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Friday, March 27, 2009
Friday, March 6, 2009
Assignment #8 video
For Assignment #8, Emily and I made a video interview on Louis Riel.
Click here to see it: Emily's Blog
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Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Assaginment # 8 The Real Riel
This Is a assignment on a interview with Louis Riel.We Will get to know him better, and learn about how he grew up and his life.He is here on my talk show to talk to me today!
Adria: Welcome Louis Riel.! We are so happy you could be here with us,we have so much to ask!
Louis Riel: Hello!, and thank you i am happy to be here,thanks for having me!
Adria: Great! Lets get started.! Here is a question about your childhood. We Know that you were born in October 22,1844 in St.Boniface, and your mother Julie Lagimodière, and you father Louis Riel. How did it feel to have the same name as your father? http://www.answers.com/topic/louis-riel
Louis Riel: Having the same name as my father was very inspiring and i didn't mind having the same name as my dad. He was a good man and a roll model to me. I was very upset when He died in 1868.I will always be proud to have his name!
http://www.answers.com/topic/louis-riel
Adria: Well I'm sorry too here that. Next Question.What did you do with your free time?
Louis Riel: Okay, Well i always had something to do either taking care of dad and mom or hanging out but i mostly liked, writing poems.Lat November the existence that i got for writing poems was good one, but it was past down by Riel even through the family of mine had a lot of
death.
Adria: Well i guess this ends the interview. Thank you so much for coming on the show with me,you have been wonderful!
Louis Riel: Oh, no problem,this has been fun! Thanks again for having me! Bye
Adria: Always welcome! Talk to you soon,Bye!
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Wednesday, February 4, 2009
assignment# 7 Canadian Personalities
hey readers,
Then she became a teacher at the age of 16.Maybe a year or a little bit less then a year she meet a activist named Annie McClung,that was soon going to be her her future mother-in-law.With Annie’s suporot, she wrote a the bestselling novel, but then used the fame to win friends.My favourite thing that she did was that she did was she gave a voice or vote to all Canadian women ,and in 1929 she became one of the Famous Five who demanded that woman he the legally rights to be there on person.
d.) 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?
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.
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Friday, January 23, 2009
Assignment #6 black history month
As you all know next month coming up is black history month in February.
This assignment is about all great black people that have helped the world in some way or are just people that have done something great.
I picked Marie-Joseph Angelique.
The reason i have picked her is because she was a slave and gone though alot of stuff that people don't have to do now.She was a slave in Montreal merchant,DE Francheville, carried out one of the most dramatic acts of resistance on April 11, 1734.
After learning that she was going to be sold she set a fire to her owner's house in order to cover her escape. The fire destroyed 46 buildings including the Hôtel Dieu, but in June of 1734 she was captured,tortured, paraded through the streets, then hanged and her body burned.While Canada did become a safe haven for runaway slaves, this country does have its own history of slavery. Marie-Joseph Angélique was a slave owned by François Poulin de Francheville in Montreal.
In the spring of 1734, a fire that started at the Francheville’s home destroyed forty-six buildings in the colony, including the Hôtel-Dieu hospital. It is alleged that Marie-Joseph set the fire “out of wickedness” to cover her plan to escape slavery and travel to New England with her white lover.
She was captured, brought to trial and, under torture confessed to the crime. The evidence, however — the testimony of 20 witnesses, none of whom saw her commit the crime — was circumstantial. Her sentence, death by hanging, was carried out on June 21, 1734, in front of the burned remains of the Francheville’s home.
Look for more information at:http://blackhistorypages.net/pages/mjangelique.php
Marie-Joseph Angelique also wrote a book,and it was called The Hanging Of Angelique.It was about how she speaks to us in a voice that cannot be ignored or suppressed any longer – that of the resistance to slavery. Angélique is a rebel, a woman who must die and who speaks truth to power.
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Thursday, January 15, 2009
assignment # 5 The early settlers
Hey Readers,
This is a assignment about how cold it gets here in Canada...
Some of the challenges where that people where dieing because of the cold winter.
They also had challengens for finding food... How they would find food was fishing or in the winter ice fishing...They didn't have anything like blankets, layers of clothes, fireplaces , and a warm house...Now today in the winter in its coldest days are -30, you can get a frostbite within 10 mintues of being outside...
It must have been really hard for the aboriginal people because they where out side all the time, and the hardest time of the year was winter.But people where coming to Canada all time of the year spring,summer,fall and winter...
It is a big deal being out side because it is always so cold and because back then they probly didn't have the things that we have now.
Some things that the candaidans would do where:Opened to European settlement, pioneers faced the difficult task of building homes and communities from the ground up. Pioneer life was the basic existence in a northern wilderness - food, shelter, fuel and clothing
check out the site at:http://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.com/index.cfm?PgNm=TCE&Params=A1ARTA0006303
Winter in Canada who live near the east or west coasts, spot robins or the shoots of early spring flowers struggling to push their way up through the still cold soil. Many Canadians, find only snow, ice, and chill wind. They heave a sigh and trudge over to dig out their cars so they can gather together, at work or the coffee shop, to complain about the weather.People back then who just came to Canada didn't always have to dig for there cars because they might have not had one or coulndn't afforid it, but now alot of people have cars and they have to do alot more then what you had to do then.
Canada is a big country .Winter weather can be a very different experience for poeple who live all over,for poeple who live in mexico,Halifax,northern Manitoba on Hudson bay,Vancouver,and Ottawa.No matter where you live you live winter can be different for everyone but for Canadians, winter weather is an important part of the national experience. A great thing about living in Canada is that we have winter sports,hot choclate,cold weather, and people to spend it with.
Check out this site with alot of winter things about Canadian winter:
http://www.bellaonline.com/articles/art51151.asp
My family has been in Canada for such along time more then 100 years,when we where born and still are.We have thought about moving for the cold winter months but never did because then we would have to miss out on the fun things that winter brings things like skating,snowshoes,making snow angels,and having fun in the snow.Sometimes i don't like living in Canada because of the realy cold weather, but it is only for a few months.
How do you feel about winter?
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Wednesday, January 14, 2009
assignment #4
hey readers,
This time i have been visting other peoples blogs about Canadian History...
I really like what Emily Z. said.. Check it out
http://http://historyemilyz.blogspot.com/2009/01/what-will-it-be-like-in-2109.html
The other person's blog that i injoyed about Canadian History was Allyson.KS
she had alot of information and i really liked what she said about 2109,it is really cool how she wants to stop global warming and that she is in to that kinda of stuff..check out what she has to say
http://http://historyallysonks.blogspot.com/2009/01/assignment-3history-of-future-to-come.html
The thrid person's blog that i really liked was Sabrina's... Her blog was really neat becacause she put questions anbd her own opinion..She said "It seems like Canada has gone through a lot of changes" and i aggree with that so check it out at:http://historysabrinah.blogspot.com/2009/01/assignment-3.html
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