Friday, January 24, 2014

blog 1


Booker T. Washington 

April 5, 1956. Hale's Ford, VA

born into slavery but was freed as a child. after being freed he put himself through school and became a teacher.

A key figure in the early civil rights movement advocating fellow African Americans to join the workforce and become educated in order to have a greater impact on society, and gain equality over time.

5. Genre/Subgenre association

November 14, 1915. Tuskegee AL


Friday, January 10, 2014

blog 8




This note was a promise that all men, yes black men as well as white men, would be guaranteed the inalienable rights of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.

blog 6

Exposition- A past event that has taught me a lot is our second sections game.
Inciting Incident-I feel like in the begging of the game, we wanted to win more then ever.
Rising Action-After half time I believe that we thought since we had a lead that we haven’t seen a team come back from that we didn’t have to play hard.
Climax-We were oh so wrong about this. We started to rush things and that was exactly what they wanted for us.
Falling Action- They knew that we were a young team that wasn’t as close and experienced as them so they knew they could get to do things with us that they wouldn’t be able to do to an older team.
Resolution- in the end of it all i believe that this game made us a lot closer and that it made us think bout things a lot more in the games. The lesson i learned is, you don't always get what you think you deserve.