Tong's posterous

June 3, 2009

Great Amreican

Anthony, Susan B.

Susan B. Anthony was the leader for women's rights and

suffrage. She made sure women had their civil rights.

Carnegie, Andrew

Andrew Carnegie created schools for everyone in America and everywhere else.

He used his money from his steel companies to do this.

King Jr., Dr. Martin Luther

Martin Luther King ended racial segregation and racial discrimination

with peaceful protest. He made sure everyone had their civil rights.

Hamilton, Alexander

Alexander Hamilton created a strong government with George

Washington. He help created the national bank in the United States.

Chezar Chavez

He was a labor leader and civil rights activist.

He made sure workplace are safe for everyone and it is fair pay.

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May 26, 2009

War In Vietnam

1) One thing I found Interesting war...

2) One thing I want to learn more about is.........

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April 17, 2009

The Great Depression

1) One think I thought was interesting aboutThe Great Depression is a workers were without jobs.

2) Doen The Great Depression lesson remind you of what is going ontoday? yes....

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April 17, 2009

world war I

Soeme I thought about the world war imporant

Today I learn about the world war I bceause has many people die and many poepl fignht.

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March 25, 2009

Women Work For A Better America

Go to any of the sites listed below (or use the sites you have already read) and pick a woman who was alive sometime between 1870 and 1930. It can be one of the women you’ve already learned about in this unit, or someone else.

You will make a Flowgram answering these questions about the woman:

1) Who was she and what did she do?

Mary Ritter Beard

2) Why did you pick her?

I pick my best friend because so important to me

In the same Flowgram, please pick a woman who you know personally (your grandmother, mother, a teacher, etc.) who reminds you of the famous woman you picked to write about. Explain why she reminds you of that famous person.

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March 20, 2009