Journal Entry 10/20/15 – 10/21/15 In as descriptive detail as possible, how would you survive a Zombie Apocalypse? Where would you go? Who would you take.

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Journal Entry 10/20/15 – 10/21/15 In as descriptive detail as possible, how would you survive a Zombie Apocalypse? Where would you go? Who would you take with you? What would you take with you? 10 Sentences

Journal Entry 10/16/15 – 10/19/15 If you got to build and rule your own government which type of government would you choose? A dictatorship, democracy, monarchy, or no government at all. Explain. 10 Sentences

Journal Entry 10/14/15 – 10/15/15 If you could travel anywhere in the world, where would you go and why? 10 Sentences

Journal Entry 10/12/15 – 10/13/15 If you could travel to any time, past or future what time would you go to and why? 10 Sentences

Journal Entry 10/8/15 – 10/9/15 If you could meet anyone from history, who would it be and why? 10 Sentences

Journal Entry 10/6/15 – 10/7/15 Who is your biggest inspiration in life and Why? 10 Sentences

Journal Entry 10/2/15 – 10/5/15 Who is your favorite president and why? What made them a good candidate and how did they solve problems while in office? 10 Sentences

Journal Entry 9/30/15 – 10/1/15 We are in the middle of the 2016 Presidential Elections. Is there something you would try to change if you ran for president. Is there a candidate you would vote for? If you had to vote right now, would you vote for Trump or Clinton? Explain why you would vote that way. 10 Sentences

No Journal Entries Today 9/28/15 – 9/29/15 Please have your Chapter 4 Study Guides out. We are going to the library after attendance for Credit Checks.

Journal Entry 9/25/15 – 9/26/15 Collection Day “Education is Freedom” What does this quote mean to you? Do you agree with it? Should everyone have to go to school? Do you think the more education you have the more freedom you have? 10 Sentences

Journal Entry 9/23/15 – 9/24/15 The American Revolution was started primarily because the colonists did not feel they should be taxed for things that people in Britain weren’t being taxed for. Do you think there are any laws or taxes now that would cause you to declare your independence from the United States? Are there any rules at the school you think are unfair and you shouldn’t have to follow them? 10 Sentences

Journal Entry 9/21/15 – 9/22/15 Some people feel that the public school system does not adequately prepare students for the real world. Identify one improvement you think schools need to make in order to better prepare students for life after high school. برخی از افراد احساس می کنند که سیستم مدارس دولتی به اندازه کافی دانش آموزان آماده شدن برای جهان واقعی نیست. شناسایی یک بهبود شما فکر می کنم نیاز به مدارس به منظور بهتر آماده سازی دانش آموزان برای زندگی بعد از مدرسه بالا ¿Algunas personas sienten que el sistema escolar público no prepara adecuadamente a los estudiantes para el mundo real. Indentifica una cosa importante que tú piensas que las escuelas necesitan hacer para preparar a los estudiantes para la vida desp`ues de la preparatoría?

Journal Entry 9/17/15 – 9/18/15 Happy National Constitution Day! In some countries every young person must serve two years of military service. Should we have a similar policy in the United States? Should there be something in the constitution that prevents this from happening? Why or Why not? 10 Sentences

Journal Entry 9/15/15 – 9/16/16 Your state legislature is considering a bill that would require a person to earn a high school diploma before he or she could receive a driver’s license. What is your position on this issue? 10 Sentences

Journal Entry 9/11/15 Today is the 14 th anniversary of 9/11, explain to me how you think the attacks on the Twin Towers have changed the world and the United States. 10 Sentences

Journal Entry 9/10/15 If you were alive during the s where would you want to have lived? North America with the Native Americans? Europe with the Kings and Queens? Africa with the native tribes? 10 Sentences

Journal Entry 9/8/15 - 9/9/15 If you were in Italy when the Bubonic Plague broke out, how would you have protected yourself from the bacteria? Disclaimer: this type of bacteria incubates for 3-7 day before showing symptoms.

What would you do with a million dollars? (3 rd Day of School) What tribe would you live with for a day? (2 nd Day of School) What is your favorite part of history? (1 st Day of School)