Facts About Immigrant Women Working in the U.S. Food Industry

i learned that most women were among the most vulnerable workers in our society and that there  are an estimated 4.1 million undocumented women in the U.S.  addition 4 million U.S. born children  citizens by birthright  live in a household with at least one undocumented parent. and that workers would raise the U.S. gross domestic product by $1.5 trillion over a decade. and that According to the U.S. Department of Labor, farmworkers suffer from higher rates of toxic chemical injuries and skin disorders than any other workers in the country. also that Farmworkers are not covered by workers’ compensation laws in many states.

vocab paragraph

they amplicate me in a crime wich i did not commite. they used hypothesis in my investegation to find out if i was relly invoved.

 

under the same moon

1. What countries did they come from?  italy ireland


2. Why did they come to America ? they want to have a job. for a better life for thier children

3. Were they welcome here? EXPLAIN they were not allowed in america beacuse they were races and they would fight for who came first.

4. What did they do when they arrived? Where did they live? Jobs? Housing? they wouuld look for jobs and they would live in people basements and they would work in slater houses and the girls would sew bottoms on shirts and sweaters.

Jewish Resistance

Jews were the nazis primary victims they  resisted nazi oppression in a variety of ways both collectithey joined Soviet partisan units or formed separate partisan units to harass the German occupiers. and as individuals Thousands of young Jews resisted by escaping from the ghettos into the forests. Jewish prisoners rose against their guards at three killing centers. such as Jewish council chairman Moshe Jaffe in Minsk, resisted by refusing to comply when the Germans ordered him to hand over Jews for deportation in July 1942.

two things that shocked me is that Jewish resistance have survived the Holocaust, documents and testimony show that resistance was not as uncommon as is evident and that Jewish resistance leading up to and lasting throughout the Holocaust included a multitude of different social responses by those oppressed

week 8 vocab

Emerge- Move out of or away from something and come into view.

 Ex. The sun emerged from behind the clouds and the rain and made a rainbow.
Hypothesis - A supposition or proposed explanation made on the basis of limited evidence as a starting point for further investigation.

 Ex. Juan’s hypothesis concerning the cause of the accident was that the driver was distracted by texting.

 Implicate -Show (someone) to be involved in a crime: "police implicated him in more killings".
 Ex. Smoking has been implicated to cause premature death.

"Beyond Hitler's Reach."

They were the fortunate few, Jewish children who threaded the needle of
Nazi regulations and American reluctance, finding refuge in the United
States. All they had to sacrifice was their childhoods.

They are painful memories, and Weiss at first had no interest in reliving
them in . Slowly he changed his mind. He wondered whether his
experience was really that different. He wondered how others had moved on
from theirs. Maybe everyone else wondered, too, he thought. Maybe, despite
the decades spent forging an identity, they all still had blanks to fill
in.

One Thousand Children

One Thousand Children effort was to help Jewish children leave Nazi occupied areas.  the Kindertransport, which was sponsored by the British government the American One Thousand Children project was undertaken by private individuals and organizations. Consequently, fewer children were able to leave Germany. the United States had some of the most restrictive immigration laws in the world.

Week 5 Vocabulary

1. Civil.- Of or relating to ordinary citizens and their concerns, as distinct from military or ecclesiastical matters.

ex.Ex. Tom and Jane were married in a civil ceremony because they were not religious.

2. Debate - A formal discussion on a particular topic in a public meeting or legislative assembly, in which opposing arguments are put forward.

.Ex. There has been very little public debate about teenager's rights in the Classroom.

3.Confer - Have discussions; exchange opinions

ex.Ex. In court, Frank leaned over and conferred with his attorney about a statement the witness said.

Kite Running

1. What is kite running? what do they do ? what are the roles of each person called ?
Kite-running is a two-person affair, with one person called the “charka gir” and
the other called the “gudiparan baz.” The charka gir is in charge of the holding
the wooden kite spool, around which the wire, or “tar” is wound. The second
person, called the “gudiparan baz” actually is in control of the movement of the
kite in the air.


2. What is the history of kite running in Afghanistan? How long? Importance?
Kite-running (Gudiparan Bazi) has been a favorite pastime in Afghanistan for
the last 100 years and its importent because its one of there hobbies in afgan  .



3. Kite running was not allowed during Taliban rule. Why do you think this is?

because of the pakistan it was against all thought because of the war and stuff .

.4 What signifance does kite running play in the movie, The Kite Runner? What does it help teach us about the characters?


that how sad it is down there and learning about there cultures .

week 5

sentences!!!

Adequate. adequate supervision during swimming, possibly on a one to one basis, is essential. adequate to prevent deficiency is clearly indicated.

annual. annual subscription for each journal appears to include free access to the on line version. annual public health report.

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week 5 grades

Are you satisfied with this grade no


Why is this the grade you are earning beacuse i never checked my edmodo and beacuse i dont do my work in somedays and also beacuse mostly of the time iam always late to school not good not good!!!


How many missing assignments do you have 20

but over all i will improved myself that i can do it and that i will do what it takes to bring up my grades starting by being early to school.

aliban Rule in Afghanistan

1. What is the Taliban?
is an Islamist militia group that ruled large parts of Afghanistan

2. During what time did they control Afghanistan?
from 1996 until 2001

3.What guided Taliban rule (philosophy/religion)? List two laws that they enforced.
-men were orderd to grow beards and they would hurt them if they didnt

4. What was the set of laws called that the Taliban regime used? List two prohobitions they had (things they people weren't allowed to eat/drink/etc.
-taliban created a government agency. called the ministry for ordering what is right and forbidding what is wrong. to enforce its fundamental rules of behavior taliban leaders banned music, shut down cinemas and burned films, and buldozed bottles and cans of alchohol

5.What event made the US get involved with the Taliban?
.9/11

6.In 1-2 sentences, describe the treatment of women under Taliban rule.
women were told to cover themselfs from head to toe in brukas. improperly dressed women were beaten

week 4 vocab

Adequate.
Synonyms - enough, satisfactory, sufficient



this is a adequate lighting ladder for the house.

Annual .
Synonyms - yearly, year-long


this CD was the annual CD of the year.

Attribute

Nouns - aspect, quality, trait

 

 

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