Today in class 12/13/10

Today in class we went over the project that we worked on over the weekend. We didn't have our fourth person in our group so we oovoo'd him and we all sent our questions to Zach and he put it on his blog. Today was fun.

12/9/10

Today in class we finishe dthe movie "Slum dog milionare". This movie was intense and intersesting. i think i am going out to buy it , its a great movie , with a great ending! I was shocked.

12/8/10

Today in class we watched more of "Slum dog Millionaire" this movie was very intense and i was shocked at all most every part in the movie. Especially what his brother Salim did to him.

India

India is a country in South Asia. It is the seventh-largest country by geographical area. In addition the second-most populous country with over 1.2 billion people. Also is the most populated democracy in the world. India has a coastline of 7,517 kilometers (4,700 mi).
 India is a Home to the ancient Indus Valley Civilization and a region of old trade routes and many empires. The Indian subcontinent was identified with its commercial and cultural wealth for much of its long history. Four of the world's major religions like Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism and Sikhism were originated here. India became an independent nation in 1947.
India is a federal constitutional republic with a parliamentary democracy with 28 states and seven union territories. India is also home to many wildlife in a lot of protected habitats. The Indian economy is the world's eleventh largest economy by nominal GDP and the fourth largest by purchasing power parity. India has become one of the fastest growing major economies in the world. India also continues to face several poverty, illiteracy, corruption and public health  challenges. India is a regional power in South Asia.
It is a founding member of the United Nations, the Non-Aligned Movement, the World Trade Organization, the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation, and the East Asia Summit. That’s basically Asia.

Today 12/2/10

1. The idian film and motion picture industry is the Largest motion picture industry in the world. Bollywood shows 600 more films than The united states.
2. Jamal , Salim , and Latika.
3. Someone that makes tea for people.
4.  A mausoleum located in Agra, India.  It is one of the most recognizable structures in the world. It was built by Mughal emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his third wife, Mumtaz Mahal. It is widely considered as one of the most beautiful buildings in the world and stands as a symbol of eternal love.

1. 1.     The Bombay Riots usually refers to the riots in Mumbai.
   2.      Around 900 people died.
   3.     As soon as the news of the demolition of Babri Masjid got around, Muslims in many areas of Bombay came out on the street and started  attacking buses and other public property.
   4.     Interviews with a large number of affected people in Govandi, Most if the attacks were in  Bombay with a considerable Muslim population,
   5.    

The main character name is Jamal Malik.
People beat him and tortured him because they thought he cheated on the Kaun Banega Crorepati.(who wants 10 million)
His childhood was rough and hard.
He jumped in poop to get an autograph.

1. Mumbai used to be known as Bombay , is the capital of the Indian state of Maharashtra.
2. It is the most populous city in India.
3. The second most most populated area in the world.
4. Mumbai is the commercial and entertainment capital of India.
5. As of 2009, Mumbai was named an Alpha world city.

Dharavi: is a slum and administrative ward, over parts of Sion, Bandra, Kurla and Kalina suburbs of Mumbai, Indiau.


A shanty town: is a slum settlement  of impoverished people who live in improvised dwellings made from scrap materials.
Over two million people live in a thousand shanty towns in the surrounding.
10,000 rupee's equals $409 U.S dollars.

Today in class :
What is the current population of India?
             a. The current population of India is 1,173,108,018

What is the total fertility rate in India?
             a. The total fertility rate of India is 2.65

What percentage of the Indian population lives below the poverty line?
             a. The percentage of the Indian population that live below the poverty line is 25%.

Briefly describe two terrorist attacks inside India.
             a. The first terrorist attack inside India was an India train cash. This was tied to Maoists. At least seventy one people were killed after the train derailed. An Indian passenger train and sent it flying into the path of a freight train. The second terrorist attack was a bomb explosion in a bakery in the western Indian city of Pune. There were nine people killed and fifty seven people wounded. The suspected terrorist group was Lashkar-e-Taiba.

The Human Development Report of the United Nations ranks the counties of the world by poverty.  Where does India rank on this list?
              a. The rank of India on the list of poverty is 119.

Briefly describe the effects of the monsoons on India.
             a. Monsoons cause floods in India. Floods are already a perennial and costly affair. For example the southwest monsoon killed 2,545 people in less than four months this year. It is just causing major havoc in the India area with all the floods and such. 

What are some of the problems India has getting clean water to its people?
             a. One of the major rivers, the Yamuna River, has a lot of pollution. In Hindu mythology the river was known as the water from the heavens. Now, the water is so disgusting no one wants to drink from it. The Indians are lacking the necessity for sewage disposal. The government is having trouble supplying water to their country because they have a population of over 17 billion people.

What is the literacy rate in India?
             a. The literacy rate of the total population of India is 61%. The total male rate is 73.4% and the female rate is 43.8%.

What are the major religions in India?
              a. The major religions in India are Hindu (80.5%0, Muslim (13.4%), Christian (2.3%), Sikh (1.9%), Other (1.8%).

When did India achieve independence, and from what country?
               a. India received independence  in 1947, and it was from Britain. 

today in class 11/22/10

Today in class :
40% of the world live in India and China.
There is a bilion more people in china then the U.S.
China's and India's demographic size may also be appreciated by nothing that each of their populations is larger than those of africa , europe , or the entire western hemisphere.
China is a rural area about to be a urban area.
North korea spends most of its money on its army  , and doesnt do wellfeeding his people and doing things for them.
The family average of India and China is about 6 kids per family.
China has a policy , for one child a family.
In china they dont like having girl children.

today in class 11/15/10

Today in class we watched some pretty interesting videos on YouTube about John Carroll or an event that took place in the the school. Also we were to work on our coffee project due Thursday.

Today in class 11/12/10

Today in class we worked and worked hard on our coffee projects.  We gained progress , Kamau and I hope to be finished by this weekend. Today was productive and crazy because the lights and stuff went off. That was crazy.

Today in class we went over the questions and answers that we were suppose to post on our blog for homework. There were a lot of good questions between all the kids in our class. There were some I didn't even think of. In addition a lot of terms I didn't know about coffee beans. In addition a dude came in to take pictures and Colby posed for it. Today was a fun class.

1. The ladies are picking up anything that's not suppose to be in with the beans and any bad beans.
2. It takes 42 beans to make one cup of coffee.
3. Fair trade coffee is coffee which is purchased directly from the growers for a higher price than standard coffee.
4. Brazil exports the most coffee.
5. The first step in the process of coffee making is picking up every cherry carefully. The picking of cherries has to be very precise because if the cherry is picked up to early it will lack of essential sweetness, but if the cherry is picked up to late it will be sour. The second step is the process in which they take out all the soft juicy fruit of the cherry and leave the coffee bean pealed. This is called “despulpado.” During this process the coffee is separated the by altitudes, and quality.

The next step to follow is fermentation, in this process they leave the coffee beans in long tanks for the coffee to release all the honey left from the pulp. The third step washing the coffee beans. During this process the beans are placed in large tanks filled with water pressure, which leaves the beans with no honey leftovers. It also separates the coffee beans by quality, the beans that float are the low quality beans and the ones that are in the bottom of the tank are the good quality beans.

During the drying process all the beans are arranged in a patio outdoors, the wind and the sun are in charge of drying the beans. The last step roasting the coffee, in this process is where the roaster will decide the taste of the batch of coffee being roasted. All these steps to follow are the steps coffee beans go through before consumers can actually drink it. It is important to have knowledge of things that are involved in our lives like coffee.

The Process of Making Coffee." 123HelpMe.com. 08 Nov 2010
    <http://www.123HelpMe.com/view.asp?id=47840>.

notes in class today

• Coffee is the most heavily traded crop in the world.
• what are the ladies doing when they are picking at the beans?
• What is fair trade coffee?
• Coffee is usually mad from a coffe tree in latin ameerican countries.
• What is the process of making cofee and getting it to the unites states?
• why are coffee beans red and coffee is black or brown?
• how many coffee beans are mad in to one cup of copy?
• who exports the most cofee?

11/5/10 "Magazine finished"

Today in class me and Zach finished our magazine. We proof read our work , in class and turned it in by emailing Mr. Schick. That's about all we did in class today. It was a fun class period.

Today in class finishing magazine

Today in class we just about finished our magazine that we worked on in our groups . When we finished me and Zach discussed what we will do tomorrow.We successfully finished the magazine. Its 2 pages and we worked hard. that's what we did today.

Today in Class 11/3/10

Today in class we went to the TV production room to work on our magazine project. That what was the whole class period. Work , work , and work on my project. Today was also confusing i was almost late for class.

The Africans name's are John bul Dau , Panther , and Daniel. Also the longest they traveled was 1,000 miles. Thry left Ethiopia because there goverment fell and they couldnt take care of refugge camps. They went to kenya after Ethiopia. Kakama was the refugee camp the africans went to. John Bul dua was reunited with with his mother and sister. They left Sudan because the muslims were fighting , like the civil war. Muslims fighting on the north. Black christians on the south. The lost boys went to united states  - John dua went to syracuse , newyork. Panther and daniel went to pittsburg.  panther - made a school and help schools in kenya. & went back to get married.
John Dau - created a medical clinic ,
Daniel - didnt really do much.

today in class 10/28/10 "magizine"

Today in class we were introduced to our new assignment , which is to get a partner and and make a magazine about a subject that you chose. I was with Zach Hammons and we chose first , we chose the civil war in Sudan. So today we worked on the magazine , gathering information and making the outline for the magazine. Today was really fun.

Today in class 10/27/10

Today in class we continued to watch the african movie. Today was probably the funniest parts of the movie. Especially when the John bul met his mother at the airport after 17 years of being seperated , when they thought eachother was dead. When John's bul's mother saw him she started to sing and singing and making funny tunes. Today was really fun.

Today in class. 10/25/10 (movie)

Today in class we all went over our blogs and talked about summaries and definitions of the words and things we were assigned for homework.Today we also watched how the Africans adapted to America . For instance Panther works hard at the restaurant and enjoys working there. John Bul enrolled at the college Syracuse to prepare for his future. John receives letters from his family that they are alive but his uncles died. John also got out of college to do three jobs to help his family to bring them to America. also today we went over how all the Africans felt about America and what they can do for their family. they also went down to show America about their country.

Today in class 10-22-10

In-migration-To move into a different region of the same country or territory
Out migration-To move out of one community, region, or country in order to reside in another.
Forced migration-The coerced movement of a person or persons away from their home or home region.
Net internal migration- (the number)Any change of residence across the borders of the United States (50 states and District of Columbia).
Movers from abroad- Movers from a different country.
Idp-are people forced to flee their homes but who, unlike refugees, remain within their country's borders.

        The civil war that is going on in Sudan has killed more than 4 million southerners. The government that's in charge of Sudan are killing men , women , and even young children , no matter the age. The men in the government are raping women and girls. Most Southerners ran away to other southern cities like Juba. Some run away even further as Khartoum , Ethiopia, Kenya, Uganda, Egypt, and other neighboring countries. These people weren't able to feed or make money for themselves on their long journey to a different city to get away from Sudan. They built refugee camps when they got to the city they were seeking to try to stay alive as long as they can.

        Today in class we watched how the Africans from Sudan like the United States. We watched how the Africans adapted to the United States. in addition the Africans talked about they eat with their hands to keep the tradition , how they miss their family back at home , and how after they make the money to pay back the government to come to United States , their going to send back money for their family. Also I watched the way the Africans tried new food and learned new things. Also I watched how people looked at them and I thought that was disrespectful. In the movie it was funny though , how the Africans acted compared to everyone else.

today in class(going over our test)

Today in Human Geography class we got out tests back and i did great on it , with and 88%. Today we went over out test and everybody answered questions. there was one question and it was what is the rate of natural increase of the world. nobody could figure it out. zach was the only one to answer it and he got a smarty. the answer was zero. we went over the test so we know what we need to do for the next test unless you got a 100% like jeffy. thats what we did in class today.

today in class. (ancestors past)

Today in class we went over Alyssa , Colby's , and Kamua's two part paper. I thought they weere all good and seemed they followed the directions. Today we also went to google map and edited it to show where are ancestors are from. We drew a line from where are ancestors are from to where I am now. that is what we did in class today.

part 2

My parents are from this country. My parents have migrated from Baltimore City to Baltimore County. Me and my family lived in Towson.  I was born in Towson Maryland.  My mom and dad then moved to Randallstown to be closer to grandparents on both sides, and then we moved to Owings Mills.  We had lived in two places in Owings Mills because we had to wait for our new house that was being built to be finished in Harford County.  To me it was a long journey to Harford County; when we arrived in Harford County I was still going to a Baltimore County Public School because my parents did not want to pull me out during the middle of the school year. When I was transferred to a Harford County Public School it was different and I really had to adjust to the behavior and actions of the kids in my area and class. As my family and I adjusted we were very well known and had many friends. All my aunts and uncles lived and still live in Baltimore currently. One pair of my aunts and uncles that actually migrated from an area is my uncle Duane and my Aunt Jillian. They migrated to Baltimore with most of my family in 2002 from Arundel County.  My Aunt Jillian is from Jamaica.  Her whole family is from Jamaica, and she still calls and keeps in touch with them.  Only her mother and sister are in the United States.  My grandfather (pop pop Joe) was born and raised in Baltimore and lives there now. His wife, which is my grandmother (Me ma) lived in North Carolina when she was younger. When I talked to her last night she said “the adjustment from living in North Carolina and moving to Baltimore was a major transfer in her life , new school , new home , new people , a new life , basically a new everything!! Hahaaaa” also she said” North Carolina was free and not as cluttered at Baltimore was” My great grandmother Millie who is 87 that I  talked to today said “I can’t quite remember where your great aunt Teresa lived , but if I can jog my memory ; you know I’m getting old Darryn. But from what can I remember she lived in Trinidad. I think that’s in Venezuela. Hahaaa’ I’m still not sure I’m too old to be remembering these things Hun”.  As you can see the majority if not all of my family is in and from Baltimore County, my parents wanted to try and do something different so they moved to Harford County.

part one

            In less than eight years I will be done high school and in college. I would love to make it professional in either basketball or football. This change in my life to play any professional sport wouldn’t allow me to have one steady home in an area. The second thing I would love to do is become a lawyer or something that has to do with owning a business. One place I would love to settle or live in is Miami, Florida. Some pull factors of this place is the beautiful oceans, sun, palm trees, hotels, amusement parks, and resorts. In addition at the age I would be at I would love to party and Miami Florida, from what I heard is one of the most popular places for clubs and party’s. Some push factors for leaving and going to a different state is the dullness of this state and how boring it is. Another push factor is that the crime rate and irresponsible behavior by people in this state is dangerous, which makes me want to leave. Another place I would love to settle or live is Las Vegas, Nevada. If I lived in Las Vegas I would have a nice steady job, but the word going around about Las Vegas is that it is the city of lights. When I’m at the age I will be at I will love to party and I will enjoy examining and looking around Las Vegas. I will enjoy Las Vegas because of the person I am. Some pull factors of Las Vegas are the bright lights, the amazing acts/entertainment, the food, and the so many things to do. Some push factors away from Maryland are that nothing really goes on in Maryland besides the crime, and mostly I would just love to get away from my parents.

Population and settlement 10-8-10

• Over 6.8 billion people live on the planet right now.
• 14,000 births per hour
• 90% of this population growth takes place in the developing countries of Africa , south and east asia , and latin america.
• Increasing by over 80 million
• it took 12 years to reach 7 billion
• Life expectancy : the average number of years to be lived by a group of people born in the same year.
• Life expectancy of swaziland : (31.9 =total   men=31.6   women =32.2
• Crude birthrate : number of births per 1000 of the population
• Crude death rate : number of deaths per 1000 of the populaion
• Rate of natural increase is produced by subtracting the death rate from the birth rate, then dividing by 10.
• Net migration rate is the difference between the number of persons entering and leaving a country during a year.
• an excess of persons entering the country is net immigration
• an excess of persons leaving the coountry is net emmigration 

Why do people migrate?

push forces

• civil war
• enviromental degradation
• unemployment
• religious or ethnic persecution

Pull forces

• better economic oppurtunity
• better health services
• religious freedom
• political freedom

• total fertility rate is the average number of children born per woman.

today in class 10-7-10

• People mak racial slurs about mr. shicks sister in law to go back to mexico where she is from.
• There are more more people that want to leave mexico then want to go.
• a pul lfactor for america is to get a better education.
• You have the freedom to anything but it is important to follow the rules and laws

Today in class we discussed the death rate , birthrate ,  life expectancy , RNI , TFR , Net migration rate , and the population rate. today's class was interesting and really showed me things i didnt know about countries and around the world.

today in class 10/6/2010

What are the higest life expaectancy: france , japan , united states

Lowest life expectancy: afghanistan , many african countries… because of wars fighting , and how they live.

Japan has such a high life expectancy because they have  good eating habits , and they are always walking places a lot

Japan's life expectancy is dropping though because japan is receiving some american habits because they are getting fast foods things and such.

Rate of natural increase is the is birthrate minus death rate.

Always more people being born then dying.

China's rate fo natural increase is 0.655 and they are 148th in the world.

If a woman finds out that she is about to have a girl she has an abortion in china.

In china they have rules that you cant have more than 1 baby and if you have a second one you have to pay more taxes and the second kid has to pay for school.

Japan crude birthrate : 7.64 births

Kenya crude birthrate : 36.64 births

Ethiopia crude birthrate : 43.66 births

United states crude birthrate : 13.83 births

Germany crude birthrate : 8.18 births





Afghanistan crude deathrate : 17.83 deaths

Kenya deathrate : 9.72 deaths

United states deathrate : 8.38 deaths

Japan deathrate: 9.54 deaths

Mexico deathrate: 4.8 deaths


Rate of natural increase of mexico : 15 years

Rate of natural increase of united states : 5 years

Rate of natural increase of afghanistan : 21 years

Total fertility rate or nigeria : 7.68
Total fertility rate of afghanistan : 5.5

Total fertility rate of japan :  1.2

Total fertility rate of united states : 2.6

Total fertility rate of germany : 1.42


Net migration rate of mexico : -3.61 migrants

Net migration rate of united states : 4.32 migrants

Net migration rate of  untied arab of emirates : 22.98 migrants

Net migration rate of argentina : 0 migrants

Net migration rate of saudi arabia : -7.6 migrants

Net migration rate of Uganda : -8.83 migrants

Class work today in class & hoemwork if not finished.

Life expectancy : The probable number of years remaining in the life of an individual or class of persons. (dictionary.reference.com/browse/life+expectancy)

Crude birthrate : Is the value that is used to determine the growth of people in a population.
(http://www.answers.com/topic/birth-rate)
Crude death rate : The value that is used to measure the declince of people in a population. (http://www.answers.com/topic/mortality-rate)

Rate of natural increase : Is the crude birth rate minus the crude death rate of a population. ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rate_of_natural_increase)

Total fertility rate : Is the average number of children that would be born to a woman over her lifetime(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Total_fertility_rate)

Net migration rate : Net migration rate is the difference of immigrants and emigrants of an area in a period of time. (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Net_migration)

Japan life expectancy : male- 78 years   female- 85 years
France life expectancy : male- 77 years   female- 84 years
Kenya life expectancy : male- 57 years   female- 58 years
Cuba life expectancy: male- 75 years     female- 79 years
United states life expectancy : male- 75 years     female- 80 years
Afghanistan life expectancy : male- 44 years      female- 44 years
   
p.s i will post the rest of it tonight for homewrok , but this is what i did in class.

Today in class we took a Human Geo. test it was actually kind of difficult i study hard and worked for perfection . The test was still hard. the test took the whole class period to finish. in addition you got a dum dum or smartie at the end.

the third re-done paragraph of 9/11

There were many long term effects of 911.  After 9/11 the world had a lot of recovery to do.  The aviation industry really struggled because so many people were afraid to fly again.  There were several airlines that had to shut down and lay people off based on lack of people in the United States traveling.   People choose to drive to places versus getting on a plane.  A lot of resorts suffered as well because people were not taking vacations for fear of flying.  Also the aviation industry was mandated to improve their security system by implementing things to deter terrorist.  Now they make it harder for you to get on an airplane.  You have to go through a scanning process, and cannot take any liquids on the plane.  You know have to arrive to the airports at least 2 hours early to make it through security.  Another impact of 9/11 was the fact that there were a lot of children who were homeless and orphaned based on the Americans who were killed in this tragedy.  The Department of Social Services had to step in and assist a lot of children.  The government had to encourage more Americans to pitch in and help out based on this tragedy.  There was also billions of dollars that were spent on looking for the remains of people lost in the buildings.  Police Officers, fireman, National Guard, and tons of volunteers stepped in to assist.  In addition to looking for people New York and DC had to be rebuilt and money was spent on that as well.  Trading also ceased that day, and for many days to come.  Another long term effect was the war.  So many Americans went to war and lost their lives, and so much money was spent looking for terrorist.  Homeland Security also invested a lot of money in protecting the country’s borders and worked with Immigration to track down potential terrorist.  Trading is one of the ways that Americans make and exchange money.  The long term effects were so many.  The main one for me was the fear that was on the earth.  So many people were scared after that day.  That is all people talked about for a long time.  I do not think the world will ever be the same again.  When 9/11 comes every year it is still a scary time to remember. 

The notes i found from the past in microsoft word

September 24: every group presented what they did for the prezi's me and kamau's wasnt all that great , but we will get better.

September 23:  today we worked in groups and tried to finish as much as we can in class a prezi. and tommorow we will show the class what we researched.

September 22 : today , mr schick introduced us to this thing that is cooler than a powerpoint , but very much harder. it was hard at first , but me and kamau got the hang of it. tommorow we will work more on the prezi. the present the next day.

When working on 9/11 paper i did not write the date : today mr. schick gave us time to work on our 9/11 research paper that was due the next day. this first paper was to show us what mr. schick expected out of us for the rest of the year.

today in class

we took note on what is going to be on the test.
What we need on the test:
the three religons we went over in class(christianity , muslim , and judhism)
The 5 nations in the middle east
the definitions we had to look up
the affects and what happened the day of 9/11

vocab. i posted this( you must have not got it.)

Geography: The science dealing with the areal differentiation of the earth's surface.(dictionary.com)
Globalization : The process enabling financial investment markets to operate internationally , largely as a result of improved communications. (dictionary.com)
Population: The total amount of persons inhabiting a country , city ,or any district or area. (dictionary.com)
Immigration : The movement of non-native people into a country to settle there. (dictionary.com)
Industrialization: to introduce industry into a area on a large scale.(dictionary.com)
Culture:The quality in a person or society that arises from a concern from what is regarded.(dictionary.com)
Religion :A specific fundamental set of beliefs and practices of people(dictionary.com).

The worlds population : 6,866,4684,03(google.com)
The worlds highest populated area : China , India , United states , Indonesia , Brazil( CIA factbook.com)

the notes we took. (monday )

• Iran is building nuclear bombs and stuff. & are planning to drop it on Israel.

• The real the three religons we have learned is christianity , judhism ,  islam.

• Christianity's holy book is the bible.

• Judhism's holy book is torah

• Islam's holy book is

On the day of 9/11 al queda terriost, hijacked and  went and destroyed  the twin towers with 2 planes.  In addition crashed one into a field.

the interview of my 9/11 research paper

I work for Homeland Security. I was in DC on 9/11. There were a lot of people crying, screaming, yelling. I could like out of my window and see people running with their months over their hands. I really could not get a handle on what was going on as we were expected to be on alert. Once everyone in our building was accounted for they let us go for the day. We work 30 minutes from the trade center. My sister called me to tell me we had to find a way out of DC as buses trains subways were under heavy monitoring. She finally found a friend who was willing to take us but we had to hurry. As I was leaving I saw the faces of so many in disbelief more importantly in fear. Even with the confusion the city was very quiet, everyone sad. I kept thinking wow, how awful, and was thinking about changing jobs. For the next week no trains could get into DC, I called out the whole week. I feel badly for those we lost I also saw God work to pull people together to help one another, and a nation pull together to improve. After that there was even more pressure on our agency to fix broken processes. That day changed me, and those around me.

9/11 research paper

            Darryn Garner

Human geography

On the morning of 9/11 al-Qaeda terrorist hijacked 4 planes planning to destroy major Areas in the United States. This plan was successful. The terrorist crashed two planes into the twin    towers of the world trade center in New York. Nearly killing everyone in the building, but killing everyone on the planes. These two crashed planes almost destroyed almost the entire world Trade centers. Both the twin towers collapsed in about two hours. These two planes damaged other buildings besides the world Trade centers.  The third plane was the planned to crash into the pentagon in Arlington, Virginia. This plan was very well planned and successfully done. The fourth plane crashed into a field in the rural part of Pennsylvania, near Shanks Ville. This wasn’t what the hijackers had planned. The hijackers planned to hijack the plane and crash directly into somewhere in Washington D.C. The cause of this redirection of the plane was that the hijackers flew the plane to low near the ground and the people on the plane could contact their families and tell them what was going on. Two or three of the bigger men on the plane decided that they were going to try to take back control of the plane. This plan was almost successful, but it failed. Between all the planes that crashed into numerous places, plus the people on the plane, the hijackers that hijacked the plane, and the people in the buildings; the total amount of people that unfortunately died that day was about 2,996 people. The people that were on the plane including the hijackers there were no survivors out of all four planes. 9/11 was a disastrous day that killed almost 3,000 of are American people subtracting the nineteen hijackers.

today in class

today in class we went over or prezi's and presented them during class.

identifying countries

1.  United States : North America
2.  France : Europe
3.  Iraq : Asia
4.  China : Asia
5.  Saudi Arabia : Asia
6.  Haiti : North America
7.  India : Asia
8.  Japan : Asia
9.  Venezuela : south America
10. Iran : Asia
11. Russia : Europe and Asia
12. The United Kingdom : Europe
13. Israel : Asia
14. Germany : Europe
15. Tibet : Asia
16. Afghanistan : Asia
17. Brazil : south America
18. North Korea : Asia
19. Egypt : Africa
20. Kenya : Africa
21. Pakistan : Asia
22. Vietnam : Asia
23. Mexico : north America
24. Cuba : north America 

Today in class

today in class , we had fun. we went over 9/11. 9/11 was crazy  the pictures and articles was very bad looking . but the terrorist was very smart and their plan was very well thought.

6 word memoir

Play hard basketball , at John carroll.

vocab

 Geography: The science dealing with the areal differentiation of the earth's surface.(dictionary.com)
Globalization : The process enabling financial investment markets to operate internationally , largely as a result of improved communications. (dictionary.com)
Population: The total amount of persons inhabiting a country , city ,or any district or area. (dictionary.com)
Immigration : The movement of non-native people into a country to settle there. (dictionary.com)
Industrialization: to introduce industry into a area on a large scale.(dictionary.com)
Culture:The quality in a person or society that arises from a concern from what is regarded.(dictionary.com)
Religion :A specific fundamental set of beliefs and practices of people(dictionary.com).

The worlds population : 6,866,4684,03(google.com)
The worlds highest populated area : China , India , United states , Indonesia , Brazil( CIA factbook.com)

Did you know ? 3.0

i think this mean that technology is growing very rapidly. in addition the new technology that we use grows stronger and gets more complicated. such as blogger.com. this is a site that communicates to so many people. also google gets 31 million searches a month.