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Scientific Revolution I put a picture of a plane because the people started studying more about the deepness of space, and if you want to get to space you need a flying machine, and a plane is a flying machine.

REFORMATION chapter walk 1. Martin Luther criticized the Pope. 2. The main character in both woodcuts was the pope. 3. The artist seems to think the pope's ways were wrong compared to Jesus. 4.He wanted to have it so that all it would teach is basic stuff in the bible, like it was supposed to be taught. 5. The Catholic church excommunicated him. 6. Only god, not the pope. 7. "It is a vain and false thing to hope to be saved through indulgences, though the commissary-nay, the pope himself-was to pledge his own soul therefore." 8. Save their soul and grant god's forgiveness to them. 9. So they could spread their religion there; the Muslims and Jews were loyal to their own religions, so they would not become catholic. 10. So they could gain back support for the catholic church. 11. The selling of indulgences was banned. 12. REJECTED 13. Central America 14. England was an all-protestant country. 15. Roman Catholic

Renaissance artifact I made this picture because it shows how Leonardo da Vinci's old sketches inspired new ideas

Student pictures Trade and commerce- Mr. Reiff because trading was sometimes done by boat. Humanism- Rachel, because Humanists believed in nonreligious literature. City-states- Maria, because eating came from great wealth, and people became wealthy in the Renaissance. Achievements- Jack, because jumping that high on a pogo stick has got to be an achievement.

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Michelangelo and Leonardo Da Vinci were two of the most famous artists of their time. Leonardo's most famous is the Mona Lisa. He also made inventions like gliders or flying machines. Michelangelo made things like giant murals on the ceiling of a building, or many famous statues. They both inspired many other artists.

4/9 The church influenced the middle ages greatly because people were driven by the idea of god and how he was the creator and to do better things.

media type="custom" key="14211034" Daniel Spanielson- Daniel was from a small village with crops and a well when, near the end of October, it was burned down by invading warriors. They broke down Daniel’s door one day with a loud crash and started attacking the people that lived with him. He was the only one to survive. He had climbed up the ladder in the back of his house, and jumped over the fence at the top into the water that was used to tend the crops. He ran into the forest, tears streaming from his eyes, watching his village burn before him. He then grew angry. All the tears and sadness in his body were converted into rage and energy. He ran back to the village and found the warriors moving on, done with the invasion, stolen all the money. Daniel found a man lagging behind; his horse had been injured by a man that had tried to fight back. He grabbed the horse’s injured back leg and quickly pulled it to the side. The horse kicked at Daniel once before falling, giving him a bruise on his arm. The man had also fallen off the horse, and other men were turning. Daniel grabbed his sword and struck at him. The man was able to block the first few attacks, but the third struck hard. The other men let out a cry of battle when they saw the dead man, but when they tried to pursue Daniel, he was already out in the deep woods. Daniel later came upon a large stronghold, with no guards by the gates. He invited himself inside, fearing the worst, but no one came. He found a vacant house with no furniture inside, so he made himself home there.Daniel is a teenage boy who is courageous and daring. He always tries to prove himself right, and most of the time he is. He is a great fighter and is also great at strategy and planning. He has gotten a job at a place that sells food that he himself has to farm. He wore the same tattered clothes as he had three months ago when his family and everyone in his village had died.

Chapter 1: The stronghold village

Rome was a great foundation for Europe, but as it fell, Europe began to weaken, too. I had no money, barely any clothes, and very scarce food while I was running through the forest after the death of my family and everybody else in my village. The stronghold I found didn’t offer much more. I had one minute to eat my meals each day, but then I went back out to work at the crops until 10 at night, then only to wake up at 6:45 a.m. A lot changed, though, when the same men attacked the stronghold I lived in. It was a normal day in the village. I had sat down with the people I work with to discuss the conflict between Pope Gregory and King Henry. “I think pope Gregory should be in control. He will help spread Christianity and make all of Europe a better place, whereas King Henry will only make more wars to fight and lose men over.” Everybody agreed. I was a lower class worker, though, so I could only have a small, short dinner, and then I was told to go back to work outside. I was just tending the crops when the front doors to the stronghold burst inward. There were soldiers standing there. The same soldiers that had destroyed my village home three months ago. On seeing them, I ran as far away from the front gates as I could. I found a small hiding place in between two large rocks by a wheat crop. Whoever those men were, they were probably here to steal money and devastate the village. When it had already been a long time of hiding, there were still no fires starting to spread. I began to get suspicious, so I got up and peeked around the nearest house and saw them drawing their swords in front of the house that owned the wheat crop. They kicked down the door and went inside. When they came out, they saw me. I then saw who these men were. They were Muslim soldiers. They grabbed my arms and legs, pulling me out of the crop I was hiding in. The men dragged me away from the village I had only recently found. Throwing me into the back of the cage, they got on the horses and carried me off.

Chapter 2: The Crusades

2 days later, I arrived at the Muslim village. They were to hold me there until January, when I would be executed for killing a soldier. On the night of New Year’s Eve, I woke up with a start. There were many yelling people outside. I walked up to the wall of my cell and looked out the window. A full-scale raid was going on, and it looked like it was the Christian soldiers who were fighting, and they were winning. One of them found me in my cell and released me. “What’s going on?” I asked “The crusades have begun, young man!” said the soldier. “We are taking back all the land the Muslims have taken from us and claiming it as ours!” I rode along with the men for a very long time. Some of them trained me so I would actually be of some use in the battles. Sometimes they would send me out to gather food because there were a few different types of poisonous berries that I knew how to spot, so it protected them from sicknesses. One time, in March, we found a large monastery. We went inside and were instantly greeted by Monks. They taught us about the Christian religion, and how god will accept the wars as religious wars, that are in honor of him. I don’t really think these wars are religious, though. It seems like we just fight these wars for no reason, but people just say it is religious in order to make a reason up. After a few years of travel and battles, we finally settled back in the stronghold, where new news had arose.

Chapter 3: Magna Carta and the 100 year war

A law called the Magna Carta had been forced upon King John, making it so the peasants had much more rights. The soldiers and I, along with the rest of the village, rejoiced. We threw a gigantic party, where only those who could not walk stayed at home. We stayed up all night drinking, eating, and there were even people that could play instruments performing. In addition to this good news, there was also some bad news that had come. There had been a war started, and it was taking so long, it was going to last around 100 years. I knew they would pick me for a soldier in the war, because I showed great promise during the crusades. I could fight in the war, though, even if it weren’t a very good idea. Not for a hundred years, maybe for a week, then I could run away. I decided to go to the war. I went to the training grounds to get hired as a foot soldier. “Sir, I want to be a soldier in this war.” I said. “You are only young enough to be a squire, child.” He said with a taunting laugh. “I am skilled enough to be a knight” I snapped. “No, no, young boy, we need men, not confused, disoriented children to fight this war. Now, run along!” “Don’t you ‘run along’ me” I said. “I watched my entire family die from those men. I was the only one to survive. I fought in the crusades, and THEY didn’t take me as a CHILD.” “You won’t last a minute” he sneered. “I’m sure” I said sarcastically, and walked away. Less than a week later, soldiers opened my door and called me into training for the war. It took five days of vigorous training before I was to go into the war, even though I had gone through months of training during the Crusades. In less than a day after, I found myself in the middle of the battlefield, arrows sailing overhead, striking friendly soldiers in the arms, but bouncing off the shiny new type of armor. It seemed like an eternity, gathering foods to feed the injured and then becoming injured myself for a few hours, then given the fatality count on our side, and fearing to lose the war, but the week finally ended, and I could get back to a somewhat normal life. When I got back, I was appalled at what the town now looked like.

Chapter 4: The Black Death

Streets were deserted, and a foul stench stung my nostrils. I wondered what was going on. I went inside my home to find that many of the people that used to farm with me were stretched on cots, lumps all over their bodies. I asked one of the healthy people what was going on. “It is a disease.” He said. “The Black Death is spreading so rapidly, we can’t even figure out what is causing it. One day, people just show up with a huge lump on them, than they die in a few weeks. It seems impossible.” I was about to say something when I felt a tiny sensation on my arm. I brushed the flea off, but then another landed on my foot. After getting that one off, I felt a flea bite my back. “It’s just a bruise” I told myself 3 days later. “Just a bruise” But the bump began to grow bigger, and soon another one formed. I had the plague. Most of the time, I would just lie in bed, being fed ‘healing’ brews and having people gather around me to tell me ‘it’s okay’, but I ignored them. They weren’t feeling this pain. I just wished they would leave and I could at least die in peace. They said there were always lucky ones who could survive, but I didn’t feel very lucky. Weeks later, the feeling did pass, and the bumps began to fade. I was happier than anyone during the Magna Carta celebration. I had given up on life, waiting for it to pass, so the pain would finally stop. I was hoping the roof would collapse inward or the Muslims would raid again, ending it all, but nothing happened. Afterwards, there could be no one in the world happier than me. I took my first steps outside only to be greeted by the military. Of COURSE. “Sir, we need you to fight in another war.” I rolled my eyes. “Do we really need this much bloodshed over…what, exactly?” “Sir, we are taking back the Iberian Peninsula from the Muslims.” The Iberian Peninsula. The Muslims had taken it a while ago, and it was a great place to defend attacks. We would need a big army to get through there. I would be useful. “I’ll do it.” Chapter 5: The Reconquista

I joined the other men among the battlefield as the war over the Iberian Peninsula began. It took me back to the Crusade I helped with, where arrows had whizzed by, nearly missing my head, or during the 100 year war, when I was fighting with England’s military against France. I saw friends and enemies fall, but no one came to kill me. It was as if they were avoiding me. Then, a Muslim soldier ran up to me, and drew his sword. I dodged the first blow, ducking my head out of the way but the sword touched my arm as I was pulling it away. I remembered back to when the horse had kicked me in the same place as it fell, when my home was burning to the ground. Saw the fear in my family’s eyes as they were brought down by the Muslim swords. Saw the evil in the Muslims’ eyes. Felt my own anger and hatred building up in my own body. I then was brought back to the present time. I dove to the ground, drawing my own sword. The soldier spun around, right into the blade of my own sword. If he had still been alive, he would have still been finished off by the arrows that now rained down where I currently stood. I felt one hit my armor, a feeling that you never forget, because it makes a loud, hollow noise that rattles throughout your entire body. I weaved through other soldiers, fallen and alive, friendly and Muslim, slashing at anyone who even barely resembled the warriors that came to my village. After long, hard hours, the war finally ended, and the Iberian Peninsula was ours. Epilogue

The Middle Ages were ended when Christopher Columbus found the new world, or America. This transferred the Middle Ages into early modern Europe ([]). It stopped the middle ages because the technology and education and other things in life grew, so Europe became smarter in general than it used to be. All characters in this story are fictitious, and any relation to anybody alive or dead is coincidental. Information from []

3/21 Medieval fairs were a big advance in entertainment and knowledge from other places, because people from other places would also come to the fairs. It was also good for merchants because they could sell a lot more.

3/20 There were different ways of proving people guilty or innocent by using different tests like standing up by a cross and holding your arms out for the longest time, or covering your hand in holy water and putting it in boiling water for three days.

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3/19 Market and commerce in the middle ages was not just about money, people would trade their food and other tools for things people were selling.

3/15 Chivalry is being awesome and nice to others and stuff in a religious way



3/13 Feudalism is the classes that are above and below each other, for example, the peasants up to the emperor.

Daniel Spanielson- Daniel was from a small village with crops and a well when it was burned down by invading warriors. They broke down Daniel’s door one day with a loud crash and started attacking the people that lived with him. He was the only one to survive. He had climbed up the ladder in the back of his house, and jumped over the fence at the top into the water that was used to tend the crops. He ran into the forest, tears streaming from his eyes, watching his village burn before him. He then grew angry. All the tears and sadness in his body were converted into rage and energy. He ran back to the village and found the warriors moving on, done with the invasion, stolen all the money. Daniel found a man lagging behind; his horse had been injured by a man that had tried to fight back. He grabbed the horse’s injured back leg and quickly pulled it to the side. The horse kicked at Daniel once before falling, giving him a bruise on his arm. The man had also fallen off the horse, and other men were turning. Daniel grabbed his sword and struck at him. The man was able to block the first few attacks, but the third struck hard. The other men let out a cry of battle when they saw the dead man, but when they tried to pursue Daniel, he was already out in the deep woods. Daniel later came upon a large stronghold, with no guards by the gates. He invited himself inside, fearing the worst, but no one came. He found a vacant house with no furniture inside, so he made himself home there. Daniel is a teenage boy who is courageous and daring. He always tries to prove himself right, and most of the time he is. He is a great fighter and is also great at strategy and planning. He has gotten a job at a place that sells food that he himself has to farm. He wore the same tattered clothes as he had three months ago when his family and everyone in his village had died.

3/12 After the fall of Rome, life was getting harder because Christianity didn't spread as fast, and Rome's allies weren't supplied food and money from the Romans. Afterward, though, small kingdoms started to be built because the Romans would not try to conquer them.

3/5: The image shows that the middle ages had a lot of war, and they had good strategies. The evidence in the picture is that everyone is lined up in a formation while attacking/defending

1. Africa. 2. Easy to travel over sea to conquer. 3. To get a clean water supply. 4. Hard to travel over them to conquer. 5. Very hard to control all of it. 6. They are all near water supplies, so it is easy to get water. 7. It is humid and the soil is kept moist. 8. The soil isn’t as moist, and it is dry, so wheat can grow.

3/1 They were all near bodies of water, so they could have good farmland and drinking water.

The most interesting thing about the video preview was the black death and how it spread.

What I know about the middle ages is that they had bows and arrows and kings and queens and princesses and knights and gold and armor and swords and shields and crowns and gold and peasants and helmets and gold and civilians and wars and hangings and gold and dungeons and taxes and gold. Did I mention gold?

2/22: Mecca is important to Islam because it it the birthplace of Muhammad and it is a very religious and sacred place.

2/21: The Quar'an is the book of rules for the Islamic religion.

2/13: Islam's greatest achievement was their Religion. As according to www.about.com, they have the 2nd top religion, beneath Christianity. It was mostly the way Muhammad lived, the Quar'an, but there were a few other forms of it.

Rise of Islam questions
 * 1) Why are there so many people? 50
 * 2) What are reasons they travel in packs in the desert? 54
 * 3) Did it benefit them to live in a desert? 57
 * 4) Is there a reason for all the people to gather here? 64
 * 5) Why are there bloody or painted hand prints on the wall? 65
 * 6) Why are the people selling perfume to each other that looks like illegal drugs? 83
 * 7) Did it take a very long time to build that great architecture? 84
 * 8) Why is the place empty now? 85
 * 9) Why do they cover their hair? 86-87
 * 10) How is an astrolabe used? 94
 * 11) Why does the observatory have so many useless stairs? 95
 * 12) Why is the woman holding out medicinal herbs even though herbs dont usually do anything? 96
 * 13) Why is there a place that looks the same as the place on pg 50 and 85 but its blue? 99
 * 14) Why is it pointing towards Mecca? 99
 * 15) How did they come up with this design? 99
 * 16) Why are the people wearing red hats? 97
 * 17) How did they come up with arabic numerals? 96
 * 18) Why is the map so cartoony? 95
 * 19) What purpose does the Taj Mahal serve? 92
 * 20) Why does it look like the kids are smoking? 77

=__//**Learning From the Fall of Rome**//__= Cartoon 1: The people all want a job. This is a reference to unemployment, because everyone wants a job, even the rich guy in the back. Cartoon 2: It shows that inflation is making prices go higher and the chef is asking the woman if she has any money left to afford it and he is about to cut her wallet in half which shows that people are losing money fast. All the prices are crossed out except for the per slice one which means she has to pay $6.00 per every slice. The woman is very pale because she is losing money fast. Cartoon 3: This cartoon shows that the president is saying there is no money left and the military guy is very big and he is walking away with all the money and the mom is wondering if there is any money left for schools and the kid is wearing a dunce cap, showing no money goes into schools. This shows military spending because Uncle Sam represents the government and he just gave all the money to Mr. Military Man. Cartoon 4: The president says no new taxes and he is holding out peace signs but his nose is growing like Pinocchio, so it says there isnt going to be peace and he's lying and there will be new taxes all the time.

1. Decline in morals and values People were getting less polite and clean. They wanted to see people die, and they didn't wash their hands. In present U.S, we are getting less polite and less clean, too. We are opening fast food joints, less people are washing hands, and television is getting more and more inappropriate. 2. Public health Rome was using less safe tools and technology. The rich had water brought to them through lead pipes, so they got infected from rust and lead poisoning. They also didn't have a very good way of cleaning up blood, so people got infected because of that. In modern U.S. there are more fatty foods that can make people unhealthy. 3. Political corruption Rome's emperors were becoming more and more worse at leading. They fought among each other, got assassinated, and didn't treat citizens well. In the U.S. politicians are becoming less worthy to rule, too. They fight for power, only to not really fix anything. 4. Unemployment There were many jobs in rome but people were losing them fast because of prices going up, so many people lost their jobs. In the U.S. prices are also going up and people are also losing their jobs. 5. Inflation Gold was becoming less valuable, so prices were going up quickly, so money soon became worthless. The U.S. today is also decreasing the amount money is worth, so prices are going up, so people are losing jobs. 6. Urban decay Since inflation was occurring, places to stay were becoming more expensive, so people stopped building better looking stuff. They instead built cheaper, more dangerous buildings so people wouldnt pay so much for them. In the U.S. building are also becoming less expensive and less fancy. They are starting to seem more run-down than older buildings. 7. Inferior technology Rome wasn't making technology as good as other places, so they started to become more vulnerable to invasions. Today, we are also slightly behind technology-wise. Japan is making much more futuristic things then we are. 8. Military Spendings The emperors mostly focused all the money on the military. This was not good because it was almost all of the money and there was no money for anything else. The U.S. Government today spends a poor person's amount of money in a fraction of a second. 9. Barbarian Invasions The Barbarian invasions were the main cause of the fall of rome. The Goths sacked Rome, destroying it. It is the main reason of the Roman Empire's Fall because Rome was a very powerful city. The U.S. today is fighting off terrorists and people who want to invade us, like Rome was. After a while, Rome was finally overcome by the barbarians.

How long did the sack of Rome take? Did the Romans defend it well? I agree with Kevin, because military spending was also a big cause of Rome's fall. I also agree with Anna because decline in morals and values can spread disease.

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Pearl harbor 5 questions 1. Never leave ships out in the open in Hawaii when there are crazy people that want to bomb us. 2. It shows they are zealous about themselves. 3. It has impacted our lives because many people died during it. 4. I think the Japanese had no reason to bomb us and should have at least done something less if they wanted to start a war for no reason. 5a. Did the Japanese even think about what they were doing, or did they just say "hey, lets bomb some ships!" 5b. Does anyone think this was a good idea to do this, or should the Japanese have thought more about it?

5 higher level questions What was the best period of time in Japan? What was Japan's greatest invention? When did Japan fully gain power? Did Japan build any great wonders? What other cultures did Japan influence?

The Great Wall of China was built to protect China from invaders. It was made from the finest materials around. It was built and rebuilt for over 2000 years, and around 8,000,000 people died while making it. It had slits in the top of the walls, and I think that was so archers could defend through them while not being hit by other arrows. Most of it was built during the Ming dynasty. It is significant to the world because it is one of the Seven Wonders of the World and it has been around for a very long time.

3 doctrines notes
 * Crane is most popular bird
 * Period of disunion:
 * Blending cultures, war starts.
 * Buddhism spread: escape from suffering
 * Government control changed
 * Not good economy
 * Cultures made new arts
 * SUI DYNASTY:
 * Yaing Jian unified china and conquered south
 * Buddhism, confucianism, daoism
 * Grand canal built
 * ^ Major accomplishment
 * TANG DYNASTY:
 * China grew
 * Golden age of china
 * Taizong was important ruler, made programs and laws
 * During Xuan-zong reign, many poets and flourished culture
 * Empress Wu was vicious and only woman ruler
 * BUDDHISM
 * Grew until Tang emperor rioted against, burned books.
 * Blended with confucianism to improve government
 * GREAT economy
 * agriculture advanced
 * surplus food
 * grow cities
 * very rich!
 * INVENTIONS
 * Porcelain first made
 * Woodblock printing easily copy texts
 * Gunpowder in late tang
 * Compass improved
 * Greatest artists/writers
 * Wu Daozi made murals
 * Li Bo, Du Fu wrote poems
 * clay figures made
 * Foot binding show were free from manual labor, banned in 1912
 * Song dynasty 319 years
 * reunified AGAIN
 * great accomplishments
 * agriculture helps
 * Irrigation improvements
 * cotton, teea introduced
 * trade
 * lasted 960-1279
 * Lot of food
 * population grows
 * largest country
 * RELIGION
 * ethics
 * proper behavior
 * government workers in buerocracy
 * civil cervice test
 * spent years studying
 * invented movable type
 * invent paper money
 * lots of literature
 * made porcelain
 * 1279-1368 mongol rule
 * ghengis khan tries to conquer asia
 * kublai khan emporor
 * first time china ruled by foreighners
 * Marco polo serves in kublai court
 * Mongols different
 * didnt force the chinese to adopt religion
 * mongols disrupted grat things
 * many taxes
 * sea trade
 * fell when invading japan
 * got back into chinese rule
 * MING 1368-1644
 * Zhu Yuanzhang led rebellion
 * religion had all three
 * emporor had strong control
 * economy at first stable
 * trade and sea made prosperous economy
 * trade was stopped later and isolation began
 * Ships longer than football feild
 * Forbidden city, 9000 rooms
 * restored great wall
 * most of great wall rebuild in Ming
 * up to 800000000 died while building
 * ming fixed yuan destruction
 * population increased

Kevin's #2 looked like Confucianism because it said to respect elders. Jack's #3 looked like Laozi because it showed someone sitting in the wilderness. Christian's #1 looks like Buddha because it talks about desire and how it clouds your vision. Maria's #3 sounds like Buddha because it says do not suffer unless it is worth suffering for, and Buddha doesn't like suffering.

- 2 people who guesses incorrect: Kevin thought #3 was Buddha because he was alone and sad, so I guess my image wasn't very well thought out. I should have made it seem happier. Jack thought #1 was Laozi because it looked like it had nature in it and it had smooth lines and curves.

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China quotes 1. The Buddha said it because he says suffering and is wrong. This quote means a person can catch themself in their own suffering. 2. Confucius said it because he talks a lot about government and discipline.It means a ruler has to be nice to be respected. 3. Laozi said it because he believes in anti-war and peace and making life simple and easy. This means that good, like water, makes people happy. 4. Buddha said it because his teachings are about fighting desires and hopes. This means that you should destroy all hopes and desires, and know peace. 5. Confucius said it because he teaches about government and rules. This means that the more rules there are, the more there are to break, so more people break them. 6. Confucius said it because he also teaches about respect. This means to be respectful all the time. 7. Laozi said it because he is against war, so we should not cause injuries against ourselves. This means our character and body shouldn't be harmed by war. 8. Buddha said it because he thinks life is suffering, and once you die, you are truly at peace. This means life is good, death is good, heaven is good, but waiting for heaven is hard. 9. Buddha said it because he talks about not owning anything. It means if you don't take anything, you don't lose anything. If you don't do anything, you never ruin anything.

10/27/11 China preview 1. The Sui Dynasty. 2. Te Yuan Dynasty was founded in 1279 by Mongols. 3. Muhammad teaches beliefs of Islam. 4. The Tang Dynasty 5. The Sui Dynasty 6. Because she was mean to people. 7. Afghanistan. 8. To create level land for rice farming. 9. It gave them a cheap and easy way to record data. 10. For guns and explosives. 11. It was easier to handle. 12. Writing. 13. To make sure that government officials were not chosen by ability. 14. By copying Confucius's work on the inside of their robes. 15. Europe 16. They grew them in special containers. 17. It was very shiny and had a lot of stuff.

10/26/11 What I know about China They have a grat wall built to keep out invaders. One of the emperors made thousands of terra cotta statues to guard his grave. I remember reading something about how someone invaded someone and burned a lot of books.

Patrick Top 3 projects 1: Bria's GoAnimate skit "Mayan Dialogue" because it uses a GoAnimate skit with smart phones. 2: Cole's GoAnimate "Inca's" because it puts it in the form of an interview. 3: Abby's project "Mayan Civilization" because it had a good use of having school as a topic.

Patrick

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Hello and, again, welcome to Patarion, an environment full of rich soil, great food, and many different terrains and islands. The capital is Terraria, where we get our food, water, and weapons. Feel free to explore the Dungeon, but ask someone to give you a tour, because we can't go too far down. There are many wonderful montains and lakes throughout Patarion. There are also the wonderful islands, such as City 17 and Aperture. There is also Ravenholm. We don't go to Ravenholm, though. It's corrupted. You can also visit the Ocean, a beautiful place with a long pier stretching out all the way to City 17. You can visit Aperture by jumping through the purple and black checkered portal. Our class system is very small. There is the Combine, protecters of City 17 (not really, we all hate them.), and there are the Terrarians, peaceful people who chop slimes in half with lightsabers (it's not their fault, the slimes try to kill them). We have recently created a molten pickaxe, capable of mining anything. If you want to practice religion, you can, as long as you do it in a house that you build. There is also gueranteed safety for just 50 copper coins! We hope you have a nice stay, and thereis no dangerous equipment malfunctions. Goodbye!