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.