Today there are a lot of rights
that we have now that a lot of people in the past didn’t have or were denied of.
Back in the past women didn’t have any rights because they weren’t treated the
same as men. They couldn’t vote, get a decent education, or work because people
back then thought only men were suppose to do these things. Many people believe
that women were incapable of making huge important decisions that men usually
made. All they could do was cook, clean and watch children. African Americans
were also treated unequally. After they were free from slavery they still
weren’t given or denied some of the rights that other people had. Like women
they couldn’t get a good decent education, get good job opportunities, or vote.
All that change when they started to fight for their rights. In 1920 the 19th
US Constitutional Amendment was pass giving women the right to vote. After
World War II the Civil Rights Act of 1964 help both women and African Americans
gain the rights that they didn’t used to have or they were denied of. This
law banned discrimination in school, public
places, jobs and many other fields. If it weren’t for the people in the past we
wouldn’t have some of the rights that we have today.
Classroom writings and discussion to strengthen our reading comprehension.
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Wednesday, April 18, 2012
Laws (Carlton)
What will life be like without any
enforced rules or laws? There is a reason why we have enforced rules and laws.
If we didn’t have rules and laws then the whole world would be in chaos because
people could do anything they want and get away with it. Some people think life
will be okay if there weren’t any rules or laws because they feel like
everything will be much easier for them. But want those people don’t realizes
is that some of the rules and laws that are created is to help keep them safe
away from any kind of danger. Some of the rules and laws we have is completely necessary
because the people breaking the rules now will go completely crazy knowing they
could get away with anything they do because there is no rule or law that could
go against them. If there weren’t any laws or rules people that killed and
injured others wouldn’t have to go to jail because there is nothing that says
they can’t do it. The people that goes around and steal stuff away wouldn’t
stop because they know there isn’t anything that people could do or say to stop
them for getting away with it. The people that kidnap and rape people won’t
change because there wouldn’t be any problems with it. All these things could
happen if there wasn’t any rules or laws.
Friday, April 13, 2012
Hitler & Napoleon (Carlton)
Adolf Hitler and Napoleon are the same because they are both power
hungry dictators that will harm anybody that disobey or try to take their power
away. Hitler was the leader of the Nazis that killed over millions of people in
World War ll and approximately over six million Jews in the Holocaust. Hitler
never like the Jewish as you can tell by part of this speech. “The internal
expurgation of the Jewish spirit is not possible in any platonic way. For
the Jewish spirit as the product of the Jewish person. Unless we expel
the Jewish people. Unless we expel the Jewish people soon, they will have
judaized our people within a very short time.” Every time something went wrong or the
country was starting to question Hitler’s leadership he put the blame on the
Jews saying that if they get rid of them all of Germany’s problems will be
solve. That is the same thing that Napoleon is telling the other animals about
Snowball. They used propaganda to persuade their citizens to think that they
are the problem when really it them. History of the Holocaust – An Introduction
explains “The Nazis claimed
the Jews
corrupted pure German culture with their "foreign" and
"mongrel" influence. They portrayed the Jews as
evil and cowardly, and Germans as hardworking, courageous, and honest. The Jews, the
Nazis claimed, who were heavily represented in finance, commerce, the press,
literature, theater, and the arts, had weakened Germany's economy and culture.” Napoleon
does the same thing when Squealer tells the other animals that Snowball is a
traitor and that he was working for Jones from the beginning.
History of
the Holocaust - An Introduction
Jewish
Virtual Library – Homepage
Hitler
Quotes from Adolf Hitler
Judaism
Online
Monday, February 27, 2012
What is Fate (Carlton)
What is fate? Fate is a series of events outside a person's control,
regarded as determined by a supernatural power. Fate and destiny is sort of the
same thing but one of them you can change, the other you can’t. In some sort of
way I kind of do believe in fate. I believe that everything that goes on in
your life span happens for some kind of reason. There are some things in your
life that you won’t be able to control. For example you don’t get to decide
what family that you are born into or if you going to be a girl or a boy. But
at the same time I feel like it doesn’t exist because you can change some of
the things that can happen to you in the future. If you done something wrong in
the past you have the opportunity to not do it again and change the way your
life will play out at the end. You have the choice of who you like and don’t
like. You have the choice of what you want to be when you grow up. You can
determine how your life will turn out to be whether it’s good or bad.
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