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Shakespeare was born on April 23, 1564 in Stratford on
Abon, England

His dad was a farmer (john Shakespeare)

Was a wool merchant, pounced gloves, money lender, etc. became

Lord Mara Stratford

Mary Arden was from an ancient family went back to aglow Saxons even before the
Norman

.

Shakespeare attended the pity school

Kids only attended school until 14 or 15

HAMLET

To be or not to be that is the question

Most popular play

1599-1601 (1603) printed copy and unauthorized

Lines were very different in the bad quarto

Hamlet is Shakespeare’s most preformed play

Bigger role than any other Shakespeare play.

Hamlet” searchg for justice

Shakespeare’s inspiration for dark lady sonnets

Global need for cheap labor made Europeans believe that enslaved

African Americans or the profits made from A. A

Would help their ever growing economy

Queen Elizabeth 111 started and exhibition to
Africa to engage in a British act

Locals believed that the “dark lady” was an enslaved African American woman

An African woman in
London might have been a candidate

The first poem

Venus and Adonis was Shakespeare’s play.

It was written near the time of the black plague and some

Believed he wrote it because he needed money

The poem explained about two characters who were ‘

In love and eventually Adonis was killed by a boar while hunting

Adonis hated Venus but Venus LOVED Adonis

The poem dedicated to Henrie V’Vriothefley (upper class)

Shakespeare early years

Small town writer

First daughter Susanna 1583 ( led to marriage)

1585 had twins Hamlet and Judith

Shakespeare was 18 Anne was 26

School teacher, lawyer, many foggy beliefs

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Fredrick Douglas’s book relates to the “child labor in Kyrgyz coal mines” because both stories are about hard labor and families struggling. They both are also about children attempting dangerous activities. For example, the children at the Kyrgyz mines are around dangerous tools like a sledge hammer and other dangerous tolls used in mining. On the plantation the African Americans the children have to pick the needle-like buds from the cotton. They also face the risk of many diseases from poisonous spiders and bugs when working in the corn fields. As you may have noticed, both stories are very alike and one difference is Fredrick Douglas’s story was over 200 years ago but child labor is now, in the present.

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Imagine this; you and your family are sitting together in your den, when you hear a sound…. POP! You all jump and hastily look out of your window, come to find out, one of your neighbors has been shot. Unfortunately, they don’t stop with just your neighbor, but men, women, teachers, friends, sisters, brothers, everyone. Suddenly, your world has become a dystopia and is crashing all around you, where nothing is safe anymore. In the eyes of an innocent child, their country, their home is a death valley, an open abyss, and home will never be the same again.          

This may seem like a scary introduction, but in
Darfur, millions of lives are taken every single day. Lives are taken from men, women, and even children younger then the age of two. Families are broken apart and strangers are forced to live together and share supplies (which are scarce) just for their very survival.         

 Children of all ages have to run up to three thousand meters to reach a water well which may yield little or no results, and risk there lives getting food, blankets, and supplies. Women face the risk of being raped and having their children and families taken from them. Children could get raped, murdered, kidnapped or have their parents and siblings taken away from them. Men are tortured for information on the whereabouts of their families. One man was hung upside down and had chili powder sprinkled in his eyes when asked about where the Darfurians were hiding. The Janjaweed slither along the coasts of Chad and the once populated
Darfur waiting for a innocent passerby to prey on. Anyone passing by is eligible for the Janjaweed’s next victim.         

There is hope. Schools nationwide are doing various things to help Darfur. For example Darfur call in, Darfur wiki, and many other things to help save the innocent people in
Darfur!

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If I got the chance to sit down with a kid my age in Chad, I would tell them that Maryland is doing whatever we can to help save the people in darfur and I would tell them that there is help in raising awareness. I would also tell them that its all going to be okay.

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Darfur, a region in
West Sudan, has been recently under attack and they need our help. A group of bandits by the name of John Juid has been terrorizing the western regions of
Sudan. They shoot from above they shoot from yards away taking the lives of men, women, and worst of all innocent little children. The USA is doing absolutely nothing to help save Darfur the last issued report was August 2004 it is now 2008.However, more and more people are finding out about
Darfur to see what they can do to help. In the past few months, the people of
Darfur have been sending numerous complaints to the Sudani Government and they keep ignoring them. So please help us save
Darfur from this crisis!

         International Darfur blog day is on March 6^th 2008 Be there or be square!!

         Visit www.manyvoicesdarfur.blogspot.com to check out the blog

         And www.stopgenocide.wikispaces.com for the wiki

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If you are not aware, Darfur, a region in
Sudan, is being attacked by Janjaweed which is a group of criminals put together by the Sudanese government. Women and children face the risk of rape and abused or even killed everyday, when they forage for water some five thousand or so miles away from their camps, Men especially face being killed or tortured for information about whereabouts of their family and friends. I am not a scientist but I do know that water is essential for human life, and if water is scarce so is your energy, and if your having to run from Janjaweed, this can be a very scary thing.        The Darfurians send letters to their government asking them to help but they ignore every single one of their complaints because they sent the Janjaweed to
Darfur! This dispute started with Darfur selling the oil to
China and not giving any to the government. The Sudani government now is torturing
Darfur for this in the most inhumane way….. war.       

Please help us help us in our fight to save
Darfur.

Visit Darfur’s wiki to see what you can do to help!

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My favorite blog post from this year was the darfur awareness blog because I got to tell the world about what were doing in class to help save Darfur !

My opinion on using blogs is fun it’s kind of a hassle to have to keep up with them but it’s better than writing.

From the beggining to the end it has definitly gotten better but like I said it’s a little tough keeping up with it

One thing I do well would probably be writing reports on something.
I definitly need to work on sentence fluency

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Darfur, a region in West Sudan, has been recently under attack and they need our help. A group of bandits by the name of John Juid has been terrorizing the western regions of Sudan. They shoot from above they shoot from yards away taking the lives of men, women, and worst of all innocent little children. The USA is doing absolutely nothing to help save Darfur the last issued report was August 2004 it is now 2008.However, more and more people are finding out about Darfur to see what they can do to help. In the past few months, the people of Darfur have been sending numerous complaints to the Sudani Government and they keep ignoring them. So please help us save Darfur from this crisis!
International Darfur blog day is on March 6th 2008 Be there or be square!!
Visit www.manyvoicesdarfur.blogspot.com to check out the blog
And www.stopgenocide.wikispaces.com for the wiki

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Penguins recently came to a san fransico zoo and totally riled it up. The penguins have been swimming nonstop since the ohio penguins arrived.They go around and around the swimming pool and the zookeepers have to make an effort to feed them. Before the other birds came the san fransico peguins were the lazyiest peguins ever!

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