Rome vs. America 2.0

Today class was 10 min shorter than usual because of an assembly. The class was pretty easy because the class didn't want to take many notes. All of class was spent on one slide on Roman laws vs American laws. We got off track with the Bill of Rights and every amendment we had a discussion.

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Project link

We are uploading the link now in case you wanted it before Monday we will probably have an updated link tomorrow. https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1qHqb28mD6KFnwLMFMoShWws6cxjMOZSFKwyaNxyqZ2c/edit?usp=sharing

The rise of Christianity

Toady in class instead of reviewing the test we read and took notes on the next three sections. The first section was on the Rise of Christianity and talked about how Jesus' teachings spread. The most important reason they spread was because his teachings brought salvation to all. Christianity was a vision that a Roman emperor had before he went into battle. They won the battle and he made it so Christians would no longer be persecuted.

A message to Garcia

While reading A Message to Garcia I had much to think about and many emotions. During the reading I almost felt guilty because currently I would not be able to carry the message. I am not the most hardworking person who goes out of his way to accomplish a goal the way it should be accomplished. I always finish something with the required work and will definitely find a way to do minimum work possible. I felt like A Message to Garcia was speaking to those who don't do the most work and to inspire them to better themselves not just for them but for others. The story also tries to convey how people who are able to carry this message are what all of society needs. In the story the author states that " If men do not act for themselves, then what will they do when the benefit of their effort is for all." This explains if you do not do the work for your self how will you be able to work for other people, and if you can not do work f...

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