Q: Read "The Overthrow of the Monarchy", an article from the in-flight magazine on Aloha Airlines. The article provides an overview of the United States' overthrow of the Hawaiian monarchy. If Queen Liliuokalani had a Twitter account, what would she have said (or "tweeted") during the event? Using the date January 14, as a starting point - create a list of tweets from the Queen documenting the events from January 14 to January 17. Use only the information in the article for your source. To see how I want you to format this post, read this post on my blog. Remember, no more than 140 characters per entry.
A:
January 14: Goodmorning Hawaii!
January 15:King kalakaua was forced to sign the papers !
January16:So we got a new consitiution ? omg
January17:OMG! im getting escorted by guards!
Saturday, November 20, 2010
week:04
Q: Read this post from a blog documenting the history of West Indians (people from the Caribbean islands). The blog post discusses several of the issues faced by workers during the construction of the Panama Canal. Write a short journal entry from the point of view of one of the West Indian workers detailing the dangers they faced during the construction of one of the most pivotal man made structures in the world.
A: The building of the panama canal went through 2 phases. The French ( 1881-1889) and American ( 1904-1914) period. In that time building it their were 500 people died every mile, but in a total of deaths they said around 25,000. Some diseases Malaria, Yellow Fever, dysentery, typhoid,dengue they all took a grand toll on lives. It was also know as the "the white mans grave". Although, Panama was also way more deadly for black men then it was for the white. The most brave people through out that time were known as the "Powder men", and they were the ones that transported dynamite my head, and shoulders along with the men who drilled holes on the rocky precipices, regarding in the "accidental explosions."
A: The building of the panama canal went through 2 phases. The French ( 1881-1889) and American ( 1904-1914) period. In that time building it their were 500 people died every mile, but in a total of deaths they said around 25,000. Some diseases Malaria, Yellow Fever, dysentery, typhoid,dengue they all took a grand toll on lives. It was also know as the "the white mans grave". Although, Panama was also way more deadly for black men then it was for the white. The most brave people through out that time were known as the "Powder men", and they were the ones that transported dynamite my head, and shoulders along with the men who drilled holes on the rocky precipices, regarding in the "accidental explosions."
week:03
Q:Explore the website for the School of the Americas Watch, an anti-SOA organization that calls for its closing. Look at some of the groups arguments against the SOA. Should the United States be able to operate such an organization and train people in the practice of the coup d'etat? Use the facts from the SOA site to help you formulate your argument. Blog about it.
A: Yes, because it's for their own defense towards the "School of Assasins". If the graduates in Panama come for the work in the united states theirs a chance that they can bring assasins along behind them from their country leading us americans in danger. The more people that are experienced in these skills, yes it is dangerous but also extends our self-defense.
A: Yes, because it's for their own defense towards the "School of Assasins". If the graduates in Panama come for the work in the united states theirs a chance that they can bring assasins along behind them from their country leading us americans in danger. The more people that are experienced in these skills, yes it is dangerous but also extends our self-defense.
week 03:
Q:During the Spanish American War, yellow journalism was used by American newspapers to gain support for the war. Check out the PBS website Crucible of Empire, and their story about yellow journalism during the war. After gaining an understanding for the concept, find an example of how yellow journalism is used today. For this post, quote a news headline and then comment on how it relates to yellow journalism used during the war. Blog about it.
A: Well one example of yellow journalism used today is false information magazines like when you see the front cover of a magazine and its covering the face of someones body and then making sure theirs a bad statement so you see and it will pull you immediately in wanting to know more, but really the only thing your looking at is things being blowed up by magnifications . And now these days anyone has access to programs for their computers that edit bodies or anything. So with that high technology you can do anything to humilate anyone.
"The Jeans No Man Should Ever Own"
This magazine title is an example of yellow jouralism. And it relates to the wars jouralists because even then magazines were doing anything to grab people's attention through their writing, so they could get the most profit.
A: Well one example of yellow journalism used today is false information magazines like when you see the front cover of a magazine and its covering the face of someones body and then making sure theirs a bad statement so you see and it will pull you immediately in wanting to know more, but really the only thing your looking at is things being blowed up by magnifications . And now these days anyone has access to programs for their computers that edit bodies or anything. So with that high technology you can do anything to humilate anyone.
"The Jeans No Man Should Ever Own"
This magazine title is an example of yellow jouralism. And it relates to the wars jouralists because even then magazines were doing anything to grab people's attention through their writing, so they could get the most profit.
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Oct 15
Question:Factory workers often created music that served as a form of protest and a way to get them through the long hours of the workday. After reading the lyrics from the "Song of the Shirt", describe what life must have been like for these textile factory workers.
Answer: Their exhausted they worked for hours till their bodies couldn't take anymore, but they would still have to work as long as the boss wanted them too. Then seem like their falling apart, emotionally and physically she says her fingers were worn down. She's hungry, and sad working their tails off sweat dripping off theirs bodies. And thinking humans live so cheap. With her singing this song throughout the day this would keep her going giving her hope as to see the day of being free.
Answer: Their exhausted they worked for hours till their bodies couldn't take anymore, but they would still have to work as long as the boss wanted them too. Then seem like their falling apart, emotionally and physically she says her fingers were worn down. She's hungry, and sad working their tails off sweat dripping off theirs bodies. And thinking humans live so cheap. With her singing this song throughout the day this would keep her going giving her hope as to see the day of being free.
Oct 15
Question: Explore the primary doc photographs from the Ellis Island website. (You may have to register.) After exploring the photographs, discuss what feelings and experiences immigrants coming to the United States at the turn of the century must have been feeling.
Answer: I think they were probably feeling scared, and nervous because their immigrants trying to come to the United States. In all the photographs they look terrified. Some pictures they look smushed on those boats. They seem like their weak and haven't really breathed fresh air or even gotten a bite to eat. The parents are wishing their kids didn't have to go through this, they seem like they would pray everynight to get to a home where they can have freedom. Like the united states
Answer: I think they were probably feeling scared, and nervous because their immigrants trying to come to the United States. In all the photographs they look terrified. Some pictures they look smushed on those boats. They seem like their weak and haven't really breathed fresh air or even gotten a bite to eat. The parents are wishing their kids didn't have to go through this, they seem like they would pray everynight to get to a home where they can have freedom. Like the united states
Weekly Article #2
John Wayne and Hollywood have portrayed the American Cowboy (http://youtu.be/MHVSCribt3U) in a way that has made this "man" an icon in the history of the United States. While Wayne's portrayal was not always historic in nature, cowboy photographer Erwin E. Smith's was. Choose a photo from Smith's collection and discuss in your article the truths about the American Cowboy. Some things that you could discuss are the struggles and realities of the job, or how Hollywood's portrayal differed from real life
Answer:
I think the struggles in this job is that you have to train these broncos, and sometimes their not always cooperative. By trying to train them it's an all day job, working really hard by training the broncos by what is right and wrong and what they should and should not be doing. Feeding, grooming, cleaning up after them, maybe even getting them sold to a new owner. Maybe your a breeder and you get two broncos to make a new born then you train them and then they get sold. Realities of this job is that you really have to try, and truly care to make them the strongest they are capable of being.
Answer:
I think the struggles in this job is that you have to train these broncos, and sometimes their not always cooperative. By trying to train them it's an all day job, working really hard by training the broncos by what is right and wrong and what they should and should not be doing. Feeding, grooming, cleaning up after them, maybe even getting them sold to a new owner. Maybe your a breeder and you get two broncos to make a new born then you train them and then they get sold. Realities of this job is that you really have to try, and truly care to make them the strongest they are capable of being.
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