Ms.Cum awesome presentation on Alice Paul

On October 20, 2010 we had the honor of meeting Ms.Crum,  a women who worked for the National Women's Party. Ms.Crum first gave us a brief history about Alice Paule and what she been through in are classroom and then Ms.Crum took us to the first National Part's Headquarters which was down the street from the capital.

The new facts that we have learned about Alice Paul was that she has been to jail before for a cause. she went to jail because of protesting and even have done a hunger strike.  Alice Paul also got numerous degrees such as her undergraduate form Swarthorne college and PHD from the U university of Pennsylvania. We also learned that she died of old age instead of any other disease. Alice Paul used her experiences to further women rights by talking about how they treated women in jail and out of jail. We thought Sewall-Belmont House was very interesting and statically smart because the house is down the street from the capital and the artefactual design look like it was in the 18th century. We think Alice Paul is a great fit for are class because just like are class she work hard and doesn't stop until she get the job done.

The Big Day in The SHMS Court

Today Judge Sandra Day O' Connor came in our class to talk to us. She was the first women Supreme Court justice. We asked her questions about her life as a Supreme court justice member and life as a women. We learned that you have to read really fast. We also learned that in order to be a judge you have to love to read because you read about 1000 pages a day and you must like to think. If you want to have the job of your chose you must work hard, study, and think. The experience we had today was exciting, awesome, and interesting.

She was born on March 26,1930 in El Paso Texas. She attended Standford University.She received her B.A. in economics in 1950.She shows that women can have the brains and the power just like men.She made a nice history for a women.She did a lot for America. We appreciate what she has done. We just can't believe what she has done.

Japria powerpoint

Aleuts celebrated special events. Women would dance with their fingers. Men would do a different dance.

Aleuts married for surival in the harsld environment and not love.

Aleuts created designed baskets and dune grass to create tightly woven..

Aleuts and Inuits did fishing. Aleuts also hunted sea otter. That was there food.

Aleuts and Inuits used the flexible and light weight inner organs, such as the stomach, bladder, intestine casing. 
Aleuts tribe :Artic 
Geographic affected my tribe lifestyle by

My question was:

How  did they learn? How did the Aleuts and The Inuits know each other?

Nnick awesome powerpoint slide!! :)

Geography affected my tribe lifestyle because they lived in wingan which were domed shape homes used in warmer climates. My tribe lives in the southwestern region.