Monday, April 25, 2016

Climate

Temperature- When I think of what kind of climate a place has I think of if the place is hot, cold, rainy, sunny, ect.
weather- Climate is basically weather in my opinion.
forecast- Climate makes me think of what the forecast will be and how the weather will be.
clothing- Climate makes me think of wearing appropriate clothes for different temperatures.
Location- Diffrent places climates vary and when I think of climate I think of what a places weather is like.

My Question: How should we stop climate change?







Who is to "blame" those who created climate issues, or those stood by?

Are humans to blame for the drastic changes in the climate? 

How do meteorologists predict the climate and how accurate are these predictions?

Are the humans affecting the climate or is it just natural?Or a combination of both?

Is climate predictable?

Thursday, April 14, 2016

Reading Questions

According to this article, what was wrong with President Hoover's response? 
He believed that the great depression would only last 60 days and that it would soon be over. Hover also believed that it was not the governments job to solve the great depression. 
Why did people blame themselves when things went wrong, and how valid or invalid was this response?
Some people were too embarrassed to ask for help, so they were unable to support their family.
. How would you have felt if you'd been there on that day?
I would have lost some hope and  I would be sad. I would also be very worried how to fix what happened. 
 What kinds of fears, concerns, or questions would be going through your mind during, and after, the event described?
I would be worried about the food supply. I would also be afraid it would happen again. 
 What areas were affected by it?
Eastern part of the country 
  What caused it. 
Not enough farming and misuse of the land. 
 The author ends this article with a pithy quote.  Do you agree or disagree with this historian's perspective? Why or why not?
I agree that the US was not in its best time, but it was also after a war, and it was more unstable than usual. 
  Were does the migration of people out of the Dust Bowl rank in terms of other migrations in US History? 
It was the largest migration in US history. 
 What made life hard for people once they arrived in California?
People were having a hard time making money because many of the farms were corporate owned. The crops that were grown there were also different. 

Wednesday, April 13, 2016

how radios work

             Radios have two parts they need in order to work, the transmitter and the receiver. First the Oscillator creates a alternating current at the frequency the transmitter will transmit. Then the modulator adds information to the wave caring it. There are two ways to add information, amplitude modification aka. AM, frequency modification aka. PM. The amplifier then amplifies the wave and makes it more powerful. The antenna then converts the signal to radio waves.
             Then the receiver, at the opposite end uses a attenna that captures a small alternating current. Then the RF amplifier amplifies it so that it can be processed. The tuner then extracts signals with a certain frequency. Then the detector extracts the audio information from that. Then the audio amplifier makes it loud enough to hear.

Monday, April 11, 2016

ch. 24 speach

While reading Chapter 24, I found that it mainly focused on change. The change that was occurring was not all good, and in order for their to be good change, it also brought bad change with it.
The US was undergoing great economic expansion. The economic expansion brought in more money for the US, and it supplied jobs to people. The economic expansion also helped accelerate technological advancements, such as computers, radios, and more efficient trains. With the US undergoing so much prosperity, it made more people want to come into the US, and changed the Culture of the US.
The economic growth in the US caused a more urban and consumer-oriented culture.
The amount of purchasing going on in the US went way up and people were more focused on money and power. The thirst for money and power was so great that some people started interpreting the bible in a different way to be more successful and not be inhibited by the bible.  The change in culture changed the way people lived their lives to focus more on power, therefore making education a necessity.
The want to be educated caused the attendance in schools to increase drastically.
High School attendance went from 2.2 million to 5 million. Schools also started to offer modern classes, in addition to the traditional classes. Everywhere there was change in order to accommodate the growing US economy.
The changing culture in the US was threatening many traditions, and religious beliefs and practices. The modernists were either not affected by the changes in culture or realized that the benefits of the changes outweighed the negative things. The majority of the US where modernists, so the US continued to change even more. The group that opposed the modernists where the fundamentalists, who did not want any of the new change.
The fundamentalist wanted to stick to their traditions. The fundamentalist did not like the changes that were going on such as the religion changing because of scientific findings.
They also did not like the amount of foreign immigration that was going on. The dislike of foreign immigration led to the formation of the klan, which led to violence and conflict.
Economic Expansion, cultural change, and the improvement of education where all either great or bad things, depending if you were a modernists or a fundamentalists. All of the change if it had accepted by everyone would not have caused that much bad change, but the fundamentalists were not okay with the change and that created conflict and some violence, both of which are bad changes.

Wednesday, April 6, 2016

Book Review

This book is well written. The use of old slang is amazing, and flows well with the book. There are very few illustrations in the book. I feel like the book would be a lot better if there were more illustrations. I was able to learn all of the topics that Mathew discussed. 

A very short and sweet story. Gets all of the information across in a very condensed well written short story. The illustrations go along with the story and are well drawn. The usage of the slang was amazing. It did not seem like the words were just placed in the story, they entire writing style was adapted to fit the 1920s. Good job Kaisey.

Technology and Economic Growth Book

I made a book about the Technology and Economic Growth in the 1920s. 

Thursday, March 3, 2016

Battle of Verdun

              The news papers give reports of what is going on in the Battle. They are careful to not say many names of soldiers. They are also not negative, they just say what is going on, and even if it is bad they say it in a nonnegative way. The news papers also do not give away any of the future plans. In the Columbus Daily Enquirer it talks about how the Germans are being very offensive and if they are not successful in this strategy then it might be the turning point of the war and the US might be able to beat them. The Jackson Citizen Patriot talks about how the Germans have nearly a million troops attacking troops, but it also say that France clams to be mowing them down with machine guns. In one news paper all it tells the reader is that gas is not being used in the battle. I think this was meant to comfort all  the people who new someone at that battle since gas was such a dangerous thing in war. One news paper talks about how the Germans have taken a very strong offense instead of saying they are winning. The Daily Alaskan Dispatch talks about how the French have forced the Germans to retreat and that is a great victory for the war.
Machine gun 

A Description of the Western Front

Plain Dealer - Ohio, Cleveland, February 13, 1916

"German Offensive May Be Turning Point of the War"

Columbus Daily Enquirer - Georgia, Columbus, February 23, 1916

An Estimate of German Troop Strength

Jackson Citizen Patriot - Michigan, Jackson, February 29, 1916

Gas Not Being Used

Olympia Daily Recorder - Washington, Olympia, February 23, 1916


Assault on Fort Souville

Duluth News-Tribune - Minnesota, Duluth, July 13, 1916

"Victory One of Most Important of War"

Daily Alaska Dispatch - Alaska, Juneau, December 18, 1916