Lovers Went From Love To Death
(By Chango)
Romeo and Juliet two different persons from different families that don't like each other the Capulets and Montagues in Verona city. Romeo and Juliet tragedy began in a party that took place in the Capulet's house in 20012. Where Romeo and Juliet fall in love but, their families rancor never let them be together so they got marry without telling their parents but there was a confusion and Romeo end up knowing that Juliet was death so he went back to her and he shoot himself and then Juliet woke up and saw him death so she shoot herself. how this happen? we don't know.
Romeo's profile
Romeo was part of the Capulets family he was intelligent, handsome, and sensitive but, he also was impulsive,and immature. Romeo's best friend was Mercutio and he make him believe in love again because he got his heart broke by Rosaline. Romeo was in the middle of fights between his family and the Montagues but he fall in love with his enemy's daughter Juliet.
Juliet's profile
Juliet was a beautiful thirteen-year-old girl. Daughter of Montague and Lady Montague since she was a teenager she fall in love with Romeo his family enemy And because Juliet was a teenager Juliet took the quick decision to marry Romeo. her best Friend was the nurse and she help Juliet to be with Romeo.
Statement from Lord Capulet
I shouldn't allow Romeo to be in my party Romeo kill my cousin Tybalt and now because of him my daughter took her life away the Capulets should be punish for this they must go to jail for letting their son do this to my little girl.
statement from Balthasar
Romeo was a good person to die this way and I think that all this is Juliet's fall since the start I didn't like Juliet because after Romeo meet her Romeo was only taking about her I think Juliet gave something to Romeo something that made Romeo fall in love with her.
Consequences
The president is very angry with the things that happen in Verona city and now he is going to make the Montagues and Capulets pay for the liefs of Romeo and Juliet by making then live in the same house and whoever starts a problem or fight will go to jail for the rest of their liefs.
Thursday, May 28, 2009
Monday, March 30, 2009
SI SE PUEDE
1. What country was Cesar Chavez a citizen of? Where was he born? He was a citizen of the United States. He was born in Yuma, Arizona.
2. Why did Cesar Chavez and his family become migrant workers? Cesar Chavez and his family became migrant farm workers after losing their farm in the Great Depression.
3. How many schools did Cesar Chavez attend before he dropped out of school in the 8th grade? What did he do after he dropped out? Cesar Chavez attended more than 30 elementary and middle schools. After that Cesar joined the US Navy in 1946. And served in the Western Pacific in the aftermath of World War II. when he came back he got marry to Helen Favela and had eight children.
4. What was the CSO, and what kind of work did Chavez do for them? Why did he quit the CSO in 1962? The CSO was organization that helped it members with immigration problems and tax problems. It also taught them how to deal with police violence and discrimination. Cesar Chavez was the president of the CSO. He quit because he had a new organization the NFWA.
5. Using your own knowledge of history and the civil rights movement, what do you think Cesar Chavez, Mahatma Gandhi, and Martin Luther King, Jr. all had in common? What sort of tactics or demonstrations did they believe worked best in fighting injustice? They wanted rights for people and if they had problems they did not quit. they worked on having dignity for people who were marginalized by society.
6. Who were "braceros" and why were did landowners favor hiring "braceros" over other workers? Braceros were people who work longer days for less money and would tolerate the working conditions.
7. Other than Latinos, what other ethnic group helped achieve equality for minority farm workers? Mexicans and Filipinos
8. What crop did the UFWA help organize a boycott of in the 1960s? Was the boycott successful? The boycott provided workers with significant benefits and producers were forced to sing contracts. The UFWA help all the workers that work in bad conditions.
9. What famous leaders does the grandpa mention in his story? Why was Cesar Chavez so important to him? John Kennedy, Martin Luther King Jr.
10. How did the grandpa and his grandchild celebrate Cesar Chavez's birthday? They celebrate his birthday by remembering what did he do and all his goals and what he change.
11. What was el cortito? What happened to farm workers who used this tool all of their lives? When was it outlawed? El cortito was a twenty-four inches long hoe that was used by workers they use to bend and stoop all day long. Workers that use it for long time had back injuries.
12. What kind of a legacy did Cesar Chavez leave behind? Are there any holidays, monuments, or schools named after him? The legacy he leave was equal rights for all the people and people do remember him.
1. What country was Cesar Chavez a citizen of? Where was he born? He was a citizen of the United States. He was born in Yuma, Arizona.
2. Why did Cesar Chavez and his family become migrant workers? Cesar Chavez and his family became migrant farm workers after losing their farm in the Great Depression.
3. How many schools did Cesar Chavez attend before he dropped out of school in the 8th grade? What did he do after he dropped out? Cesar Chavez attended more than 30 elementary and middle schools. After that Cesar joined the US Navy in 1946. And served in the Western Pacific in the aftermath of World War II. when he came back he got marry to Helen Favela and had eight children.
4. What was the CSO, and what kind of work did Chavez do for them? Why did he quit the CSO in 1962? The CSO was organization that helped it members with immigration problems and tax problems. It also taught them how to deal with police violence and discrimination. Cesar Chavez was the president of the CSO. He quit because he had a new organization the NFWA.
5. Using your own knowledge of history and the civil rights movement, what do you think Cesar Chavez, Mahatma Gandhi, and Martin Luther King, Jr. all had in common? What sort of tactics or demonstrations did they believe worked best in fighting injustice? They wanted rights for people and if they had problems they did not quit. they worked on having dignity for people who were marginalized by society.
6. Who were "braceros" and why were did landowners favor hiring "braceros" over other workers? Braceros were people who work longer days for less money and would tolerate the working conditions.
7. Other than Latinos, what other ethnic group helped achieve equality for minority farm workers? Mexicans and Filipinos
8. What crop did the UFWA help organize a boycott of in the 1960s? Was the boycott successful? The boycott provided workers with significant benefits and producers were forced to sing contracts. The UFWA help all the workers that work in bad conditions.
9. What famous leaders does the grandpa mention in his story? Why was Cesar Chavez so important to him? John Kennedy, Martin Luther King Jr.
10. How did the grandpa and his grandchild celebrate Cesar Chavez's birthday? They celebrate his birthday by remembering what did he do and all his goals and what he change.
11. What was el cortito? What happened to farm workers who used this tool all of their lives? When was it outlawed? El cortito was a twenty-four inches long hoe that was used by workers they use to bend and stoop all day long. Workers that use it for long time had back injuries.
12. What kind of a legacy did Cesar Chavez leave behind? Are there any holidays, monuments, or schools named after him? The legacy he leave was equal rights for all the people and people do remember him.
Thursday, March 12, 2009
1a. George thought that Curley was gonging to make Lennie suffer. If they run away Curley was going to follow them and until he get them. If they scape from Curley and they go work some where else Lennie may keep on getting in trouble and also George.
1b. I think that it was the best thing to do because Lennie was mentally ill and he was going to keep getting in trouble. Lennie may keep on killing people by accident. still they could run away and live some where else away from people.
2a. the father euthanized his daughter because he says that was the daughter wish. Before been in a vegetative state she says that she prefers to die than to live artificially. I think that if it was the daughter's wish he had to do it or may be wait more years to see if she gets back to life.
2b. I agree because it was the daughter's wish and maybe she will never get back to life. I also don't agree because what if she comes back to life and the father kills her. The father had to wait more time.
3a. I think that Mr. Lupoe was paranoid because he lost his job. Mr. Lupoe had five kids and a wife and he needed the money to feed his kids and wife. What I am going to do without money? how will I feed my family? who is going to help me? how will I pay the bills?
3b. I think that there's another way to support your children without having money. You could tell them not to give up and chase your dream and one day you be able to succeed in life.still you need money to eat, pay bills, and other things your family needs.
4. I think that euthanasia is good and bad because if you have a person living artificially and you know this person will never get back to life it's OK to do it. but in the case of a person been alive is not good for example Lennie. I think that euthanasia is wrong in a person of a good health I think that it should be only use if the person is extremely sick but that is the only case it should be use. I think that euthanasia should be illegal and only a judge and the family members had the right to decide to use or not to use it.
1b. I think that it was the best thing to do because Lennie was mentally ill and he was going to keep getting in trouble. Lennie may keep on killing people by accident. still they could run away and live some where else away from people.
2a. the father euthanized his daughter because he says that was the daughter wish. Before been in a vegetative state she says that she prefers to die than to live artificially. I think that if it was the daughter's wish he had to do it or may be wait more years to see if she gets back to life.
2b. I agree because it was the daughter's wish and maybe she will never get back to life. I also don't agree because what if she comes back to life and the father kills her. The father had to wait more time.
3a. I think that Mr. Lupoe was paranoid because he lost his job. Mr. Lupoe had five kids and a wife and he needed the money to feed his kids and wife. What I am going to do without money? how will I feed my family? who is going to help me? how will I pay the bills?
3b. I think that there's another way to support your children without having money. You could tell them not to give up and chase your dream and one day you be able to succeed in life.still you need money to eat, pay bills, and other things your family needs.
4. I think that euthanasia is good and bad because if you have a person living artificially and you know this person will never get back to life it's OK to do it. but in the case of a person been alive is not good for example Lennie. I think that euthanasia is wrong in a person of a good health I think that it should be only use if the person is extremely sick but that is the only case it should be use. I think that euthanasia should be illegal and only a judge and the family members had the right to decide to use or not to use it.
Monday, March 2, 2009
1. I think that it is OK because George is not always going to be next to Lennie when he gets in a fight so Lennie has to learn to defend himself from other people. I think that was the best decision George made. I don't think theres other solution because if Lennie gets in a fight he would not know how to react and people will hurt him
2. I think that is true because Lennie does not want to get in trouble but because of he forgets the things George told him to do. Another thing that gets Lennie in trouble is that he is big and Curley does't like tall people and Curley gets him into problems. Other thing that gets Lennie into trouble is that he acts like a kid.
3. I don't think that workers will respect Curley without showing aggressive and his power. This is why workers are scare of him because he is the boss's son, and workers don't like him.
4. I don't think is OK because she is married. She may get in trouble with Curley and Slim may also get in problems. stil she is the only girl in the farm and she does what ever she wants and Curley will not know about it.
2. I think that is true because Lennie does not want to get in trouble but because of he forgets the things George told him to do. Another thing that gets Lennie in trouble is that he is big and Curley does't like tall people and Curley gets him into problems. Other thing that gets Lennie into trouble is that he acts like a kid.
3. I don't think that workers will respect Curley without showing aggressive and his power. This is why workers are scare of him because he is the boss's son, and workers don't like him.
4. I don't think is OK because she is married. She may get in trouble with Curley and Slim may also get in problems. stil she is the only girl in the farm and she does what ever she wants and Curley will not know about it.
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