as a soldier in Naples in 1570
• spanish novelist, poet, and playwrighter.
• wrote the "Don Quixode"
• Named the "The Prince of Wits"

William Shakespeare

• wrote the play Romeo and Juliet among others

Nicolaus Copernicus

• published the theory that the Earth was not the center of the Universe

Robert Hooke

•  developed the compound microscope

Andreas Vesalius

• published details descriptions of the human anatomy

Ambros

• surgeon who developed the use of bandages

Anne of Clebes

• 4th wife of King Henry
• married for political reasons
• was a German Princess
• Could barely speak English
• thought Henry loved her
• was chosen by the Lord Chancellor to marry 
• only married because Henry needed a German Alliance
• Anne thought her life in danger  
• she fought the annulment of their marriage
• Their marriage became a political embarrassment 
• Their marriage was annulled on July 9th, 1540
• remained in England for a large sum
• was given the title of "King's Sister"
•  She out lived King Henry 
• She had no children because King Henry hated her and wished her gone

Queen Elizabeth 1st

                                                                 
     I sat in front of my mother as she brushed my hair and hummed. It was odd for my mother to request my presence so late into the night but when her chamber maid had awaken me and said that I was to go with her to my mothers chamber I asked no questions. My mother then sent the chamber maid for a brush and combs. When she  returned my mother took the brush and combs and dismissed the maid. I found it odd to be with my mother while there were no servants around but I thought nothing of it at the time. We sat for a long time before my mother said anything.
" I shall not be around much longer Elizabeth," she said laying the brush aside and beginning to work the combs into my hair "You must realize that when I leave, you must not ask where I am. I shall be unable to write or visit. You will lose all connections with me. All will be well though. You will grow up to be a wonderful young lady no matter what others say. Do you understand me?" She said standing me up and turning me around to face her.
" Yes Mother. Where are you going though? May I come visit you? May I write?" I questioned taking her hand in mine. She patted my hand gently then pulled me onto her lap.
" I am going some where farther away then you letters could ever go, or you could ever travel. I am going farther away then any coach or boat could carry you. You must not look for me because when you do you will become disappointed and sad. Do not let my leaving cause you grief but remember I am somewhere better." Just then two guards walked into the room.The taller of the two spoke.
"It is time to go Madame." My Mother sighed and kissed my forehead and held me tight for a moment then called for her chamber maid.
" Return Elizabeth to her bed and be sure to stay with her till she is in deep sleep." Then the maid took me away and to my room. There I laid unable to sleep for a long time. I laided there thinking about what my Mother had said for quite some time. Eventually sleep claimed me but it was fit full and full of nightmares.
      That morning at breakfast my Father told me that my Mother had departed in the night. He told me nothing more then she was going somewhere better. I did not question him further remembering my Mothers words to me the previous night. Later that day though I heard some servants speaking about my Father saying he would soon have a new wife they would have to prepare for and that it would be a difficult subject to explain to me. I didn't know at the time my Mother was no longer living.

Is it better to be feared then loved or loved then feared?

     In my opinion I would rather be loved then feared because if I'm feared that means that I scare people and I have to have done something to make them fear me. It means that I have become someone I never want to be. If I'm feared instead of loved I would hate myself more then everyone else feared me. There's no way to describe how I feel about being loved instead of feared other then I would rather be love then feared.
      As a leader I don't think there's any good choice when it comes to being feared or loved. If your feared instead of love then people may try and take advantage of you or people may think you're an unfit leader. However if your feared instead of loved then there's the chance that everyone may be scaried of you and not want you as leader again. Being feared as a leader is not a good thing, it causes people to not want to confront you about anything or go against you for anything which gives you plenty of room for mistakes and when you make mistakes you have no one else to blame besides your self because everyone was to scarred to tell you what the dangers of what you did were.

Notes-2/28/12

Section 1

• Renaissance means rebirth-the lightbulb was turned back on over the world-not good not bad
• Renaissance was a good time-things came back to life'
• Renaissance started in Florence,Italy-art is everywhere
• Medici family brought this movement to life- Lorenvo the magnificent
• people that looked back- called humanists
• humanists are people who returned to the classics
• the Artist-Relied on perspective-made life like-humanistic-Micheal Angelo-great painter- sistenth chapel-chapel in vatican city- Piata- Vigin Mary holding jesus after his crusafiction- piata only work ever signed by Micheal Angalo
• -Davinchi-great painter,sculpture,engineer-greatest painting Mona Lisa-no clue who the Mona Lisa is-her eyebrows are missing-The last supper is another famous Painting
• Raphile-Madonna-means painting or sculptures of the Virgin Mary
• Tishin- the assumption of of the Virgin
• the Write-Petrarch-love poems-Laura-imaginary women- sonnetts of Laura-great love peoms
• Niccolo Machiavelli- Mcnaboes man-a Florentine writer-Is it better to be feared then loved or loved then feared?- Its better to be loved then feared- 
• look at as a leader- I'd think it would be better to be feared then loved because then theres no chance that anyone will defy you.
  

Notes- Chapter 14

Black deathJerffery Trosser
Section 4 bold face
section five- 100 years war

1. The Black death was a plague that killed almost 1/3 of the population.
2. The time of the Black Death were very unhealthy and unclean times.
3. waste was dumped into gutter and the rats ate the waste so the rats picked up the disease and passed it to people
4. Some entire villages and towns were wiped out by this plague
5. During the Black Plague many peasants staged uprisings because there were so few of them to do the work they could demand more money

Section 4

1. vernacular languages-languages spoken everyday that varied from place to place
2. Troubadours-traveling singeres whoh wrote poems about love and chivalry
3. Dante Alighieri- was a medieviel writer, wrote THE DIVINE COMEDY
4. Geoffrey Chaucer- medevil writer that wrote THE CANTERBURY TALES, a group of stories from the view of the pilgrims.
5. scholastcism-attempt to bring together faith and reason
6. Peter Abeland-a philosopher of scholasticism taught in Paris in 1100.
7. Thomas Aquinas-a monk of the Dominican order, the greatest medievil philosopher
8. Gothic-a word for a style unliked, taken from the barbarian Goths

Section 5-

1. In 1328 the last male member of Frances Capetian dynasty died.
2. Edward III clained the French throne.
3. In 1337 Edward brought an army to Flanders hoping to gain control of this rich trading area
4. The Hundred Year War lasted for 116 years
5. by 1453 France controlled all of Englands French lands except Calais
6. Many new weapons were introduced during this war such as the long bow,gun powder, and cannons.
7. Castle walls no longer protected the kings from danger because of all the new weapons
8. Besides lost of land the Hundred Year War, parliment gained more power over the king
9. by the late 1300's the kibng needed Parliments consent on all special taxes

Febuary Bellringers-Black History Month

James Baldwin-
1.)He was a writer
2.)greatest achievement as awriter was his ability to address American race relations from a psychological perspective
3.)Two of his best wroks were "Go Tell It On The Mountain" and "The Amen Corner"
4.)reamined abroad much of the 15 years before his passing
5.)He died of stomach cancer November 30,1987 in Saint-Paul-de-Vance, France.

George Washington Carver-
1.)Was originally a slave.
2.)He attended Simpson College for three years
3.)Carver was curious about crop rotation and soil as a scientist
4.)Had a building built in his honor at Tuskegee Institute
5.)He died January 5th, 1943

William Edward Burghardt
1.)Founder and secratary of the Niagra movement
2.)Was part of CRISIS
3.)had two children
4.)died August 27,1963
5.)his funeral marked a phenomenon

Benjamin Banneker
1.)was the son of two freed slaves
2.)was the first African American inventor\
3.)taught astronomy
4.)published an almanac
5.)had a stamp made after him

Muhammad Ali
1.)had parkinsons synderome
2.)born january 17,1942
3.)began boxing when he was 12 after hsi bike was stolen
4.)won 100 out of 108 matches
5.)father of nine children and married four times.

 Jackie Joyner Kersee
1.)Track and field athlete
2.)went to UCLA
3.)was a world class athlete
4.)retired from competition in 1998
5.)born March 3,1962

Langston Hughes
1.)Born in Joplin Missouri
2.)graduated from cleaveland high school in 1920
3.)wrote the poem " A Negro Speaks of River"
4.)went to live with his mother in 1924
5.)he made lecture tours.
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Jackie Joyner-Kersee

 1.)Was born on March 3, 1962 in East St. Louis, Illinois.
2.)She was a track and basketball star in high school.
3.)Jackie got an athletic scholarship to UCLA where she earned a B.A. in history.
4.)She won a silver medal in the heptathlon in the 1884 Olympics.
5.)In the 1988 and 1992 games, she won gold medals.

Sojourner Truth

1.)She was born into slavery in Ulster County, New York.
2.)She spoke out against racial oppression that she had endured throughout her childhood.
3.)In 1850 she published "The Narrative of Sojourner Truth".
4.)She became a itinerant preacher and traveled around New England.
5.)By 1851 she was active in the suffrage movement.

Mae Jemison

1.)Mae C. Jemison was an astronaut and physician who was born on October 17, 1956.
2.)She was the first African American woman ever admitted into the astronaut training program.
3.)On September 12, 1992 she flew into space with six other astronauts on the Endeavour.
4.)She conducted experiments on weightlessness and motion sickness.
5.)Mae spent slightly over 190 hours in space.

Clarence Thomas

1.)Clarence Thomas was born on June 23, 1948 in Pin Point, Georgia.
2.)For the first few years of his life he lived in a one room shack with dirt floors.
3.)He was a U.S. Supreme Court justice.
4.)In 1979, he moved to Washington D.C. and became a legislative assistant.
5.)In 1982 he became the chairman of the United States Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.

 Maya Angelou
1.)She was a writer, poet andf director.
2.)She was born on April 4th, 1928 in St. Louis, Missouri.
3.)She was raped by her mother's boyfriend at the age of 7.
4.)Her rapist was later found beaten to death in an alley.
5.)Angelou stopped speaking after the incident.

Technology Progression

-Digital advertiseing is growing rapidly-90% of songs downloaded last year werent paid for
- the average teen sends 2,722 a month
-twitter helped wioth the 2009 presidential election
-90 percent of 2 billion emails sent are spam
- Englan is the rishest conuntry in the world and has the biggest army
-many college majors today didn't exist 10 years ago
-we are living in exponential time
-230 million registered facebook users
-1 in 10 classrooms use project based learning
-less then 30% of CPS schools have a career tech area
-India has more honors kids then america has kids
-students are being prepared for jobs that dont exist
-1 in 2 employees ahs been with their emplorer less then 5 years
-Bermuda is the number 1 ranked broadband internet user
-therese 540,000 words in the english language
-during the course of this pressentaion 57 babies were born in the U.S
-There are about 200 million registered users on myspace
-31 billion searches on google a month

The Crusades- Notes

Seljuq Turks- Muslim people from Central Asia, gained control of Palestine
Palestine-The Holy Land
Crusades-A series of Military expeditions to regain the Holy Land
Cruciata- means"marked with cross"
       The First Crusades
-lasted from 1096 to 1099
-French and Italian Lords led several armies of crusaders from Europe to Constantiople
-the crusaders capture of Jerusalem  brought much of the Holy land under Europes control


        Other Major Crusades
-The second Crusades
   -Turks started taking back cities the crusaders had captures
   -the second Crusades started 1147
   -France and German forces joined together and still lost to the Turks

-The Third Crusades
   -in 1187 the muslim leader Saladin gained control of Jerusalem
   -this crusades lasted from 1189 to 1192
   -When Barbarossa drowned on the way to the Holy Land his army turned back

-The Fourth Crusades
   -Pope Innocent III gathered a group of French knights for the fourth crusade
   -In 1202 they lef ton ship provided by the Italian City-State of Venice
   -1204 the crusaders attacked and looted Constantinople

-Other Crusades
   -in 1212 the Childrens Crusade took place. (young people decided to march to the Holy Land and regain it for Christian Europe even though they lacked adequate training, equipment, and supplies.)
   - some returned home while others were tricked into boarding ship and sent off to slavery.

-Results of the Crusaders
   -The goal of the Crusaders was to take control of the Holy Land
   -Weapons were crossbows and  armor was mostly made of chain mail
   -To get money some people sold land. During the crusade the Christian Church became more powerful then ever.
   -between 1096 and 1291 thousands of Crusaders traveled to the Holy land
   -Europeans also began buying apricots, lemons, melons, rice, and sugar.

Vow of Silence

     The vow of silence was kind of difficult to stick to. It was hard not to talk when you're so use to talking all the time. It also taught me a lot though. I does take some team work to do stuff if you can't talk, it also makes everything that much harder. You have to use hand gestures or write everything out and it really sucks to try and do all that.    
     If I had to do this for a whole day I would go nuts. I love to talk so going and hour and half was bad enough let alone a whole day. Its awful to try and not talk. Going a whole day would do nothing but drive me bonckers and make it all that much harder to relay a message or ask one of my teachers a question.
     I have to say that this was especially challenging for me because of my love to talk. I really wanted to just open my mouth and speak when things got tough. It was really hard to stay quiet the whole time. It was almost like being a mime against my will. It was crazy and I never want to do it again.

Notes

Bathing
1.) People bathed once a month
2.)People wore the same clothes day after day,they only had one outfit
3.) They used lavender floweres and mint for the water for cleaning. These were used to keep the fleas away because they had alot of animals and straw in their houses.

Chairman
1.) The wors chairman comes from the Middle Ages where a house only had one chair for the exclusive use of the man of the family

Sleeping
1.) At night time people would pile onto a matress- a lump of straw in the floor. The whole family slept  in the same bed(Mom, Dad, Sisters, Brothers, All) If an animal was friendly they may sleep in the bed-tp keep you warm of course

Troubadours
1.)Troubadours traveled from town to town "singing for their supper"
2.)His songs were often about love or the glory of kings.
3.)Troubadours would strum a lute or guitar.

Notes-Pop-Up Books

Shania-1.)The main language spoken in peru is spanish.
2.)Lamb,chicken, and fish are some of the main ingredients in dishes from peru.
3.)Peru has three parts of education.
4.)Initial schools start at about age three, which is about preschool around here.
5.)The goverment in peru is a constitutional republic

Faith-
1.)194,946,470 is the population of Brazil.
2.)Brazil is the only country in south america that doesn't speak Spanish.
3.)Brazil's nursery ryhmes were originally told by the settlers.
4.)Root vegetables and fruits are used in alot of cooking.
5.)The school year runs from Febuary to December and most schools require uniforms.

Caleb-
1.)The capital of Zimbabway is Herary(dont think that is how its spelled).
2.)The language spoken in Zimbabway is mostly English.
3.)A childrens game is emperor where they play as emperors
4.)There is Primary and secoindary educations in Zimbabway.
5.)Zimbabway was at one time traded for horns,gold, animals and a few other things.

Mark-
1.)Greeces flag has blue and white stripes and a cross in the upper left hand corner.
2.) Homer wrote the Iiliad and the Oddessey.
3.)Richer familys in greece have fancier toys then the other families.
4.)The ruler of greece is the Prime minister.
5.)For desert in Greece they serve Boclava.

John
1.)Spanish is the main language of Madrid.
2.)Most kids in Spain like to play video game slike us but put more of an emfousis on sports
3.)The goverment in Spain is a constitutional monarchy.
4.)Almond Candies are made.
5.)1059 Portegual seperated from Spain.

Hannah-
1.)The population of Porteguel is 10,760,305.
2.)Fernado Pisco is a famous author from Porteguel.
3.)Some childrens toys are slates and tamperines.
4.)A dessert is a custard which is alot of eggs whipped and put in a pastry.
5.)Azorise islands are discoevered in 1927.

Hayley Truman
1.)The Language spoken is Swedish
2.)Albert Swington was a famous poet and play writer.
3.)"Lily meets the stone muncher" is a childrens story
4.)Fondue is extremely common in switzerland.
5.)Most kids go to publis school and private schools are just as commons as public schools.

Samantha
1.)Moroco's capital city is Ravite.
2.)Arabic is the official language in Moroco.
3.)Their alphabet is 28 letters and theyre are all consinents.
4.)When they right they go from right to left not left to right.
5.)They go to hish school for three years and they start teaching french in the third grade.

Madori
1.)The main language in Germany is German.
2.)Hermon Hess wrote Sir Author.
3.)One of the famous toys is called a thumb toy.
4.)The president is the head of state but the ruler of the coutry is the Chancelor.
5.)All Saints day is like our Halloween.

Krista
1.)Barbadose capital is Bridgetown.
2.)They speak english in Barbadose.
3.)Literature in Barbadose is mostly fisction and insperationsal stories.
4.)Most children recieve water boards and equipment when they get older.
5.)Hiking, and site seeing are some of the tourist attractins.

Kristen
1.)The language spoken in Japan is Japenese.
2.)Japan is one of the best educated systems.
3.)The goverment in Japan is a constitutional Monarchy.
4.)Sushi is one of the traditional foods frmo Japan.
5.)Having a garden in Japan is traditional.

Taylor
1.)Suva is the capital of Fiji
2.)children stories in Fiji are mostly morals on life
3.)In Fiji you do not wear hats in a village because it is disrespect to the chief.
4.)You have to pay alot of money to go to school in Fiji.
5.)There are 700 primary schools in Fiji.

Raychel
1.)The capital city of Italy is Rome.
2.)Deonte is a famous Italian author.
3.)Cinderelli is a famous childrens story.
4.)Toys in Italy are like toys in America.
5.)Italian food is very traditional mostly made by stuff they grow.