I Was Not in Class Today

-
   I was not in class today because I was not at school. I was at home, sick.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Slides 43-52 Notes (Chi Cago's Rome Powerpoint)

-
SECOND TRIUMVIRATE is created!!! --> bc Octavian (Caesar's adopted son) takes over after Caesar's death Mark Anthony is the general Lepidus is the politician  Lepidus is forced to retire so things go BAD They all become rivals and Mark Anthony teams up with Cleopatra of Egypt  Octavian defeats Mark and Cleopatra at Battle of Actium Octavian is nicknamed "Augustus" and "Imperator" (supreme military commander) Rome is now an empire, not a republic Octavian was the emperor for 40 years! Started an era of peace called the " Pax Romana "  (207 years long!) Octavian was able to: run the empire and gov in a civil way! collect taxes  administer grain supply build roads Octavian died of natural causes! This led to other emperors taking over (some good, bad, and insane) In order: Tiberius Good general! Bad emperor!  His son died and so he exiled himself from Rome  Died at 77  Caligula  Ruled for only 4 years!!  Su...
Read more

Population Pyramids

-
Image
   Today in class, we watched a TED-Ed Youtube video on our laptops on Population Pyramids. We have talked about them before, but this gave a further explanation. Here is a picture of the current (2019) World Population Pyramid: Here are the important notes I wrote down when I watched the video: A population pyramid is a visual representation which has males and females on opposite sides.  It shows population in each five-year age interval. (starts from ages 0-4 and ends on age 100 and up) Age intervals are grouped together into pre-reproductive (ages 0-14), reproductive (15-44), and post-reproductive (ages 45 and up). Population pyramids can be very useful when predicting future population trends. You can predict whether a country's population will increase or not. Demographic transition- when a country moves from a pre-industrial society to one with an industrial or post-industrial economy. Countries that have only recently begun the process of industrializatio...
Read more

Continuing Episode One of Crucible of Civilization

-
   Today in class, Mr. Schick was not here, so we had a sub. We set up Sierra's computer to the projector and finished episode 1 of the Greece video as a class. We all took notes on it. Here are a couple of notes that I wrote down: Athens first artistic legacy- Vase (what was inside worth a lot)  artisans/potters- lowest class in Athens 527 BC- Hippias took over 514 BC- Hippias' brother murders- caused his behavior to become terrible, mad (insane) Cleisthenes assembled conspiracy against Hippies and in 510 BC he is very powerful Olympia- every 4 years men would come to compete in sports (Olympics) 776 BC- Olympic Games were founded chariot racing, running, boxing, etc. at Olympics 40,000 Greeks would gather (women were prohibited from entering) Isagoras seizes control with help of Spartans (betrayal) people revolt against Isagoras (Revolution) Isagoras and men blockaded themselves on highest point in Athens, but couldn't escape the people for 2 days - eventu...
Read more