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Savanah

Today I woke up on the floor to my mommy working in the field. Last night she told me one of her legends about the beginnings of the empire. She said “One day we will receive a sign from the gods. One day, we will see an eagle perched on a cactus with his wings stretched towards the rays of the sun; and in its beak would be a long snake. When we see this eagle,” she would say, “we would know we have found the place where we would build a great city.” She knows this story always makes me fall asleep. Even though she says this every night it never gets old because it keeps the hope alive

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__**Student Images**__ Kevin: His image represents the Growth of City States. It shows daring~ness like the citizens who made their own rules, trade, taxes, etc. Anna: Her image goes into the category of Achievements. Artist of all kinds (especially painters and engineers) because artist mainly focused on feelings and emotions and her diary entries had strong emotion. Trina: Her image would mainly go to trade and commerce because in order to trade with people, you need to communicate and in SimSimi you communicate with a really weird robot. Rachel: Her image shows she loves to read which all humanist loved to do as well. So, her image would go into Humanism.

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__**Diary Entries**__ In complete. Continuing to work on it :). 5) __**Magna Carta**__ February 7, 1215 Ugggggggg. Today has been so tiring. For the whole day, the only thing I have been thinking about (besides my sketches) coming home, lying in bed and quickly falling asleep. Still, I end up writing in this because of the fact that I can’t sleep. With these people fighting against the king trying to force him to respect their rights. As my neighbors the Jefferson’s put it, apparently in the Runnymede near London, they made King John approve a document that they had written specifically for him. (Holt, Rinehart, and Winston, 2006). Well I am about to fall asleep, so good night. I will continue to keep update on what is happening.

February 20, 1215 Yet again, another day filled with thoughts of my bed persistently making me more tired. To continue from yesterday the document that I was talking about listed rights that the king could not ignore. Guess what it was called, the Magna Carta. What sort of name is that? The Jefferson’s also said it is a Latin phrase meaning “Great Charter.” Why didn’t they just call it in the English version instead of the Latin version? To me it doesn’t make sense because, most people do not speak Latin. Why? I have no idea. Good Night J going to keep you up to date on this new argument against the king.

March 13, 1215 The Jefferson’s stated exactly this: “The Magna Carta was signed because of an existing problem between King John and the barons and bishops. In origin, the Magna Carta was written by a group of Barons who wanted to step up for their rights and protect their property.” Some of the things that they tell me just don’t make sense. Well at least to me they don’t, to them it is quite clear. Sadly I must go because I must get some rest for tomorrow which is going to be another busy day. Goodnight.

March 31, 1215 To continue again as they stated: “The Magna Carta was then drafted by Archbishop Stephen Langton. The Magna Carta was signed by King John of England in the city of Runnymede, England in June 1215.” They also said that it contains sort of a rule book or a set of rights that the current king has to follow in order for the kingdom to maintain balance. Its 2 am already! Oh my gosh I got to go to sleep!! Good night. I will keep you updated.

April 20, 1215 To go on from about a month ago, since the Habeas Corpus (a rule inside the Magna Carta) states is the right that no person shall be kept in jail without a reason. “No freeman shall be taken, imprisoned, disseized, outlawed, banished, or in any way destroyed, nor will we proceed against or prosecute him, except by the lawful judgment of his peers and by the law of the land." "To no one will we sell, to no one will we deny or delay, right or justice." I am so thankful that the Jefferson’s gave us so information and that they keep me up to date on this new project. It is so helpful to me also because when I get this information I put it in this little book to keep and pass on generation to generation. Again, goodnight because I must go to sleep.

May 3, 1215 The Jefferson’s have given me so much information it is like it is going to explode out of my head. To continue the Magna Carta required that everyone even the king had to obey the law. The idea became one of the basic principles of the English government. These entries are getting shorter and shorter. Mainly because I have already written down a lot of information. Oh gosh! It is really late again! I need to stop staying up so late; maybe that’s why I am so exhausted in the morning and can’t focus on my art. Goodnight before I fall asleep.

May 29, 1215 Ok I have a few minutes to get this down before I fall asleep…….. Any way since the Magna Carta has ended it inspired the English to find more and more ways to limit the king’s power. A council of nobles was created to advise the king. Ugggggggg my time is up! Goodnight!

June 17, 1215 As the Jefferson’s give me more information I continue to put it in this book. My family members continue taking this from me to read the information in this book. Anyway, eventually, the council developed into a Parliament, the lawmaking body that governs England today. Continually over the years the membership in Parliament was opened to knights and town leaders. By the late Middle Ages, kings could do almost nothing without the Parliament support. Could you imagine that? Not being able to do almost anything. Anyway, the English continued to work to secure and protect their rights. To ensure that everyone was treated fairly, more and more people demanded that judges be free or royal control. Also, many people believed judges chosen by the king would always side with him. In my opinion this will continue on for a long time.

8) **__Take a visit to Spain (heresy, Reconquista, Spanish Inquisition)__** March 5, 1257 Something new that is happening is called the Reconquista. For centuries, the northern kingdoms of Spain had been small and weak. Eventually, the Moors’ power slowly got lower and lower. Ultimately, the Christian kingdoms toke the opportunity to attack. Continually they took land away from the moors.

March 28, 1257 Some religious ideas that oppose accepted church teachings are called heresy. People who hold those ideas in their little brains are called heretics. Church officials sent priest and friar throughout Europe to find possible heretics. Most priests and friars tried to be fair.

4/9 The art was 2 dimensional rather than 3 dimensional. Also, because of power, the church was more focused on the kings and nobles.
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__**Socratic Seminar**__
 * Social mobility is the process when groups of people get higher or drop in their social class
 * Inequality is getting higher when people of different jobs get different amounts of money or realization to what they do
 * An open system is when you can freely move your rank and closed is when you have a lot of difficulty
 * In the feudal system everyone gives something and get something, some more than others
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 * What happens if they don't move up and they need to?
 * What's the reaction from the people that watch their friends move up and down and they stay?

__**Warm ups**__ 3/22 Christianity had the greatest impact on the WORLD'S history. Christianity is the most practiced religion, if Saint Patrick wasn't forced to come from Ireland to Europe, Christianity would be nearly as wide spread. 3/21 It would spread ideas and merchants and craftspeople could sell some of their belongings. The fairs became a routine project. 3/20 Everyone from the greatest baron to the poorest serfs, owed allegiance to the king. A criminal was someone who, by doing something wrong, "disturbed the king's peace."Lords were responsible for punishing minor crimes in their local courts, but serious crimes were dealt with by justices appointed by the king from among his officials and trained lawyers. They based their decisions on customes because few laws were written down. In the early Middle Ages, crimes were addressed either through trial or by ordeal - physical tests- or a trial by combat. After 1215, these methods of justice were replaces by jury trials and less barbaric punishments, although these were still severe.

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Warm Ups 3/ 19 Buissness grew in the Middle Ages. Craftsmen could take place in trade in towns. As a result, they needed merchants-shopkeepers and trader-to sell their products. The merchants formed guilds (groups of merchants wit the same interests) to help them prosper. Merchants ranged from peddlers to wealthy traders. The Church disapproved of buissness for profit. The merchants, nevertheless, flourished. 3/15 Chivalry is the Europeans code of behavior for knights.

__**Back Round Information**__ This is a diary of Joseph Konn. Joseph Konn is a peasant, specifically a craftsmen. He livers in Novgord, Russia which is close to water. He and his family love to go swimming in the lake. He has a wife named Valentina, and five kids. Alyona 5, Klara 7, James 12, Dominic 13, and Robert 15. The whole family loves to write, play sports, and talk!

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Warm Ups 3/13 Feudalism is the social structure of the middle ages. 3/12 Life after the fall of Rome was when Christianity spread. Also they were still being attacked. Many small kingdoms started to form. Feudalism started )the social pyramid), and was based on the more land you had-more power you had. Everyone was focused on survival, and life was simple.

2/28 I found that the way that they presented their information was most interesting. They were able to give correct, and interesting information; with out causing the viewer to become bored and want to fall asleep. 2/27 I know that there where knights, they wore armor (metal), they lived in the middle ages.

2/22 Mecca is important to Islam in that Muhammad (believed to be God's prophet) was born there. Also, nomads from the desert and merchants from distant countries all came to trade at Mecca. Some Mecca merchants became wealthy because of trade. 2/21 The Qur'an is a book that contains the sayings and teachings that God was believed to be saying through his prophet Muhammad. It is based on what God said to Muhammad but was said many times over and over again passed through generations and was changed by every person who it was passed down to.

2/16 Muhammad brought on the religion of Islam. Everything that historians know about Muhammad comes from religious writing. 2/15 1) No God but Muhammad, 2) Pray 5 times, 3) Giving to poor, 4) Fasting during Ramadan, 5) Travel to Mecca 2/13 The greatest achievement of Islam is Mecca because it takes a large and successful religion to create a place of their own, that is not only popular in their society.

__Islam and It's Dunes__ It's climate is dry A water spigot in a summer drought In the middle Of the Mojave Desert. Islam. It's people Are attracted to it's oasis Like flies to fruit. Islam. The Desert's deserted dunes Deserve dessert For dinner. Islam. As the wind whistles Over the dunes And it appears like the two Are dancing.

__**Islam Pre-View**__ 1) pg. 48, How does this picture represent the men of Islam gaining their territory? 2) pg. 50-51, Why does this picture represent how bi Islam is? 3) pg. 55, Who came up with the crossroads? 4) pg. 57, Why did they display this image with dark colors, rather than light colors? 5) pg. 58, Why was the shopping so popular? 6) pg. 60, This image shows the three religions, Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Why were these the main religions? 7) pg. 61, Why did so many people pray? 8) pg. 62, How did Muhammad's death effect Islam? 9) pg. 63, Who created Arabic writing? 10) pg. 64, Why was Medina so popular? 11) pg. 67, Why did children study the Qur'an? 12) pg. 68, How were the Fie Pillars of Islam created? 13) pg. 71, Who made the Qur'an? 14) pg. 76-77, Did Islams celebrate African holidays? 15) pg. 81, Which conquest is the favorite of Islam? 16) pg. 82, Who choose the trade routs of Islam? 17) pg. 84, What was so famous about Cordoba? 18) pg. 84-85, What makes the Great Mosque great? 19) pg. 89, What was the greatest achievement of the Ottoman Empire? 20) pg. 91, Who helped the Safavid Empire rise the most?

__**Eulogy Fix & Compliments**__ 2/1/12 I could have made hand gestures, had made more eye contact, been more convincing, and I could have added emotion. Some things that I did great are that I had great context, information, and that I was loud.

1/24/12 The American government and people can learn from some of the causes of the Fall of Rome. When they do they do figure out why Rome fell, they may rethink about what they are doing for our country. Such as they could see that one of the causes were unemployment, so they could fix the problem that we are having with unemployment. Cartoon 1: This cartoon relates best to Unemployment, because many people are lining up for a job that they aren't even sure that they are going to be accepted for. The "Help Wanted" poster backs up my statement. It also shows that they are desperate for a job, which would relate to the loss of money.
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Cartoon 2: This cartoon relates best to Inflation, because the prices have gone up and the woman seems sort of shocked telling from how the artist is portraying her shaking.

Cartoon 3: This cartoon best relates to Military Spending, because the artist portrays a tall man who represents the Military. The Military man is taking money from the U.S. Government Budget Headquarters (our government).

Cartoon 4: This cartoon best relates the Barbarians, because the people are fighting which represents the Barbarians and the Romans fighting each other.

__**Fall Of The Roman Empire**__ 1/19/12

1) The main cause in Romes' fall is decline in morals and values. 2) Decline in morals and values caused people to spend more and more money on useless things. That would lead to a loss in payment for products to improve health. Then their health would decline

__**Pearl Harbor**__ 12/7/11

1) What should we learn from Pearl Harbor? We all should know the following information about the attack on Pearl Harbor. The attack on Pu'uloa (Pearl Harbor) by the empire of Japan on December 7, 1941, brought the United States into World War II. The commander of this attack was Admiral Chuichi Nagumo. At 6:05, six Japanese carriers launched the first wave of 183 aircraft composed of mostly dive bombers, horizontal bombers and fighters. At 7:51 the Japanese hit American ships and military installations. The first wave attacked military airfields of Ford island. At 8:30, the second wave of 170 Japanese aircraft, attacked the fleet anchored in Pearl Harbor, which mostly consisted of torpedo bombers.Battleship Arizona was hit with a bomb which penetrated the ammunition compartment, blowing the ship apart and sinking it within seconds of the hit. Nine ships of the U.S. fleet were sunk and 21 ship severely damaged. 3 of which be irreparable. The death toll reached 2,403, including 68 civilians, and 1,178 were injured. Of the overall military personnel lost at Pu'uloa, 1,177 were from the Arizona. Japan lost 29 out of the 350 aircraft they attacked with. 2)How does what took place at Pearl Harbor relate to ideas and cultural beliefs of ancient Japan? The ideas and cultural beliefs of ancient Japan were very understanding, strict, obedient, tranquil, peaceful, etc. But the attack on Pearl Harbor didn't display any of those statements besides strict; the attack displayed hatred, violence, homicide, suicide bombings, disrespect, etc. Which would put me in a position to say that besides being strict minded, the ideas and cultural beliefs or ancient Japan didn't(and still doesn't)relate at all to what toke at Pearl Harbor. 3)How has Pearl Harbor impacted our lives today? By seeing what Japan displayed to America, we can no longer see Japan in the same point of view we had seen before. People judge Japan for their actions, and they should. Because what Japan did, displayed acts of war which led the U.S., Japan into war, who led Germany, Britian, etc. into war with each other, then leading them on to continue into World War II. Plus, think of all the lives that were lost not only in the Pearl Harbor attack, but even in World War II. Imagine if your family lived in the time of WWII, and your father was in the military and had to go fight in the war. Then 9 months later you get a knock at your door, and standing there at your door is a military personnel there to inform you that your father had been killed fighting in the war. He wouldn't get to see his children/grand-children at Christmas, Halloween, Thanksgiving, etc. How do you think that would effect your family today if that would have happened? 4)What are your feelings about the events on this day in history? I feel that the events that toke place on this day were tragic, terrible, frightening, horrific, etc. That they could have been prevented (not that they were not already putting a lot of work into figuring out possible acts of war that could be displayed.) Yes, I feel terrible mournful about these horrific displays and acts of hatred, war, and what else was behind the feelings that Japan had to do such a despicable crime. And honestly I would appreciate it if they would have told us the back story of their reasons. But, sadly they will be the only ones to know. 5)Two higher level questions and answers: If you were one of the Japan bombers, and your task was to bomb Pearl Harbor. Would you do it or turn around and fly back to Japan; why or why not? I would turn around and fly back even if that meant be being killed myself, because I shouldn't try to risk my life to kill other lives. What was the effect of Pearl Harbor for the people back in Japan(besides getting bombed for what their military did)? One of the many effects for the Japanese was that some of their own were killed in the first display of war towards Pearl Harbor. Which would cause mourning, depression, suicide, etc.

__**Japan Higher Level Questions:**__ 12/1/11

1) How did Korea and China play a major part in shaping Japanese society? 2) How did fashion effect the nobles' state of mind? 3) If you were looking at a Zen garden, in your eyes what did that object represent and why did it represent that object? 4) If you were a noble that lived outside Heian and you had the chance to leave, would you and why or why not? 5) What was the samurais' most important custom?

__**Title Page**__ -Crane most popular bird in Chinese history -Symbol of longevity -War was common during this time -Nomads settled in Northern China -Some Chinese adapted to Nomads culture and some Nomads adapted to Chinese culture -Buddhism spread. Buddhism promised an escape from all suffering -Rival kingdoms were run by military leader -The economy was not good due to the war -Blending of culture created new art, music, food, and clothing -Yang Jian dominated China and ended the period of disunion -He conquered the the south, unified China, restored China, and began the Sui Dynasty -Buddhism, Confucianism, and Taoism popular -Grand Canal built to link Northern and Southern China -Included eastern and central Asia -"Golden Age of China" -Taizong -Unified China through programs, reformed military, created new law codes, and created land reform policy called equal field system -Xuan Zong -culture flourished and many fine poets wrote during his reign -Empress Wu -only woman to rule China -vicious, intelligent, and talented -brought stability and prosperity to China -Buddhism grew until a ruler campaigned against it -Destroyed Buddhism texts and temples but did not destroy it completely -Changed when bended with Confucianism and Taoism -Economy great: advances in agriculture, food surpluses helped trade, cities grew, and China became rich -Porcelain first made, woodblock printing invented, gunpowder invented, and magnetic compass improved -Wu Doazi painted Murals, Li Bo and Du Fu wrote poetry -Foot Binding- banned in 1912 -farming reached new heights and helped economy -improvements in irrigation -fast ripening rice helped farmers -Cotton and tea introduced -banks were a success -population and cities grew -during song, China was the largest country -neo-confucianism -government workers worked in bureaucracies or groups of unelected officials -to join, had to pass a civil service test -studied for years, if they passed, they became a government official -paper money invented -noted for literature Li Qingzhao famous poet -Mongols ruled -Genghis Khan led expeditions to Asia -Kublai Kahn declared himself empire in 1279 -First time ruled by foreigners -Marco Polo served in Kublai Khan's court -Mongols wore different clothes, ate different things, wore different clothes, believed different things etc. -Not forced to learn Mongol ways, but Mongols adopted to some Chinese ways -Disrupted many things, kept control and made them pay taxes -Sea travel good between china, india, south asia -fell when they invaded Japan __**Ming 1368-1644**__ -Zhu Yuanzhang led rebellion on Mongols and won -all 3 religions -emperors had strong control -trade and sea voyages made economy good -forbidden city in Beijing 9,000 rooms, restored great wall of China -great wall built in Ming, soldiers/guards would send signals from the wall -up to 8,000,000 people died working on the wall -fixed Yuan Dynasty -1430 foreign trade banned -China became isolated from rest of world
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 * __Period Of Disunion 220-589__**
 * __Sui Dynasty 589-618__**
 * __Tang Dynasty 618-907__**
 * __Song Dynasty 960-1279__**
 * __Yuan Dynasty 1279-1368__**

__**Guess Who? 3 Doctrines and Justifications:**__ 11/15

1. Trina #1- This image and statement represents Laozi. The Yin and Yang figure represents Yin and Yang. The wording of this statement moves toward balance and there is an equal.

2. Marshall #1- This image represents Confucius. The scroll in the middle of the image represents learning which was very important to Confucius. The key in the middle area represents the key to learning. The figure is circular which would represent the circle of life and that learning helps with every thing world wide.

3. Perla #1- This image represents Confucius. The middle figure(which kind of looks like a pac-man body) is representing his head. The top figure is showing a hat on the top of his head. The triangle which makes it look like he is speaking to his fellow followers about the fact that education should be with everyone. It also suggests that education should be through out the world.

4. Cole #1- This image represents Laozi. This represents him because thje palm trees show that you should live with nature rather than living against it. It also suggests that by having no desires you can live simply. It shows that on the island there is nothing besides sun light, sand, palm trees, and maybe coconuts that would drop from the tree. With just that you could be happy(in a sense).

5. Abby #2- This statement represents Buddha. This represents him in that she states "desire" and "suffering which is tied to Buddha. As she explains it more and more she gets into more detail which made it harder to choose which person she was trying to display.

6. Jack #1- This image represents Buddha. It represents Buddha because this is a picture of Buddha sitting under a tree meditating.

7. Every one got it write about my sayings.

8. I appreciated everything that people said and that they choose me as one of their people.

11/14/11 1. “To respect yourself and others in return, you will have earned well mannered and shall be respected by others.” 2. "Like flowing through a river, keep things simple, don't be attached to much, and just go with the flow of life and live life the way it is supposed to be lived." 3. "Choose a life of learning and well mannered choices and no harm will come to you and your family."
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11/8/11 __**China 3 Doctrines:**__ 1)Laozi; because he believed that you should make life easier by not being so driven toward things you want. It means that you should not be so focused on things you crave, but rather live simply. 2)Confucius; because he believed that you should act filial towards elders. It means that you should stay honest and also if you do lie there will be consequences in return. 3)Laozi; because the statement talks about creatures which I am assuming are animals, and it also mentions good and evil sort of balancing each other. It means that in every different way there is evil balancing with good, and good balancing with evil. 4)Laozi; because the statement is basically saying that desires can be avoided, and it can be replaced with good thoughts and that is one of the aspects in Taoism. 5) Confucius; because he believed that you should have respect for your elders and this is basically stating that if you do not follow the rules of your elders or the people around you there will be more thieves, crooks, bandits, and potentially murderers and maybe even suicide if the problem exceeds what a human thought can with stand. 6)Confucius; because Confucius was very focused on education and also on discipline which is basically stating in this statement. It means be disciplined. 7)Confucius; because he was the "inventor" of filial respect, and it is mentioning filial respect. It means we should respect our elders and everyone around us. 8)Laozi; because he is about making life simple and easy and that is basically what this statement means. 9)Laozi; because this statement basically means there is a balance to everything. Which is displaying Yin and Yang which is part of Daoism.

__11/2/11__ __China Cyberhunt:__ 1)The Chinese people have been drinking tea for more than 4,000 years. 2)They tasted all herbs to find medical cures. 3)Tea became popular in the Northern and Southern Dynasties 4)The new invention of paper making was presented to the Emperor in the year 105 AD. 5)The Chinese used bamboo fibers to make fine paper. 6)The Chinese invented move-able type in the year 1045 AD. 7)The move-able type had 5000 characters. 8)The Chinese first used gun powder in the 18 Century AD. 9)They comined sulfur, charcoal, and saltpeter(potassium nitrate) to make gun powder. 10)They used gun powder for guns. 11)The first magnetic compasses were used in the 11th Century. 12)The golden age of the Tang Dynasty began around 600 CE. 13)A poor person could get a job working for the government by passing the government exams. 14)In the capital of Tang there was over one million people who lived there. 15)Buddhism got to China by the Silk Road. 16)The Three Doctines of the Tang Dynasty were: Buddhism, Confucianism, and Taoism. 17)The Song Dynasty period is sometimes referred to as China's Age of Invention. 18)Marco Polo visited China during the Song Dynasty. 19)The Song Dynasty ruled China between 960 and 1279. 20)The Song Dynasty was the first government to issue banknotes, and first Chinese government to esablish a permanent standing Navy. 21)
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 * Chinese Inventions**
 * The Tang Dynasty**
 * The Song Dynasty**

11/1/11 __China Poem__ They have been drinking tea for more than 4,000 years along with tasting different types of herbs to find medical cures. It became very popular in the Northern and Southern Dynasties. Paper making was presented to the Emperor in 105 AD. To make this fine paper they used bamboo fibers. In 1045 AD they invented they move-able type that consisted of 5,000 characters. They combined sulfur, charcoal, and saltpeter(potassium nitrate) to make gun powder, which was first used in the 18 century. They used that concoction for gun powder for guns. The first magnetic compass was used in the 11th century.

10/27/11 __China Chapter Walk Question Answers:__ 1. Sui Dynasty, 2. Mongols, 3. Muhammad begins teaching the basic beliefs of Islam, 4. Tang Dynasty, 5. Sui Dynasty, 6. Because, she thought that her own sons were not able to rule, 7. Through out Asian, 8. To create level land for rice farming, 9. It gave the Chinese a cheap and easy way of keeping records and made printing possible, 10. To make fireworks and signals, 11. It was lighter and easier to handle, 12. Civil servant's writing essays for China's emperor, 13. To make sure government officials were chosen by ability, 14. By copying Confucius's on the inside of their clothes, 15. Asia and Eastern Europe, 16. The sailors grew vegetables and herbs in special containers and brought livestock for food on the long voyages, 17. Sometimes the emperor was carried on a palanquin, Forbidden City's main buildings were built of wood and featured gold colored tile roofs.

10/26/11 __What I know about China__ What I know about China........... Well I know that they have the Great Wall of China, they grow rice, they make really good chinese food, and their language is chinese.

Meso American Project 10/21/11 Top 3 projects: 1. Maria's: You get the Best storybook award because you managed to combine creativity and children. 2. Kevin's: You get the Interesting award because you put the bunnies up there knowing that it would attract people and once they saw your project they were even more interested. 3. Cole's: Creativity award because you worked had and it was interesting. media type="custom" key="10973434" media type="custom" key="10973364"

Creativity award given for writing a creative script using many characters. -Kelly