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Hello, my book had been published, but it's still on going.

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Assingment #9

Hi! Long time no write... Anyways, this is my response to assignment #9. As it was written in my assignment #7(question e.), I was an author. Well I wrote a fiction book(a diary book, with some editing), after I interviewed a family that immigrated from 13 colonies to New France/BNA. How did I interviewed them? I made a time machine. It was easy, really.

So, this is just a book trial, actually the back of the book, which it's going to be in the book, and you know what I mean.

November, 11, 1775-Home of sadness

Dear Diary,
when I woke up in the morning, the first thing I heard was my mother crying. Maybe that was the sound that woke me up. Never did I heard such a sound. When I found out where she was, and the reason she was crying, I gasped. My eldest brother, John Allen lay on his bed motionless. Blood was all over him, but how come he's perfectly tucked in the covers? I tried to fight back all the tears so my siblings wouldn't see me.
But when I saw them, I was surprised once again. Even all of my older brothers and sister were crying. When they saw me on the front of door, they told me to go back to sleep because it was just 3 o'clock in the morning, and it's not right for me to be still awake. Unfortunately, I couldn't sleep at all. John's figure always came up to my mind, and always thought all the things we did together, and I had so many questions, Did something happen to John?, Am I ever going to find out?, Am I old enough to know?, Why didn't they let me in his bedroom?, and What's with all the blood?.........

AAAAWWW

*me screaming* I just found this SUPER cute video!! It's sooo cute! OK, I know, not all people like kittens, but I can't stand it! It's too cute to be missed!!!!!

Short Part of ~Vow of Silence~ E7A

Hello people....

my class right now(last period) is super-duper extra quiet!!! Nobody is talking at all. It feels really.........quiet. Well honestly, I don't really know how to describe it.

When I stop doing anything I was doing, and just try to listen more than talk more, it's actually pretty nice. Not nice part is when I have to explain something to my classmate(I want to be silent, but they need my help.... ). You should try it.

You know something, I just read this book about these five graders, girls vs. boys on who can talk the least words. If a grown-up(teachers, parents etc.), they can only say three words, and if they say more than three words, it will be a point for the other team(girls/boys).

That's for now, I still have lots of stuff to do, and to finish...fffiiiuuhh.

bye for now....

Louis Riel Info.

Hey there,

I found some informations that you can use for assignment#8. It's on this site right here!

Happy blogging!!

Assignment #8 - The Real Riel

Hello everyone! This is MY response to assignment #8.

On one of my show I had interviewed Mr. Riel, and it was quite interesting....this is the interview from about a year ago*, so enjoy!!

*a year ago? yeah right!

Welcome to My Show....

Hello everybody, today we have a special guest(as usual), but today we have a really special guest. He is a really honored person. Some people respects him, and some people see him as a traitor. Why is that? Well, we are about to find out, because we have him right here on the studio!!!

*clap..clap..clap..clap..*.

Mr.Riel: Thank you..Thank you.
(hanifa and Mr. Riel shake hands)

Hanifa: Mr. Riel, it is my honor to meet you in real life. (hanifa whispers:I've always wanted to ask questions about your adventures).

Mr.Riel: Well, it's my honor too to meet you Hanifa.

Hanifa: Well, as you know, my show is called "The Most Three Important questions", so I HAVE to ask only three questions-but actually I wanted to ask thousands of questions.

Mr.Riel: *laughing*, Well, I have time.

Hanifa: The questions we ask are the most "important" and "reasonable" from the audience, so ladies and gentlemen, you have these board in front of you. Please ask a reasonable questions. You can start......now.

*music playing*

Hanifa:OK, time's up. Now we have to wait 2 minutes to see the questions...

*music playing(again)*

Hanifa: Well, this is our first question for you Mr. Riel.(why is it getting serious)"As everyone knows, you were a leader of Métis. Where did you get the idea of leading the Métis?"

Mr. Riel: *silence*...hhmmm, interesting question. I actually just had this..like weird dream, but you know that if we dream, we are sleeping, but I wasn't sleeping.

Hanifa: But what about day dreaming?

Mr. Riel: I've thought about that, but it can't possibly be. I was blinking, and when you're day dreaming, you don't blink. Aaanyways, it's pretty complicated. What I saw was me, myself standing in front of a lot of people giving directions because there was a house caught on fire. First I didn't know who those people were, but I tried to talk to all these different society, and the only society that actually listened to me were the Métis. The more I talk , and associate with the Métis, I got more definite that they were the people I gave directions on my dream...I mean "dream". After I know them really well, they appointed me to be their leader. I couldn't decide whether I should accept or refuse. But, how could I refuse? They were nice to me and all, and since I never graduated, so I really wanted people to know that I'm useful. I decided to stay.

audience:whisper..whisper...whisper...whisper...talk...talk...talk...talk

Hanifa: That is a really really interesting Mr. Riel.

Mr. Riel: Interesting indeed Hanifa.

Hanifa: sigh....let's not waste our time, and get to number two. The question is, "When you made a decision to execute Thomas Scott, what did make you decide you really think Mr. Scott should be executed?" oohh, tricky question.

Mr. Riel: eeemm, the first thing that made me confidence were the weird "dreams" that I told you before, but the most thing that bugged me was the way he stared at me! He gave me this look that disturbed me until now('I can see the face right now' Mr. Riel said with such sarcasm). So, I thought he might have do something bad to me.*Mr. Riel is thinking*

Hanifa: So, practically your decisions depend on your "dreams"?

Mr. Riel: I guess so.

*silence*

Hanifa: Well, I guess we are on the third question. "Some people take you as a "hero", and some people takes you as a traitor. Which one of them did you take more serious?

Mr. Riel: *cough*think for a looong time* I don't really know.

Mr. Riel: I, of course took the negatve side first then the positive one, but after I tried a couple of times to perspect them that I didn't do anything wrong, it didn't work. But even if it's that way, I'll still be positives about them, and just taking it easy and slowly. You know, maybe it'll work.*crossing fingers*

Hanifa: Oh no! we are out of questions! *whispering to Mr. Riel-That's just the way we always finish* Well, I guess our time with Mr. Riel is up, and thnk you again Mr. Riel, And that's it for now! good bye!!

audience:*clap...clap....clap...clap....clap...clap..clap*Hanifa and Mr. Riel shake kands again....*wave...wave...wave....a..n..d...CUT!

I had a good time....and check out these sites pleeaaasee!!!???

• click here,
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• and here.

Well, that's for now bye... thanks for reading!!

Assignment #7 - Canadian Personalities

Hello bloggers, this is my response to Assignment #7.

Q.= a.) Which category of Canadian Personalities interested you the most? Did you like the "we inspired", "we founded", "we fought", "we built" or "we governed" section the best? Why?

A.= a)The category of Canadian Personalities that interested me the most was the "we founded"section. I liked it because it was amazing how they were looking from the different view, and how they worked so hard to reach their "goals".

Q.= b) Which personality interested you the most? Why? Find an image of him or her to embed (add to the body of your post) and write, in your own words, a short description of what he or she did and why he or she is your favorite. If you get information from any source, you must credit it by creating a link to it (that includes information from the site that I've asked you to look at).

A.= b)The personality that interests me the most is the Adelaide Hoodless'. I like her personality because she is certain that woman have the same rights for education as the men does, and you know how...I forgot where, but there were these people that each time they got a daughter, they would bury them alive, because they were "ashamed"of having a daughter. Well, as you know, she fought for women for their right of education. "Opens a school of domestic science at the Hamilton YWCA." I got these quotes from here.

Q.= c) In your post, suggest three more influential Canadian personalities that could be added to this site. Why did you choose these people? Which categories would they fit into? Link to information about each of them.

A.= c) The first influential Canadian that I'm suggesting to be added is Rick Hansen.I chose him because he is inspiring like Terry Fox. In fact, Terry Fox was Rick Hansen's friend!? He was inspired, so he made this "Man in Motion" world tour. Rick Hansen fit into the "we inspired" category. The second influential Canadian that I'm suggesting to be added is Wilfrid Laurier. He held the longest tenure as a prime minister. He was a politician, lawyer, journalist, and prime minister of Canada, as a politician, he was clever and judged in a variety of ways. Sir Wilfrid Laurier would fit to the "we governed". The last(as they say...but not least), I'm suggesting Alexander Graham Bell of inventing telephone. Think of us without phones, and he would be on the "we founded".

Q.= d) Which History-Maker did you have the most in common with? Were you able to figure it out from the clues given? Which History-Maker did you have the most in common with? Were you able to figure it out from the clues given? What do you share with that person? What are some things that are different between you and that person?


A.= d) I have the most in common with James Naismith. Well, I wasn't able to figure out from the clues that were given.
Thing we have in common were:

• We both had three siblings, but he had one sister and two brothers, while I have three brothers,
• we both speak English.
  
• he said, that he believed in building good character through sports and education, and I believed so too!

Things we have differences on were:

• James Naismith already traveled to many places in Canada and United States, while I just went to some of the parts.
• he discovered a sport(basketball), and I.....uuummm
  

Q.= e) One hundred years from now, (in 2109!) imagine that students are learning about Canadian History Makers and they discover you. What will you be remembered for? How were you a Canadian History Maker? You are using your imagination, so think about some things that you would like to accomplish in your life and imagine that you have all the accomplishments of your life to look back on. Write a short profile of yourself, imagining the contributions you have made to the future of Canada. (Write this as though you've lived your whole life. You may have been a phenomenal athlete, the first black Prime Minister, cured cancer...use your imagination)

A.= e) Hanifa K. was born in 1996, and she's distinguished as a scientist, educator, and a well known journalist. She went to different regions; that is Asia, Europe, and America. As she go to school, she experienced the system of different countries, and got some notes down by different school systems. When she was in Canada, she enjoyed herself, and started to work harder that she might thought. In High School, she already started analyzing all different things. She uncovered her invention after she finished her university.
What she invented was a cure for the brain cancer from using too much cell phones, and other things in all sorts of category(ex.composing music, write books, etc.). After her invention went through one third of the world, her partners(might be called as friends too) surprised her by building a school and a library in Indonesia(where Hanifa was from)and in Canada, named after her as a memory of her inventions. Remember that she took notes from different school systems? Well, she made her schools to be as fun, as fair, and as safe as possible, because she took all the things she liked from all different schools. She wrote a child's book. One of them is called "Why Going to school?", and a non-fiction book called "My Weird Neighbor", and wrote a book about her life. Some students in her school got taught by Hanifa herself.
Unfortunately, in her age of 54(2050), over the hours she supposed to be awake, she was still in her bedroom; lying down. Not too long after, they found out there was no life in the color of her face. Hanifa died peacefully in her deep sleep. Even though she past, all her accomplishments will never be forgotten.

Assignment #6-Black History Month

Hello, this is my respond for assignment #6. As you know, February is a special month(besides my birthday), it's... Black History Month!I'm researching on Mifflin Gibbs.

Mifflin Gibbs had to work when he was eight years-old.

He joined the Philadelphia Library Company, and was involved with the Underground Railroad, but at last he found a successful profession.
Mifflin Gibbs was an important man in his society. "Conditions were deteriorating for the African American community in California. However Gibbs actively protested against the rising discrimination.
He helped to find and publish the Mirror of the Times (San Francisco), which advocated equal rights for all. In 1857 he and his partner, Peter Lester, refused to pay the poll tax since they were not allowed to vote," I got this quotation here.
In 1858, he decided to move to a British colony, because the "Blacks" had the reassurance of protection of British law. Later on, he moved to United States, and was well known as a first black politician.

as always, thanks for reading, and again DON'T FORGET TO COMMENT!Kidding....(but I'm pretty serious)

buh bye..

It's So SAD!

Hi...I feel so, so sad! :,(

My class was talking about the Holocaust, and told us about the experiments that they did to the Jews, or the people that were kept in Auschwitz... and you don't even want to hear it! Me, myself had been there when I was in Europe. I visited Auschwitz 1 in Oswiecim, and actually I was told about a lot of things, but I don't really understood what they meant (I was 8 that time, and they talked in English, which I didn't understand that well).

They said that... Hitler had a revenge(which really sounds weird) to the Jews, because his mom wasn't married(so Hitler didn't have father) but she had born Hitler. Then the Jews weren't really friendly to him, and his mom, so he started to hate the Jews.

Hitler moved to Germany, and it was amazing, because in Austria he didn't have any "life", but it seemed that in Germany everybody knew him(AND respected him).
That is when he started with those labor, concentration, and death camps, because he had never forget how his life was when he was small, and still with his mom(which of course is bitterness ).

Well, that's at least what I remember . I hope this answers your question"Why does Hitler hated Jews?"

That is all I want to write, because this had been disturbing me! Hope you enjoyed it, feel free to comment, and thanks for reading this!

Assignment #4-Linking Back to Your Peers

Hey ya... this is my respond to assignment #4

my classmate's answer on assignment #3 that interests me is when Kerry "I also think that there will be some war and it will be a world war not a civil war." She predicted that the war that past will begin again, and the "Population Law" will appear because of the population that was too big.

I like Gofran's thought. Maybe some people will like it, and some people don’t because they like going to school. Anyways, what Gofran said was "And maybe five days of weekend and only two days of school!"

This is the other responds or thought for assignment#3. It's from Mariam M. What she said is "I think we will be living underwater because of what will happen to the glaciers when they melt."
She thought of the population's effect, but she thought of the solution that actually I didn't think of...

Well, that's all I have to say, thank you for reading, and...
Bye (see you soon, I mean WRITE you soon.)

Assignment #3- History of the Future

Hi, this is my response to assignment #3,

which will be about Christopher Moore, on one of his blog entry(To the Nines-reviewing the centuries.)

The year of 2009 might be more interesting. Even though we just started 2009,
it's like we can see what would happen next. More people are moving in,
and as time went on, more technology are invented. That's not problem.
There are many jobs that they can appoint to.

Well, Canada has changed a lot, from decades.The environment, population, etc...

I speculate that 2109 will be much different, as well as 1809-1909. First, the environment will change, because the population is getting higher and higher each year.
But the technology might increase too.
So there might be some positives, and some negatives that might happen.

(positives-the jobs that a person can work on is substituted with a mechanical tool.
negatives- a lot of people will lost their jobs.)

So, that was my response for assignment #3, and hope you've enjoyed it,
and feel free to comment.

Thank you for reading....

Welcome everybody!

Hi, and welcome to my history blog.

I'm grade 7 student in Ottawa, Canada. We'll be learning about Canadian History.
Hope you enjoy it, and feel free to respond, or comment on my blog.

I'm really glad that there's a different way to learn about history.(we usually just sit, open our text books, and listening to our teachers for the whole period)and by blogging, maybe I might like
history a little.

sneak a peek to Miss Pollock's blog!(my history teacher)