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Scientific Revolution - Chapter Walk  I Chose a shape of a moon, because it represented astronomy and how at the time there was many scientists that had studied space/astronomy. They had scientific Methods, that we now call "theories", it was another way to show their ideas about the astronomy and how they thought all the plants had revolved all around the Sun. Though, churches had thought they were wrong, soon after scientists had went against the churches, and that's how it caused The Scientific Revolution.


 * 1) 1. Who did Martin Luther criticize in 1517?
 * In 1517 Martin Luther criticized, theCatholic Church in his Ninety-Five Theses **


 * 1) 2. Who is the main character in each of the two woodcuts?
 * The main character in the two woodcuts is the Pope. **


 * 1) 3. What does the artist seem to think about the pope?
 * The artist thought the Pope was greedy and that he wanted the money. **


 * 1) 4. What did Luther want to do with the Catholic Church?
 * Luther had nailed a list of complaints about his Ninety-Five theses to a church door in Wittenberg, Germany. **


 * 1) 5. What did the Catholic Church do to him?
 * The Catholic Church ordered Luther to appear before a diet, or council of nobles and church officials, in the German city of Worms. **


 * 1) 6. Who did Martin Luther believe could grant forgiveness?
 * Martin Luther thought that only God –not the Pope- could grant forgiveness. **


 * 1) 7. Complete and write down this sentence found in the text: “It is a _**__vain__**___ and__ **__false__** __thing to hope to be__ **__saved__** __through__ **__the commissary [seller]__**___...”


 * 1) 8. According to your last answer, what did people hope indulgences would do? **They hoped indulgences would save them.**


 * 1) <span style="font-family: 'Times New Roman','serif'; font-size: 16px;">9. Why do you think Spain’s Catholic leaders wanted to attack Granada? **The Spain’s Catholic leaders wanted to attack Granada, because**


 * 1) <span style="font-family: 'Times New Roman','serif'; font-size: 16px;">10. Why were the Jesuits (Society of Jesus) founded in 1534? **The Jesuits (Society of Jesus) was founded in 1534, because their goal was to teach young mean about catholic ideas in the hope that they would reject Protestant ones.**


 * 1) <span style="font-family: 'Times New Roman','serif'; font-size: 16px;">11. What happened with indulgences at the Council of Trent? **What happened with the indulgences at the Council of Trent was that, the Selling of indulgences if banned.**


 * 1) <span style="font-family: 'Times New Roman','serif'; font-size: 16px;">12. <span style="font-family: 'Times New Roman','serif'; font-size: 15.3333px;">What did the Council decide about Luther and Calvin? **The Council decided that the ideas of Luther, Calvin, and other Reformation leaders are rejected.**


 * 1) <span style="font-family: 'Times New Roman','serif'; font-size: 16px;">13. <span style="font-family: 'Times New Roman','serif'; font-size: 15.3333px;">Where did Catholic missionaries from Spain go and spread Christianity? **The catholic missionaries from Spain went to Japan and converted Christianity.**


 * 1) <span style="font-family: 'Times New Roman','serif'; font-size: 16px;">14. <span style="font-family: 'Times New Roman','serif'; font-size: 15.3333px;">Which religion was England? **The religion of England was Pretestant.**


 * 1) <span style="font-family: 'Times New Roman','serif'; font-size: 16px;">15. <span style="font-family: 'Times New Roman','serif'; font-size: 15.3333px;">Which religion were the Papal States? (H <span style="font-family: 'Times New Roman','serif'; font-size: 12px;">INT <span style="font-family: 'Times New Roman','serif'; font-size: 15.3333px;">: The Pope lived in the Papal States) **The religion of the Papal States was Roman Catholic.**

**__ Poem __** A man with great talent Was known for his famous artwork //The Mona Lisa// Was a Scholar, sculptor, and painter Art was his passion He discovered that life revolved around science and math One of the few artists that used Oil Painting Was famous for having depth in his paintings He was also known as //the Renaissance man// … Leonardo Da Vinci
 * __Leonardo Da Vinci__**

**__ Leonardo Da Vinci __** Leonardo Da Vinci was a very famous man during the time of the Renaissance, because of his famous artwork, and creativity. His artwork was known for having depth in his artwork, and one of his famous paintings was //The Mona Lisa//. He was also known as one of the few artists that used Oil Painting, because it made his paintings look more realistic. Painting was his life; he used it as another way to express his feelings. He was also famous for his sculpting skills, and his famous discovery of how almost everything had revolved around science and math, and that was how he got the name, //The Renaissance Man//.

I Chose Leonardo Da Vinci, because he seemed like a really famous person, and he was very inspiring, because of his achievements as a sculptor, artist, and scholar.

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//What was interesting about the Renaissance, was their art work. It was very creative, and cool how they were the first people to make their art work very realistic, and how it had a lot of details, and depth in their art work. Michelangelo, and Leoardo da Vinci, were some of the few famous people during the Renaissance, because of their art. Leonardo was very famous, because of his famous art of// The Mona Lisa//.//



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//My name is Anabel; I grew up in the town of Rome, during the time of the middle Ages. I am 12 years old, and I have brown hair, and hazel eyes, although, my father has brown hair and blue eyes. My father was a king, and my mother died, when I was only 2. I hardly remember anything about her, but I heard many good things about her, my father was very depressed when she died. But I doubt that since I just heard he was about that he was going to get remarried in a couple of months, to a lady from England, named Victoria. I am currently sick with a deadly disease called the Black Plague, daddy says I'm going to live, since we're rich enough to afford medicine, but I'm still not sure.//



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//__**Warm Up:**__// //4.9- the churches influenced The Middle Ages, because they were many popes that worked there, and people were influenced by their religion// //3.22- The topic I have researched the most, and that was significant, was Medieval Fairs. It was significant, because it was a place where people would sell and buy stuff, or trade. It was also a place where sellers would get most of the money, instead of the the kings and lords.// //3.21- Medieval Fairs was a huge impact to the government, because sellers would get the money instead of the kings and lords.// //3.20- Justice was when people were punished for things they did, and some of the punishments were very cruel.// //3.19- The Market and Commerce had guilds, where there were merchants sold things at the Medieval Fairs.// //3.15- it was a code of honor for knights, it taught them how to behave in an honorable way when fighting.// //3.13- Feudalism was a system that a system that governed the relationship between the lords and vassals// //3.12- After the Fall of Rome, Christianity had spread, but Rome was also being attacked, and there were small kingdoms forming.// //3.7- I find it interesting that everyone's post took place during the Middle Ages.// //3.5- 1, The picture probably represents the Medieval Europe had many wars that time, and that they probably fought for land, food, religion or other things. 2, It shows that, because knights were on horses with swords. 3. They were probably fighting for religion, because the picture shows a women leading the war, with a religious flag.// //3.1- The cities helped Medieval Europe, because they could of traded food,and other items that Europe didn't have.// //2.28- I thought it was interesting that they have different times, called different names, like The Middle Ages, the Higher Middle Ages, and the Late Middle Ages.// //2.27- What I know about the Middle Ages was that there were Kings/Queens, peasants ,and knights that would joust.//

//__**Wiki Analysis**__// //__Rachael & Abby__- Abby and Rachael's website about Islam was creative, and very informational. I liked how it gave a lot of details including maps. I really liked "Sunni and Shia" ,it had good information, like how they were both Muslim, but "85-90% of Muslims are Sunni" and only "10-15% of Muslims are Shia". It also included maps that showed where Sunni and Shia had spread across the world. The Prezi about their achievements was cool,it had really pretty pictures, and I learned a lot, such as their invention of math, Algebra. Their website was very cool and creative, I learned a lot from reading about Islam's attachments, Geography, Muhammad, Teachings, Empires, and Sunni and Shia.//

//__Perla & Maria__- Perla and Maria's website about Islam was informational, and had good pictures. Their information was very useful, because to go along with their information, they had a lot of pictures with it as well. The "Sunni and Shia" had good information, but it was lacking pictures. Their Prezi on "The Pillar of Faith" whad good information about the five pillars, like fasting, mahammad, visiting Mecca, and more. Their Achievement popplet wasn't working. Overall their work was very creative, and looked colorful as well.//

//__Carly & Rosalinda__**-** Carly and Rosalinda's website about Islam was creative, funny, and very informational. I really liked their Go Animate about Achievements, it didn't lack any information, and it gave really good information, because in the beginning it compared Islam with Japan's Golden Age. Their postcard about the Geography was creative, it had many good pictures that went along with their postcard. Their "Sunni and Shia" had a good picture of how Sunni and Shia spreaded across the world, but it was the same picture as Rachael & Abby's. Overall the information on their website was great, it had a lot of pictures that went with all of their information.//

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//__**Warm Up 2.13.12**__// //2.22- Mecca was important to Islam, because in one of the Five Pillars ,it was said to visit Mecca at lease once a year.// //2.21- The Qu'an was the Holy Book of Islam. It was like a bible for Islam, they said the book was filled with Muhammad's sayings.// //2.16- Muhammad was a man that helped spread the religion of Islam all around Arabia. Muhammad was a prophet of Islam. One of the five pillars were Saying "There is no god but god, and Muhammad is his prophet."// //2.15- Pray Five Times daily, Donations, Do not eat during Ramadan, Travel to Meca, There is only one god, Muhammad is his prophet.// //2.14- No Warm-up// //2.13- The greatest Achievements of Islam, was their study of Astronomy, their knowledge of stars, helped them when they traveled.Today, the study is astronomy has impact many people's interest today.//

//My presentation, about The Roman Empire, was okay. When I presented it, I gave a lot of interesting information, but i didn't really present it to the audience. I had a lot of good information, but I looked down at my paper most of the time, I didn't really look at my audience.//

//__**Learning From the Fall of Rome**__//

//**A.** What lesson can the American government and people learn from the Roman Empire?// //They would usually learn from the mistakes that Rome has made over the years. Such as, the U.S shouldn't raise prices, because some people might not have enough money to afford it.// //**Cartoon 1:** Unemployment, it shows that people are willing to apply for any job they can get, whether it pays a lot of money or even a little. In the U.S, we have many unemployed people, and its really hard getting a job nowadays if you don't have a college degree.//

//**Cartoon 2:** Inflation, it shows that they had an increase in prices, and people don't have enough money to afford what they are paying for. In the U.S, we have many things that had an increase in price, because of taxes.//

//**Cartoon 3:** Military Spending, it shows that since Military services were needed, they had to pay them, and kids don't think that they will have enough money for education. In the U.S, we don't need to pay for public schools.//

//**Cartoon 4 (Boxing Match):** Morals and Values, it shows people watching entertainment, during the Roman times, wealthy people would usually waste their money on entertainment, and watching people fight laughs. In the U.S, most people aren't that wealthy, but they do pay money for entertainment, such as movies, televisions, and other things.//

//1. The biggest reason Rome fell, was probably because of the **Inflation**,//

//2. **Inflation** meant that they had an increase in prices. Later, Gold was usually used for luxuary items, and coins soon became less valuable. Merchants wanted to make up for the loss in vaule, so they raised prices in the things they sold. If Rome were to have inflations, it would mean that not everyone was wealthy, and they didn't all have enought money to afford things, cause of the raise in price.//

//3. Compared to the U.S, the U.S is currently having this problem. They are raising prices because of taxes, not everyone in the U.S has gold, but right now money is getting more vauable, because of the raise in prices, and taxes. The inflation rate is the U.S was 3% in December of 2O11. The U.S reached an height 23.70% in June of 1920, and a record low of -15.80% in June of 1921.// says TradingEconomics.com// 4. What were the reasons why the U.S had a raise in prices in 1920, but fell in 1921? What caused the U.S to have inflations and taxes?

5. When were the times when Rome had a huge increase in inflations? When were the times when Rome had a decrease in inflations?

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 * 1) What should we learn from Pearl Harbor? **Pearl Harbor is a place that is filled with many tragic memories. It taught us that we should be ready next time, in case if there is ever another surprised attack/bombing.**
 * 2) How does what took place at Pearl Harbor relate to ideas and cultural beliefs of ancient Japan? **A surprised terror attack by Japan, happened at Pearl Harbor, as well as bombing, which took place at a military force. They didn't see it coming, and so many people died, and maybe they did something that was against the Japan religion.**
 * 3) How has Pearl Harbor impacted our lives today? **It affected out government more now, because now they will know to be prepared for these kinds of things.**
 * 4) What are your feelings about the events on this day in history? **It's sad knowing that it was a surprised attack, and that all those people didn't even know, and weren't even ready for Japan to attack.**
 * 5) Create 2 higher level questions you have about Pearl Harbor and submit your answers. 1. What did Japan have against Pearl Harbor? Japan attacked Pearl Harbor because they wanted to keep the U.S military from interfering with the actions of the Empire of Japan. **2. Why didn't the U.S. ever think about being a target to Japan? The U.S. never thought that they were going to be a threat to Japan, and be interfering to what Japan was planning.**

__**Japan 5 questions**__ 1. Was Japan a peaceful country, or did they have a lot of wars? 2. What religion did the Japanese first practice? 3. Did Japan have a good economy, or were they poor? 4. Did Japan ever create famous inventions like China? 5. Did Japan have a big population back then?

__**China Final Project**__ media type="custom" key="11500696" I chose Written Chinese/China Writing, because it seemed really interesting learning about how their writing is so much different than out writing. Instead of words, they have characters, and what makes it more complicated is that there are two different kinds of characters, there are the simplified writing characters, and the traditional ones. I know how to read, write, and speak Chinese, so I thought it would be interesting learning more about the Chinese Writing history. Chinese Writing is much more complicated, because of the characters, and the strokes. The Chinese has rules about writing Chinese characters, like you need to start with the strokes that go from left to right, and from the top to the bottom. Chinese writing is sort of hard (I would know...) but the history of it, is actually pretty interesting, they started out writing traditional Chinese, then they adapted to simplified, but they still kept traditional, and now they have pinyin.

Which Dynasty did you think wasn't so violent?
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1. My picture represents Laozi, because it shows the balance of Yin/Yang. It’s black and white (Yin/Yang) is even and balanced, and Laozi was about Yin/Yang and balanced. 2. My picture represents Confucius, because it shows a kid showing respect by offering an adult/elder an orange. Confucius has said to respect your parents. 3. My picture represents Buddhism, because it shows a kid wanting desire for a cookie, and it’s suffering from the desire. Buddha has said the quote “Desire is suffering”.
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11/15 Kelly 1. This quote would belong to Buddhism, because it is saying that it's wanting something, but it's not getting it, so it's suffering from that. Buddhism has said "Desire is the root of unhappiness", the quote shows that it's trying to get closer to what it wants and it's suffering to get it, and it starts to rain, so to me that would show unhappiness of it's desire and suffering.
 * __Guess Who? Three Doctrines Justification__**

Anna 2. This picture would belong to Laozi. The picture reminds me of Laozi, because Laozi was mostly about balance, so this picture also reminded me of Ying/Yang, Good/Bad, so to me this is picture shows balance, of good and bad, just like YingYang.

Emmi 1. The quote would belong to Confucius, probably because the quote means to respect your parents. Confucius always said to respect your elders,parents, and ancestors. So to me this quote means that you should respect your parents like they're royalty, and they will respect you back.

Kevin 2. This picture would belong to Confucius, because Confucius has said to always respect your parents and elders and also said to study hard. The picture says to respect your elders, and it has paper and books, so it's means to respect your elders, and study.

Maria 1. This quote would belong to Confucius, the quote is saying to listen/respect your elders, and if you don't then you'll regret it. Confucius could of said this, because he said that you should respect your elders.

Quinn 1. This picture would belong to Laozi, because the picture looks like ying/yang, and since it has plants around it, it also refers to nature. It would belong to Laozi, because Laozi said the quote "Harmony with nature".

__**Got it wrong?**__ No one got it wrong. Most answered my picture number 2, some answered my picture number 1, but they all got it right. They said interesting things about my picture 1, they said it was even and balanced.

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 * __The Three Doctrines Products__**

__**The Three Doctrines**__ 1. The quote means that the spider was craving something, and it left it's home and the world around it. Buddha, might of said the quote because "desire is the root of unhappiness", the spider was craving for something it desires, so it was unhappy.

2. The quote means that if the ruler is respectful, then things would go easier for him. Confucius said this quote because, Confucius is the founder of Confucianism, which is respecting people and be better at studying/serving you''re government, and the quote was that the ruler should of respected his guards.

3. The quote means that the Myriad creature benefits from water. Laozi said this quote because, Laozi said another quote that reminds be of this one, "Harmony with nature". Water is the nature, and the Myriad creature is in harmony with the nature (water).

4. The quote means that the mind is trying hard to capture all of it's desires. Buddha said this quote because she also said another quote that is like this "The mind's desires are the key to unhappiness."

5. The quote means that if there were to be more laws and rules, then there will be more thieves and bad people. Laozi said this quote because Laozi is a founder of balance, Ying/Yang. So if there are more laws and rules, to make that balance there would be more thieves and bad people.

6. The quote means that anywhere or anyone you talk to, there will always be something good there, or something good to say to them. Confucius said this quote, because he said to respect parents/ancestors/people.

7. The quote means that you're parents are responsible for you, so you should respect them, and if you succeed you should respect and thank them. Confucius said this quote because he also said another quote saying to respect your parents.

8. The quote means that every part of life/death is respected, and remembered. Buddha said this quote because Buddha has said to respect life.

9. The quote means that because the Sage didn't do anything, and stayed out of conflict, nothing happened to it. Laozi said this quote, because he said also said to stay out of conflict.

__**China Poem**__ The Chinese, especially Emperor Lee, loved drinking tea. They might of invented paper in the 2nd century BC, to vapor their tea. They were drinking tea for more than 4,000 years. They were geared up with many weapons such as Gunpower, which they had fun with for fireworks. They had a lot of gunpowder in their pockets when they were about to shoot the rocket in the late 19th century AD They had a good purpose to invent the compass. In the 2nd century AD, the compass directed them since they didn't have buses. In 1045 AD the Chinese invented a movable type, which might of had some stripes.

__**China Cyberhunt**__

__**Discovery of Tea**__ 1. The Chinese have been drinking Tea for more than 4,000 years. 2. Tea was first used as a medical cure. 3. Tea drinking became popular in the Northern and Southern dynasties. __**Chinese Inventions**__ 4. Chinese legends say that in 105 AD, the new invention of paper was presented to the emperor 5. Paper makers used a traditional way to make papers, they used bamboo fiber to produce a fine quality paper. 6. The Chinese invented a movable type in 1045 AD. 7. The Chinese language used 3000 to 5000 characters in an average newspaper. 8. The Chinese invented gunpowder in the eighth century AD. 9. The Chinese used a combining of sulfur, charcoal, and Saltpeter (potassium nitrate), to make gunpowder. 10. The Chinese used gunpowder for weapons such as, rockets and others that get launched out of a bamboo tube. 11. The first magnetic compass was used on Chinese ships in the eleven century AD. __**The Tang Dynasty**__ 12. The golden age of the Tang Dynasty began in 600 CE to 900 CE. 13. In order for a poor person living in the Tang Dynasty to work for the government, they had to pass a government exam. 14. Over a million people lived in the capital of the Tang. 15. Buddhism arrived as an idea from India, and was introduced in the Han times. 16. Buddhism, Confucianism, and Taoism were three of the doctrines of the Tang Dynasty. __**The Song Dynasty**__ 17. The period the Song Dynasty is sometimes referred to as //China's age of Invention// 18. Legends says that, Marco Polo visited and discovered something at the Song Dynasty. 19. The Song Dynasty ruled China between 960 and 1279. 20. The Song Dynasty's first government issue bank notes or paper money. __**Confucianism**__ 21) Confucianism stressed the way of Behaving. 22) Confucianism is a social code of behavior. 23) A social code of behavior is a very set, and is a rigid code of behavior. 24) Confucianism honors many ancestors and ancient rituals. __**Buddhism:**__ 25) Siddhartha wanted to try to understand what caused human suffering. 26)"The Buddha" means the enlightened one. 27) Buddhists try to look within themselves to find peace. 28) Karma means, rewards or punishments a person can face because of thoughts, words, and/or actions. 29) There are over three hundred million Buddhists today. 30) 1. Life means suffering, Life suffers, because there are good and bad things that happen during life, the world isn't always perfect. 2. The origin of suffering is attachment, suffering relates to attachment, if your attachment is lost, suffering might come after it. 3. The cessation of suffering is attainable, the end of suffering able to be achieved. 4. The path to the cessation of suffering: Suffering is on the path to an end. 31) The Great Wall of China was built in the 7th century. 32) The purpose of The Great Wall of China was to provide protection of northern and sometimes southern invasions; it also prevented invators from bringing horses in or stolen goods out. 33) The Great Wall of China is approximately 8851,8 km long. 34) Many men died working on the Great Wall of China, and over hundreds of thousands of men died working on the wall. 35) The peasants who died working on the Great Wall of China were buried inside the wall, to be unearthed later. 36) Genghis Khan also was called the World conqueror, Emperor of all men, and the Scourge of God. 37) Genghis Khan established the Mongol Empire. 38) Kublai Khan was different than other Chinese rulers because he wasn't brutally land-hungry like the other Mongolian rulers before him. 39) Kublai Khan was the son of Toluia and Sorghtain Baki and he was the grandson of the famous Genghis Khan. 40) Kublai Khan knew Marco Polo a famous Venetian explorer. 41) Marco Polo was born in the year 1254 and died in the year 1324. 42) Marco Polo spent 24 years in Asia. 43) Marco Polo met Kublai Khan at Khanbalig. 44) Marco was valuable, because he was able to speak multiple languages. 45) The Polo brothers served Kublai Khan for 17 years. 46) It took 2 years for the Sea journey to get home. 47) Marco wrote about his travels in "Asia in Venice". 48) The book was called //"//The Description of the World or The Travels of Marco Polo//".// 49) No one believed in Marco Polo because no one had ever done it before. 50) " I believe it was God's will that we should come back, so that men might know the things that are in the world, since, as we have said in the first chapter of this book, no other man, Christian or Saracen, Mongol or pagan, has explored so much of the world as Messer Marco, son of Messer Niccolo Polo, great and noble citizen of the city of Venice," was what Marco Polo said as he was on his deathbed.
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//**China Chapter Walk**//__ Time line //1. The Sui Dynasty was unified by China in 598.// //2. In 1279 the Mongols found the Yuan Dynasty in China.// //3. In 613, Muhammad begins teaching the basic beliefs of Islam.// Map //4. The Song Dynasty controlled the largest area.// //5. The Sui Dynasty built the Grand Canal.// Emperor Wu //6. I think emperor Wu was never popular because she kept all the power to herself and ruled with an iron fist.// Map: Spread of Buddhism //7. Buddhism started at Bodh Gaya.// pictures //8. Farmers sometimes build Terraces to create level land for rice farming.// Chinese Inventions //9. Paper gave the Chinese a cheap and easy way of keeping records and made printing possible.// //10. Gunpowder was originally used for fireworks.// //11. Paper money was easier and lighter to handle than coins. Paper money helped the Chinese manage their growing wealth.// Civil Service Exams //12. The people in the painting are civil servants writing essays for China's emperor.// //13. You had to take the exam to become a Civil Servant.// //14. Some students cheated by coping Confucius's work on the inside of their clothes, paying bribe to the test graders, or by paying someone else to take the test for them.// Mongol Empire //15. Europe was the continent that the Mongol empire reached in the west.// The Voyages of Zheng He //16. The sailors in Zheng He's crew grew vegetables and herbs in special containers and brought livestock for food on the long voyages.// The Forbidden City 17. The Forbidden City showed off the emperors power and riches, they would have celebrations there, like the emperor's birthday and Chinese New Years.

China is located in Asia. They have the biggest population of people there. It is home to the Greatest Wall Of China, it's really long. China has many famous land points, like The Yangtze River, The Forbidden City, and the Great Wall Of China. They were inverters of many things such as, paper, gunpowder, and many more things. They speak Chinese, there are two types of Chinese, Cantonese and Mandarin.
 * What Do you know about China?**

Anna: the wiring award- I gave you this award because your writing was very good.

1. Kelly- It covered all of the aspects of GRAPES 2. Maria- It was creative and had good information 3. Anna/Savannah- The play was creative and also had information on it

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