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<p>DanielleR.: New page: DanielleR- done 1.Justinian was probably my favorite Roman Emperor (eastern half) because he created the Justinian Code that was used for over 900 years and proved very effective. 2.Th...</p> <hr /> <div>DanielleR- done<br /> <br /> 1.Justinian was probably my favorite Roman Emperor (eastern half) because he created the Justinian Code that was used for over 900 years and proved very effective. <br /> <br /> 2.The Republic (509-27 BC ) had no emperor and had much less corruption because the plebeians were in power. And the Roman Empire (27 BC – AD 476) had emperors, giving one person all the power- a recipe for disaster. <br /> <br /> 3.The Empire in the East had much less attacks and lasted a lot longer than the West did. <br /> <br /> 4.Latin is a powerful language. Although it is not as complete as languages today, it gave its people influence with their words. It also united Rome in such a way that they were difficult to defeat- giving Rome much power. <br /> <br /> 5.Pax Romana was the time of peace for Rome (27 BC – AD 180) when the ‘Five Good Emperors’ ruled. <br /> <br /> 6.We are currently in an economic crisis, which is similar to Rome’s economy before declining, and we have put the corrupt in power (like our President appointing people in power who get our tax money, but don’t pay theirs). Rome had tax collectors that overcharged its citizens and kept the money for itself- again, I’m seeing a similarity. <br /> <br /> 7.(a) Everything, if discussed thoroughly, can either lead towards God or the Devil (in a Christians case anyway). I think that saying everything can be put under the two categories of paving the way or obstructing it, is a little too broad. I would heartily agree that God sent Jesus at the absolute perfect time- culture, language, and religion-wise, but to say that the invention of something as small as, let’s say, a spoon- I don’t think that it would make that huge of an impact.</div>

DanielleR. https://conservapedia.com/index.php?title=American_History_Homework_Twelve_Answers_-_Student_22&diff=585874 2008-12-14T00:55:12Z

<p>DanielleR.: </p> <hr /> <div>DanielleR. <br /> <br /> 1.'''Who were the main protagonists in the &quot;Cold War&quot;, and what was the period of this &quot;war&quot;?''' The Soviet Union and the United States of America and it lasted from 1945-1991. <br /> <br /> 2.'''Identify the two wars that caused over 50,000 American deaths which occurred between 1945 and 1980, and briefly state your view of the American role in those wars. Do you agree with our acceptance of the outcomes?''' The Vietnam War and the Korean War. I do think that our interference in these wars was acceptable because we were protecting the underdogs and fighting against communism and that we waited to be provoked for the most part. I enjoyed the military techniques in these wars. The outcomes were not favorable, but there really was no favorable outcome. <br /> <br /> 3.'''Pick an aspect of the Civil Rights Movement that impressed you most, and explain why.'''I think that Rosa Parks by simply sitting in the front of the bus, quietly defying segregation laws and causing uproar, protest and ultimately ending segregation on buses is my favorite part of the Civil Right movement. Although this part of the Civil Rights movement is very well-known, it is still a favorite of mine. <br /> <br /> 4.'''Your view of the ERA, please. '''The ERA could’ve been perhaps the worst blunder of our federal government and country. Although it may sound nice and simple, it could way too easily get out of hand. Soon women will be drafted and divorce rates will most likely get even higher because the house will not have a ‘head’ any more, the power will have to be equally shared. The ERA goes directly against the Bible without it seeming that way. If women can marry men, then so can men, and vice versa. This amendment indirectly adds the gay marriage amendment to the Constitution without it having to be ratified, along with many, many other horrible clauses. <br /> <br /> 5.'''What do you like best about the 80th Congress? Explain.''' Cutting taxes was probably the best part of the 80th Congress because it gave the people and the economy the breathing room that it needs today. <br /> <br /> 6.'''Who do you think was the most important person between 1945 and 1980 in American history, and why?''' Even though there are way too many to name, in direct relation to the Bible and the principles we have as conservatives and Christians, I think that Phyllis Schlafly and the women from the STOP ERA probably played the most important role during this time period. As stated before, only God knows what kind of chaos could’ve happened during that time without divine intervention. <br /> <br /> 7.'''&quot;Over time, conservative principles and values tend to gain broader acceptance by the American people.&quot; Do you agree with respect to 1945 through 1980, or 1980 through today (take your pick)? Explain.''' I think that the quote can be used even more accurately for 1980 to the present because back then, most people had conservative values but really didn’t have a fire for it. Now the conservatives are picking up power and opposition which is a main part of being great- standing in the face of opposition. Oh, and we have homeschooling :).</div>

DanielleR. https://conservapedia.com/index.php?title=American_History_Homework_Twelve_Answers_-_Student_22&diff=585872 2008-12-14T00:53:54Z

<p>DanielleR.: New page: DanielleR. 1.'''Bold text'''Who were the main protagonists in the &quot;Cold War&quot;, and what was the period of this &quot;war&quot;?'''Bold text''' The Soviet Union and the United States of America and ...</p> <hr /> <div>DanielleR. <br /> <br /> 1.'''Bold text'''Who were the main protagonists in the &quot;Cold War&quot;, and what was the period of this &quot;war&quot;?'''Bold text''' The Soviet Union and the United States of America and it lasted from 1945-1991. <br /> <br /> 2.'''Bold text'''Identify the two wars that caused over 50,000 American deaths which occurred between 1945 and 1980, and briefly state your view of the American role in those wars. Do you agree with our acceptance of the outcomes?'''Bold text''' The Vietnam War and the Korean War. I do think that our interference in these wars was acceptable because we were protecting the underdogs and fighting against communism and that we waited to be provoked for the most part. I enjoyed the military techniques in these wars. The outcomes were not favorable, but there really was no favorable outcome. <br /> <br /> 3.'''Bold text'''Pick an aspect of the Civil Rights Movement that impressed you most, and explain why.'''Bold text'''I think that Rosa Parks by simply sitting in the front of the bus, quietly defying segregation laws and causing uproar, protest and ultimately ending segregation on buses is my favorite part of the Civil Right movement. Although this part of the Civil Rights movement is very well-known, it is still a favorite of mine. <br /> <br /> 4.'''Bold text'''Your view of the ERA, please. '''Bold text'''The ERA could’ve been perhaps the worst blunder of our federal government and country. Although it may sound nice and simple, it could way too easily get out of hand. Soon women will be drafted and divorce rates will most likely get even higher because the house will not have a ‘head’ any more, the power will have to be equally shared. The ERA goes directly against the Bible without it seeming that way. If women can marry men, then so can men, and vice versa. This amendment indirectly adds the gay marriage amendment to the Constitution without it having to be ratified, along with many, many other horrible clauses. <br /> <br /> 5.'''Bold text'''What do you like best about the 80th Congress? Explain.'''Bold text''' Cutting taxes was probably the best part of the 80th Congress because it gave the people and the economy the breathing room that it needs today. <br /> <br /> 6.'''Bold text'''Who do you think was the most important person between 1945 and 1980 in American history, and why?'''Bold text''' Even though there are way too many to name, in direct relation to the Bible and the principles we have as conservatives and Christians, I think that Phyllis Schlafly and the women from the STOP ERA probably played the most important role during this time period. As stated before, only God knows what kind of chaos could’ve happened during that time without divine intervention. <br /> <br /> 7.'''Bold text'''&quot;Over time, conservative principles and values tend to gain broader acceptance by the American people.&quot; Do you agree with respect to 1945 through 1980, or 1980 through today (take your pick)? Explain.'''Bold text''' I think that the quote can be used even more accurately for 1980 to the present because back then, most people had conservative values but really didn’t have a fire for it. Now the conservatives are picking up power and opposition which is a main part of being great- standing in the face of opposition. Oh, and we have homeschooling :).</div>

DanielleR. https://conservapedia.com/index.php?title=American_History_Homework_Nine_Answers_-_Student_Eleven&diff=555981 2008-11-13T04:01:52Z

<p>DanielleR.: New page: DanielleR '''1.In your opinion, the 2008 election that concluded on Tuesday is most similar to which election in history, and why?''' I think that though the election of 2008 was similar...</p> <hr /> <div>DanielleR<br /> <br /> '''1.In your opinion, the 2008 election that concluded on Tuesday is most similar to which election in history, and why?''' <br /> I think that though the election of 2008 was similar to Jackson’s election in 1829 because of the corrupt bargains, but I think it was also similar to the Lincoln-Douglas election because Lincoln had to disguise himself on the way to his inauguration because there were so many people in the South who wanted to kill him if he won and now Obama and his family are being threatened. <br /> <br /> <br /> '''2.Imperialism: a good or bad thing?''' <br /> I think that imperialism has its positives and negatives. It can be used irresponsibly and illegitimately and the country’s only excuse is ‘because we can’ but it also can be a positive thing. If a big country is picking on a smaller, less powerful country, a larger country’s duty is to step in and ‘speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves’ (Proverbs 31:8-9) like we did for Cuba and the Philippines. <br /> <br /> <br /> '''3.Your thoughts on the progressive movement, please.'''<br /> One thing that stuck out to me in the list of the progressive movement’s goals was ‘anti-war’. Although this sounds good, I don’t think that it can be practical for a big government like America. We had to fight for our freedom and independence- it wasn’t just handed to us! And sometimes we had to stick up for countries that were being ‘picked on’ and our friends. God led the Israelites into war in His name. Being ‘anti-war’ doesn’t solve much of anything and leaves the country vulnerable and disjointed. <br /> <br /> <br /> '''4.Please explain the cartoon in the Minnesota Tribune, having the caption at top, &quot;WHAT WILL HE DO!&quot; and the caption at the bottom, &quot;The eyes of the world are upon him.&quot; Include your description of the point of view of the cartoonist.'''<br /> In the picture, McKinley is drawn holding a Filipino child in his hand near a cliff. I believe that the cartoonist believed that McKinley would give the Philippines back to Spain’s control (the abyss) because McKinley is shown going towards the cliff- not away from it.</div>

DanielleR. https://conservapedia.com/index.php?title=American_History_Homework_Seven_Answers_-_Student_Seventeen&diff=545831 2008-10-31T01:32:44Z

<p>DanielleR.: </p> <hr /> <div>DanielleR.<br /> <br /> 1.‘The Gilded Age’, named that by Samuel Clemens, was the period during the late 1800’s where everything appeared to be golden and shiny, but underneath its surface it was full of corruption and greed. <br /> <br /> 2.I like Thomas Edison because despite everything he had going against him, being mostly deaf and deemed an idiot, he became one of the most influential men in the world. I think that if he hadn’t been homeschooled, his teacher would’ve ignored him because she thought he was dumb and he would’ve been discouraged. Putting Edison in public school would’ve been more of a handicap than being mostly deaf. <br /> <br /> 3.To Americans the frontier was land to acquire and inhabit. They were free to work it, produce food, and provide for their family. <br /> <br /> 4.I think that the freedom and choices America offers is the perfect environment for inventors to thrive in. They had nothing holding them back except their imagination. <br /> <br /> 5.I think that political cartoons are an extremely important part of history. They stick with you more than words. They allow people to express their opinions in a way that grasps the reader without them feeling like they’re trying to be persuaded. One of the most famous and influential political cartoon is Uncle Sam’s ‘I want you’ picture. This is still extremely popular today. <br /> <br /> 6.Other than obviously Edison, Rockefeller made oil a big business and is still a hot topic today in the current election. <br /> <br /> 7.The cartoon depicts Uncle Sam on a horse sinking in the quicksand of gold. The cartoonist puts prosperity far away where Sam is trying to go, but has to get past all the bimetallism and controversy to get there. The cartoonist obviously does not see the use of gold as a way to success and prosperity. <br /> <br /> <br /> H3. '''Debate: Do you support a &quot;spoils system&quot; or a &quot;civil service system&quot;?'''<br /> Although nothing can be 100% perfect because we’re only human, I think that a civil service system would probably work better than the spoils system. If a president wins the election and puts all the men in office that agree with his point of view, than he has more power. Power is never good in human hands. <br /> <br /> H4. No, I do not support unions. In a union, it doesn’t matter how hard you work or how much you accomplish, unions just say that you aren’t being paid enough for it. This discourages working hard to earn your raise because you can be lazy and still get paid well for it. <br /> <br /> H5. My view of his speech was that it was extremely well written, but contained ideas that are not what America needs. He was speaking what Americans wanted to hear and on his own passion. It sounded good, but needed to be useful and applicable to actually be good.</div>

DanielleR. https://conservapedia.com/index.php?title=American_History_Homework_Seven_Answers_-_Student_Seventeen&diff=545830 2008-10-31T01:32:21Z

<p>DanielleR.: New page: 1.‘The Gilded Age’, named that by Samuel Clemens, was the period during the late 1800’s where everything appeared to be golden and shiny, but underneath its surface it was full of co...</p> <hr /> <div>1.‘The Gilded Age’, named that by Samuel Clemens, was the period during the late 1800’s where everything appeared to be golden and shiny, but underneath its surface it was full of corruption and greed. <br /> <br /> 2.I like Thomas Edison because despite everything he had going against him, being mostly deaf and deemed an idiot, he became one of the most influential men in the world. I think that if he hadn’t been homeschooled, his teacher would’ve ignored him because she thought he was dumb and he would’ve been discouraged. Putting Edison in public school would’ve been more of a handicap than being mostly deaf. <br /> <br /> 3.To Americans the frontier was land to acquire and inhabit. They were free to work it, produce food, and provide for their family. <br /> <br /> 4.I think that the freedom and choices America offers is the perfect environment for inventors to thrive in. They had nothing holding them back except their imagination. <br /> <br /> 5.I think that political cartoons are an extremely important part of history. They stick with you more than words. They allow people to express their opinions in a way that grasps the reader without them feeling like they’re trying to be persuaded. One of the most famous and influential political cartoon is Uncle Sam’s ‘I want you’ picture. This is still extremely popular today. <br /> <br /> 6.Other than obviously Edison, Rockefeller made oil a big business and is still a hot topic today in the current election. <br /> <br /> 7.The cartoon depicts Uncle Sam on a horse sinking in the quicksand of gold. The cartoonist puts prosperity far away where Sam is trying to go, but has to get past all the bimetallism and controversy to get there. The cartoonist obviously does not see the use of gold as a way to success and prosperity. <br /> <br /> <br /> H3. '''Debate: Do you support a &quot;spoils system&quot; or a &quot;civil service system&quot;?'''<br /> Although nothing can be 100% perfect because we’re only human, I think that a civil service system would probably work better than the spoils system. If a president wins the election and puts all the men in office that agree with his point of view, than he has more power. Power is never good in human hands. <br /> <br /> H4. No, I do not support unions. In a union, it doesn’t matter how hard you work or how much you accomplish, unions just say that you aren’t being paid enough for it. This discourages working hard to earn your raise because you can be lazy and still get paid well for it. <br /> <br /> H5. My view of his speech was that it was extremely well written, but contained ideas that are not what America needs. He was speaking what Americans wanted to hear and on his own passion. It sounded good, but needed to be useful and applicable to actually be good.</div>

DanielleR. https://conservapedia.com/index.php?title=American_History_Homework_Six_Answers_-_Student_Twelve&diff=541087 2008-10-23T02:13:50Z

<p>DanielleR.: </p> <hr /> <div>DanielleR.<br /> <br /> '''1. Was the main goal of the newly elected President Lincoln to end slavery, or save the Union?'''<br /> Lincoln’s main goal as President was to preserve the Union, whether that meant allowing slavery or abolishing it. <br /> <br /> '''2. Explain the purposes of the 13th, 14th and 15th Amendments to the Constitution.'''<br /> They were created to bring the country under one rule and promote reconstruction. <br /> 13th Amendment: abolish slavery<br /> 14th Amendment: give all race equal rights<br /> 15th Amendment: give all races the right to vote<br /> <br /> '''3. Who was your favorite military figure from the Civil War, and why?'''<br /> My favorite military figure (or figures in this case) were the soldiers that accidentally shot and killed their own general, Stonewall Jackson. Without them, the South probably would have defeated the North because Jackson was the force driving the Confederacy. <br /> <br /> '''4. How would you have handled Reconstruction differently?'''<br /> I probably wouldn’t have made the South adhere to such strict guidelines just to ‘reenter’ the United States. It made no sense- if the North didn’t even believe that they actually seceded and that they were just being rebellious, how could they enforce rules for them to reenter. If they never left they can’t come back. <br /> <br /> '''5. Abraham Lincoln was homeschooled. Do you see any characteristics in him that might have reflected his homeschooling, such as his independent thinking?'''<br /> I think that him not caring about what people thought about him could’ve been brought about by him being homeschooled. <br /> <br /> '''6. Please interpret the cartoon about the dream to the right. Its title is &quot;Abraham's dream!--'Coming events cast their shadows before.'&quot; Lincoln is fleeing to left while wearing a Scotsman's plaid cap and a cape. He declares, &quot;This don't remind me of any joke!!&quot;'''<br /> This was drawn around the time of the election of 1864 and describes his dreams about the election. Columbia (middle) is holding a black man’s severed head chasing the disguised Lincoln out of the White House. The Lincoln that is running away is wearing the outfit that Lincoln disguised himself in while riding the train from Illinois to DC. The man walking into the White House is probably McClellan, the man running against Lincoln in the election of 1864. <br /> <br /> '''7. Please interpret the cartoon with Columbia below. The caption is, &quot;The Chinese Question.&quot; Columbia says, &quot;Hands off, gentlemen. America means fair play for all men.&quot;'''<br /> The page referenced in the cartoon's caption discusses a recent bill proposed in the New York state legislature by Democratic state senator William Tweed, the notorious &quot;boss&quot; of Tammany Hall. On the wall (left) behind Columbia are plastered numerous slurs against the Chinese immigrants, who are labeled as barbarian, heathen, pagan, immoral, anti-family, and vile. Columbia (America) is trying to appease the other nations and get them off of ‘China’s back’.</div>

DanielleR. https://conservapedia.com/index.php?title=American_History_Homework_Six_Answers_-_Student_Twelve&diff=541086 2008-10-23T02:13:30Z

<p>DanielleR.: </p> <hr /> <div>'''1. Was the main goal of the newly elected President Lincoln to end slavery, or save the Union?'''<br /> Lincoln’s main goal as President was to preserve the Union, whether that meant allowing slavery or abolishing it. <br /> <br /> '''2. Explain the purposes of the 13th, 14th and 15th Amendments to the Constitution.'''<br /> They were created to bring the country under one rule and promote reconstruction. <br /> 13th Amendment: abolish slavery<br /> 14th Amendment: give all race equal rights<br /> 15th Amendment: give all races the right to vote<br /> <br /> '''3. Who was your favorite military figure from the Civil War, and why?'''<br /> My favorite military figure (or figures in this case) were the soldiers that accidentally shot and killed their own general, Stonewall Jackson. Without them, the South probably would have defeated the North because Jackson was the force driving the Confederacy. <br /> <br /> '''4. How would you have handled Reconstruction differently?'''<br /> I probably wouldn’t have made the South adhere to such strict guidelines just to ‘reenter’ the United States. It made no sense- if the North didn’t even believe that they actually seceded and that they were just being rebellious, how could they enforce rules for them to reenter. If they never left they can’t come back. <br /> <br /> '''5. Abraham Lincoln was homeschooled. Do you see any characteristics in him that might have reflected his homeschooling, such as his independent thinking?'''<br /> I think that him not caring about what people thought about him could’ve been brought about by him being homeschooled. <br /> <br /> '''6. Please interpret the cartoon about the dream to the right. Its title is &quot;Abraham's dream!--'Coming events cast their shadows before.'&quot; Lincoln is fleeing to left while wearing a Scotsman's plaid cap and a cape. He declares, &quot;This don't remind me of any joke!!&quot;'''<br /> This was drawn around the time of the election of 1864 and describes his dreams about the election. Columbia (middle) is holding a black man’s severed head chasing the disguised Lincoln out of the White House. The Lincoln that is running away is wearing the outfit that Lincoln disguised himself in while riding the train from Illinois to DC. The man walking into the White House is probably McClellan, the man running against Lincoln in the election of 1864. <br /> <br /> '''7. Please interpret the cartoon with Columbia below. The caption is, &quot;The Chinese Question.&quot; Columbia says, &quot;Hands off, gentlemen. America means fair play for all men.&quot;'''<br /> The page referenced in the cartoon's caption discusses a recent bill proposed in the New York state legislature by Democratic state senator William Tweed, the notorious &quot;boss&quot; of Tammany Hall. On the wall (left) behind Columbia are plastered numerous slurs against the Chinese immigrants, who are labeled as barbarian, heathen, pagan, immoral, anti-family, and vile. Columbia (America) is trying to appease the other nations and get them off of ‘China’s back’.</div>

DanielleR. https://conservapedia.com/index.php?title=American_History_Homework_Six_Answers_-_Student_Twelve&diff=541083 2008-10-23T02:12:52Z

<p>DanielleR.: New page: '''1. Was the main goal of the newly elected President Lincoln to end slavery, or save the Union?''' Lincoln’s main goal as President was to preserve the Union, whether that meant...</p> <hr /> <div>'''1. Was the main goal of the newly elected President Lincoln to end slavery, or save the Union?'''<br /> Lincoln’s main goal as President was to preserve the Union, whether that meant allowing slavery or abolishing it. <br /> <br /> '''2. Explain the purposes of the 13th, 14th and 15th Amendments to the Constitution.'''<br /> They were created to bring the country under one rule and promote reconstruction. <br /> 13th Amendment: abolish slavery<br /> 14th Amendment: give all race equal rights<br /> 15th Amendment: give all races the right to vote<br /> <br /> '''3. Who was your favorite military figure from the Civil War, and why?'''<br /> My favorite military figure (or figures in this case) were the soldiers that accidentally shot and killed their own general, Stonewall Jackson. Without them, the South probably would have defeated the North because Jackson was the force driving the Confederacy. <br /> <br /> '''4. How would you have handled Reconstruction differently?'''<br /> I probably wouldn’t have made the South adhere to such strict guidelines just to ‘reenter’ the United States. It made no sense- if the North didn’t even believe that they actually seceded and that they were just being rebellious, how could they enforce rules for them to reenter. If they never left they can’t come back. <br /> <br /> '''5. Abraham Lincoln was homeschooled. Do you see any characteristics in him that might have reflected his homeschooling, such as his independent thinking?'''<br /> I think that him not caring about what people thought about him could’ve been brought about by him being homeschooled. <br /> <br /> '''6. Please interpret the cartoon about the dream to the right. Its title is &quot;Abraham's dream!--'Coming events cast their shadows before.'&quot; Lincoln is fleeing to left while wearing a Scotsman's plaid cap and a cape. He declares, &quot;This don't remind me of any joke!!&quot;'''<br /> This was drawn around the time of the election of 1864 and describes his dreams about the election. Columbia (middle) is holding a black man’s severed head chasing the disguised Lincoln out of the White House. The Lincoln that is running away is wearing the outfit that Lincoln disguised himself in while riding the train from Illinois to DC. The man walking into the White House is probably McClellan, the man running against Lincoln in the election of 1864. <br /> <br /> '''7. Please interpret the cartoon with Columbia below. The caption is, &quot;The Chinese Question.&quot; Columbia says, &quot;Hands off, gentlemen. America means fair play for all men.&quot;'''<br /> The page referenced in the cartoon's caption discusses a recent bill proposed in the New York state legislature by Democratic state senator William Tweed, the notorious &quot;boss&quot; of Tammany Hall. On the wall (left) behind Columbia are plastered numerous slurs against the Chinese immigrants, who are labeled as barbarian, heathen, pagan, immoral, anti-family, and vile. Columbia (America) is trying to appease the other nations and get them off of ‘China’s back’.</div>

DanielleR. https://conservapedia.com/index.php?title=American_History_Homework_Five_Answers_-_Student_Twenty&diff=537391 2008-10-16T17:26:28Z

<p>DanielleR.: </p> <hr /> <div>DanielleR.- Done<br /> <br /> '''1. Imagine that someone by the name of Joe Biden lived in 1858. Imagine also that he belonged to the &quot;Know Nothing Party.&quot; The following would be true about Mr. Biden EXCEPT:''' (b) He welcomed immigrants into the United States.<br /> <br /> '''2. Identify at least two key positions of the Whig Party.''' <br /> They were opposed to everything Jackson was for. A. they did not support the annexation of Texas- which Jackson did and B. they were against slavery- and Jackson supported it mostly due to him being from the South<br /> <br /> '''3. What caused and what ended the Mexican War?''' <br /> Polk sending troops to the border to provoke the Mexicans because he believed in Manifest Destiny was probably the single-most reason for the cause of the Mexican War. The end of it was the Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo. <br /> <br /> '''4. Who do you think was the most important person in the period 1840-1860, and why?''' <br /> I believe that James Polk was probably the most important person at that time. His entire presidency tried to end conflicts and promote peace. Although he egged on the Mexican War, he meant it for land for his country and ended it with a treaty. <br /> <br /> '''5. Explain what &quot;Bleeding Kansas&quot; was.''' <br /> ‘Popular Sovereignty’ was the idea that every new territory should decide for themselves whether they’d be free or slave. Although it was meant for peace, it led to more disputes and bloodshed. It also led to a civil war within Kansas because citizens who were for slavery hated those who were against it and vice versa. ‘Bleeding Kansas’ refers to all the blood that was shed during this time. <br /> <br /> 6'''. Explain the cartoon, and what you think the cartoonist's view was. The woman's quote begins, &quot;You have been a bad boy, Steve, ever since you had anything to do with that Nebraska Bill ....&quot;''' <br /> The lady (America) spanking ‘Steve’ (probably Stephen Douglas) was reprimanding him for supporting the Kansas-Nebraska Act. The cartoonist was anti-slavery and probably either a Northerner or a Republican (or both). <br /> <br /> '''7. Do you think it was possible to avoid the Civil War? Explain.''' <br /> No. There was no way to compromise. To say that there is middle ground between slavery and freedom is like saying there is a compromise to be found between pro-life and pro-choice- there is just no way (sorry Obama). A war had to occur in order to declare a national law- they couldn’t get around it by giving another bloody compromise.</div>

DanielleR. https://conservapedia.com/index.php?title=American_History_Homework_Five_Answers_-_Student_Twenty&diff=537390 2008-10-16T17:26:06Z

<p>DanielleR.: </p> <hr /> <div>'''1. Imagine that someone by the name of Joe Biden lived in 1858. Imagine also that he belonged to the &quot;Know Nothing Party.&quot; The following would be true about Mr. Biden EXCEPT:''' (b) He welcomed immigrants into the United States.<br /> <br /> '''2. Identify at least two key positions of the Whig Party.''' <br /> They were opposed to everything Jackson was for. A. they did not support the annexation of Texas- which Jackson did and B. they were against slavery- and Jackson supported it mostly due to him being from the South<br /> <br /> '''3. What caused and what ended the Mexican War?''' <br /> Polk sending troops to the border to provoke the Mexicans because he believed in Manifest Destiny was probably the single-most reason for the cause of the Mexican War. The end of it was the Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo. <br /> <br /> '''4. Who do you think was the most important person in the period 1840-1860, and why?''' <br /> I believe that James Polk was probably the most important person at that time. His entire presidency tried to end conflicts and promote peace. Although he egged on the Mexican War, he meant it for land for his country and ended it with a treaty. <br /> <br /> '''5. Explain what &quot;Bleeding Kansas&quot; was.''' <br /> ‘Popular Sovereignty’ was the idea that every new territory should decide for themselves whether they’d be free or slave. Although it was meant for peace, it led to more disputes and bloodshed. It also led to a civil war within Kansas because citizens who were for slavery hated those who were against it and vice versa. ‘Bleeding Kansas’ refers to all the blood that was shed during this time. <br /> <br /> 6'''. Explain the cartoon, and what you think the cartoonist's view was. The woman's quote begins, &quot;You have been a bad boy, Steve, ever since you had anything to do with that Nebraska Bill ....&quot;''' <br /> The lady (America) spanking ‘Steve’ (probably Stephen Douglas) was reprimanding him for supporting the Kansas-Nebraska Act. The cartoonist was anti-slavery and probably either a Northerner or a Republican (or both). <br /> <br /> '''7. Do you think it was possible to avoid the Civil War? Explain.''' <br /> No. There was no way to compromise. To say that there is middle ground between slavery and freedom is like saying there is a compromise to be found between pro-life and pro-choice- there is just no way (sorry Obama). A war had to occur in order to declare a national law- they couldn’t get around it by giving another bloody compromise.</div>

DanielleR. https://conservapedia.com/index.php?title=American_History_Homework_Five_Answers_-_Student_Twenty&diff=537386 2008-10-16T17:22:56Z

<p>DanielleR.: New page: 1.b 2.They were opposed to everything Jackson was for. A. they did not support the annexation of Texas- which Jackson did and B. they were against slavery- and Jackson supported it mostl...</p> <hr /> <div>1.b<br /> <br /> 2.They were opposed to everything Jackson was for. A. they did not support the annexation of Texas- which Jackson did and B. they were against slavery- and Jackson supported it mostly due to him being from the South<br /> <br /> 3.Polk sending troops to the border to provoke the Mexicans because he believed in Manifest Destiny was probably the single-most reason for the cause of the Mexican War. The end of it was the Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo. <br /> <br /> 4.I believe that James Polk was probably the most important person at that time. His entire presidency tried to end conflicts and promote peace. Although he egged on the Mexican War, he meant it for land for his country and ended it with a treaty. <br /> <br /> 5.‘Popular Sovereignty’ was the idea that every new territory should decide for themselves whether they’d be free or slave. Although it was meant for peace, it led to more disputes and bloodshed. It also led to a civil war within Kansas because citizens who were for slavery hated those who were against it and vice versa. ‘Bleeding Kansas’ refers to all the blood that was shed during this time. <br /> <br /> 6.The lady (America) spanking ‘Steve’ (probably Stephen Douglas) was reprimanding him for supporting the Kansas-Nebraska Act. The cartoonist was anti-slavery and probably either a Northerner or a Republican (or both). <br /> <br /> 7.No. There was no way to compromise. To say that there is middle ground between slavery and freedom is like saying there is a compromise to be found between pro-life and pro-choice- there is just no way (sorry Obama). A war had to occur in order to declare a national law- they couldn’t get around it by giving another bloody compromise.</div>

DanielleR. https://conservapedia.com/index.php?title=American_History_Homework_Four_Answers_-_Student_Nine&diff=532695 2008-10-09T03:02:14Z

<p>DanielleR.: </p> <hr /> <div>DanielleR. - DONE<br /> <br /> '''1. What was the &quot;Revolution of 1800&quot;?''' <br /> <br /> The Revolution of 1800 was the first peaceful change in government when the Federalist party (the group currently having their President in office) was defeated by the Democratic-Republican party (the group not currently having their President in office). <br /> <br /> '''2. If you were the president, would you have approved the Louisiana Purchase? Explain.''' <br /> <br /> Yes. I probably would have- with careful consideration. The President would have to know what problems could occur- more land means more Indians, more greed, more people, more states. And at that time, there had to be an equal number of slave states and free states which caused for more problems and compromises (like the Missouri Compromise). But there are as many pros as there are cons to more land. There was going to be inevitable growth in population so more land was necessary. The land was very cheap and the government could sell at a good price to people which would in turn work the land to produce crops, which boosts economy within America and internationally. <br /> <br /> '''3. Identify a cause of the War of 1812.''' <br /> <br /> I think that the English invading and burning down the White House was definitely a major cause (though not the only one) of the War of 1812. <br /> <br /> '''4. Describe what you like most about the Monroe Administration. <br /> '''<br /> The best part about the Monroe Administration to me, was his ‘Monroe Doctrine’ because not only was it necessary, it shows how he took the initiative to take on the Europeans without causing conflict. The fact that it is still cited today is proof of its effectiveness. <br /> <br /> '''5. Explain what is meant by &quot;Jacksonian Democracy.&quot;''' <br /> <br /> Jacksonian Democracy is a term that shows democracy at its best when Andrew Jackson won the election of 1828 by a landslide. <br /> <br /> '''6. Explain what the Marshall Court is known for.''' <br /> <br /> The Marshall Court is known for the expansion of federal power. It gave more power to the government and away from the people. <br /> <br /> '''7. Identify the figures in the cartoon, provide an approximate date, and describe the likely viewpoint of the cartoonist:'''<br /> <br /> The picture refers to the War of 1812 between America and Great Britain and the Russian effort to mediate. It shows John Bull (England), Bruin (Russia), and Columbia (America). This was probably drawn during the War of 1812 (oddly enough- around 1812). The cartoonist was probably for the ending of war and the advancement of peace. <br /> <br /> '''H1. Jefferson seems to receive better treatment by historians than he deserves. Why?'''<br /> <br /> Jefferson receives better treatment because not only do they make the First Barbary war seem like a success (though it was a failure) that happened during his presidency, but he nearly doubled the size of America. <br /> <br /> '''H4. How did the North and South feel about tariffs, and why?'''<br /> <br /> The North loved tariffs because it reduced competition from foreign countries and the South hated them because they wanted the competition so that they could lower the production costs of cotton. <br /> <br /> '''H5. How did slavery begin to affect other constitutional rights, such as freedom of speech? Do you see an issue today causing a similar infringement of the right to free speech?'''<br /> <br /> Slavery led to activists against it to speak out and exercise their freedom of speech. This freedom is ordained by the Constitution but that does not mean that everyone will like and react kindly to what others have to say. Elijah Lovejoy was an antislavery publisher who spoke out freely against slavery and was murdered by a proslavery mob. He died for his freedom of speech and became the first white martyr for abolitionist movement. Today, we all have “freedom of speech” but that does not mean that it comes without a cost (which makes absolutely no sense). As humans and Americans, we have the rite to say what we feel, but that’s not accepted by our culture if what we have to say isn’t ‘tolerant’ of others beliefs. Christians are persecuted for being outright against gay marriage, abortion, and many other ‘touchy’ subjects. It’s our rite to say what we believe, but that won’t stop people from calling us judgmental, hypocritical, and uptight. It also won’t keep people from taking it to an even physical level. Although we have said ‘freedom of speech’ by our constitutional rites, it really isn’t free.</div>

DanielleR. https://conservapedia.com/index.php?title=American_History_Homework_Four_Answers_-_Student_Nine&diff=532694 2008-10-09T03:01:28Z

<p>DanielleR.: </p> <hr /> <div>DanielleR. - DONE<br /> <br /> 1. What was the &quot;Revolution of 1800&quot;? <br /> <br /> The Revolution of 1800 was the first peaceful change in government when the Federalist party (the group currently having their President in office) was defeated by the Democratic-Republican party (the group not currently having their President in office). <br /> <br /> 2. If you were the president, would you have approved the Louisiana Purchase? Explain. <br /> <br /> Yes. I probably would have- with careful consideration. The President would have to know what problems could occur- more land means more Indians, more greed, more people, more states. And at that time, there had to be an equal number of slave states and free states which caused for more problems and compromises (like the Missouri Compromise). But there are as many pros as there are cons to more land. There was going to be inevitable growth in population so more land was necessary. The land was very cheap and the government could sell at a good price to people which would in turn work the land to produce crops, which boosts economy within America and internationally. <br /> <br /> 3. Identify a cause of the War of 1812. <br /> <br /> I think that the English invading and burning down the White House was definitely a major cause (though not the only one) of the War of 1812. <br /> <br /> 4. Describe what you like most about the Monroe Administration. <br /> <br /> The best part about the Monroe Administration to me, was his ‘Monroe Doctrine’ because not only was it necessary, it shows how he took the initiative to take on the Europeans without causing conflict. The fact that it is still cited today is proof of its effectiveness. <br /> <br /> 5. Explain what is meant by &quot;Jacksonian Democracy.&quot; <br /> <br /> Jacksonian Democracy is a term that shows democracy at its best when Andrew Jackson won the election of 1828 by a landslide. <br /> <br /> 6. Explain what the Marshall Court is known for. <br /> <br /> The Marshall Court is known for the expansion of federal power. It gave more power to the government and away from the people. <br /> <br /> 7. Identify the figures in the cartoon, provide an approximate date, and describe the likely viewpoint of the cartoonist:<br /> <br /> The picture refers to the War of 1812 between America and Great Britain and the Russian effort to mediate. It shows John Bull (England), Bruin (Russia), and Columbia (America). This was probably drawn during the War of 1812 (oddly enough- around 1812). The cartoonist was probably for the ending of war and the advancement of peace. <br /> <br /> H1. Jefferson seems to receive better treatment by historians than he deserves. Why?<br /> <br /> Jefferson receives better treatment because not only do they make the First Barbary war seem like a success (though it was a failure) that happened during his presidency, but he nearly doubled the size of America. <br /> <br /> H4. How did the North and South feel about tariffs, and why?<br /> <br /> The North loved tariffs because it reduced competition from foreign countries and the South hated them because they wanted the competition so that they could lower the production costs of cotton. <br /> <br /> H5. How did slavery begin to affect other constitutional rights, such as freedom of speech? Do you see an issue today causing a similar infringement of the right to free speech?<br /> <br /> Slavery led to activists against it to speak out and exercise their freedom of speech. This freedom is ordained by the Constitution but that does not mean that everyone will like and react kindly to what others have to say. Elijah Lovejoy was an antislavery publisher who spoke out freely against slavery and was murdered by a proslavery mob. He died for his freedom of speech and became the first white martyr for abolitionist movement. Today, we all have “freedom of speech” but that does not mean that it comes without a cost (which makes absolutely no sense). As humans and Americans, we have the rite to say what we feel, but that’s not accepted by our culture if what we have to say isn’t ‘tolerant’ of others beliefs. Christians are persecuted for being outright against gay marriage, abortion, and many other ‘touchy’ subjects. It’s our rite to say what we believe, but that won’t stop people from calling us judgmental, hypocritical, and uptight. It also won’t keep people from taking it to an even physical level. Although we have said ‘freedom of speech’ by our constitutional rites, it really isn’t free.</div>

DanielleR. https://conservapedia.com/index.php?title=American_History_Homework_Four_Answers_-_Student_Nine&diff=532691 2008-10-09T03:00:22Z

<p>DanielleR.: </p> <hr /> <div>1. What was the &quot;Revolution of 1800&quot;? <br /> The Revolution of 1800 was the first peaceful change in government when the Federalist party (the group currently having their President in office) was defeated by the Democratic-Republican party (the group not currently having their President in office). <br /> <br /> 2. If you were the president, would you have approved the Louisiana Purchase? Explain. <br /> Yes. I probably would have- with careful consideration. The President would have to know what problems could occur- more land means more Indians, more greed, more people, more states. And at that time, there had to be an equal number of slave states and free states which caused for more problems and compromises (like the Missouri Compromise). But there are as many pros as there are cons to more land. There was going to be inevitable growth in population so more land was necessary. The land was very cheap and the government could sell at a good price to people which would in turn work the land to produce crops, which boosts economy within America and internationally. <br /> <br /> 3. Identify a cause of the War of 1812. <br /> I think that the English invading and burning down the White House was definitely a major cause (though not the only one) of the War of 1812. <br /> <br /> 4. Describe what you like most about the Monroe Administration. <br /> The best part about the Monroe Administration to me, was his ‘Monroe Doctrine’ because not only was it necessary, it shows how he took the initiative to take on the Europeans without causing conflict. The fact that it is still cited today is proof of its effectiveness. <br /> <br /> 5. Explain what is meant by &quot;Jacksonian Democracy.&quot; <br /> Jacksonian Democracy is a term that shows democracy at its best when Andrew Jackson won the election of 1828 by a landslide. <br /> <br /> 6. Explain what the Marshall Court is known for. <br /> The Marshall Court is known for the expansion of federal power. It gave more power to the government and away from the people. <br /> <br /> 7. Identify the figures in the cartoon, provide an approximate date, and describe the likely viewpoint of the cartoonist:<br /> The picture refers to the War of 1812 between America and Great Britain and the Russian effort to mediate. It shows John Bull (England), Bruin (Russia), and Columbia (America). This was probably drawn during the War of 1812 (oddly enough- around 1812). The cartoonist was probably for the ending of war and the advancement of peace. <br /> <br /> H1. Jefferson seems to receive better treatment by historians than he deserves. Why?<br /> Jefferson receives better treatment because not only do they make the First Barbary war seem like a success (though it was a failure) that happened during his presidency, but he nearly doubled the size of America. <br /> <br /> H4. How did the North and South feel about tariffs, and why?<br /> The North loved tariffs because it reduced competition from foreign countries and the South hated them because they wanted the competition so that they could lower the production costs of cotton. <br /> <br /> H5. How did slavery begin to affect other constitutional rights, such as freedom of speech? Do you see an issue today causing a similar infringement of the right to free speech?<br /> Slavery led to activists against it to speak out and exercise their freedom of speech. This freedom is ordained by the Constitution but that does not mean that everyone will like and react kindly to what others have to say. Elijah Lovejoy was an antislavery publisher who spoke out freely against slavery and was murdered by a proslavery mob. He died for his freedom of speech and became the first white martyr for abolitionist movement. Today, we all have “freedom of speech” but that does not mean that it comes without a cost (which makes absolutely no sense). As humans and Americans, we have the rite to say what we feel, but that’s not accepted by our culture if what we have to say isn’t ‘tolerant’ of others beliefs. Christians are persecuted for being outright against gay marriage, abortion, and many other ‘touchy’ subjects. It’s our rite to say what we believe, but that won’t stop people from calling us judgmental, hypocritical, and uptight. It also won’t keep people from taking it to an even physical level. Although we have said ‘freedom of speech’ by our constitutional rites, it really isn’t free.</div>

DanielleR. https://conservapedia.com/index.php?title=American_History_Homework_Four_Answers_-_Student_Nine&diff=532682 2008-10-09T02:58:06Z

<p>DanielleR.: </p> <hr /> <div>1. What was the &quot;Revolution of 1800&quot;? <br /> The Revolution of 1800 was the first peaceful change in government when the Federalist party (the group currently having their President in office) was defeated by the Democratic-Republican party (the group not currently having their President in office). <br /> <br /> 2. If you were the president, would you have approved the Louisiana Purchase? Explain. <br /> Yes. I probably would have- with careful consideration. The President would have to know what problems could occur- more land means more Indians, more greed, more people, more states. And at that time, there had to be an equal number of slave states and free states which caused for more problems and compromises (like the Missouri Compromise). But there are as many pros as there are cons to more land. There was going to be inevitable growth in population so more land was necessary. The land was very cheap and the government could sell at a good price to people which would in turn work the land to produce crops, which boosts economy within America and internationally. <br /> <br /> 3. Identify a cause of the War of 1812. <br /> I think that the English invading and burning down the White House was definitely a major cause (though not the only one) of the War of 1812. <br /> <br /> 4. Describe what you like most about the Monroe Administration. <br /> The best part about the Monroe Administration to me, was his ‘Monroe Doctrine’ because not only was it necessary, it shows how he took the initiative to take on the Europeans without causing conflict. The fact that it is still cited today is proof of its effectiveness. <br /> <br /> 5. Explain what is meant by &quot;Jacksonian Democracy.&quot; <br /> Jacksonian Democracy is a term that shows democracy at its best when Andrew Jackson won the election of 1828 by a landslide. <br /> <br /> 6. Explain what the Marshall Court is known for. <br /> The Marshall Court is known for the expansion of federal power. It gave more power to the government and away from the people. <br /> <br /> 7. Identify the figures in the cartoon, provide an approximate date, and describe the likely viewpoint of the cartoonist:<br /> The picture refers to the War of 1812 between America and Great Britain and the Russian effort to mediate. It shows John Bull (England), Bruin (Russia), and Columbia (America). This was probably drawn during the War of 1812 (oddly enough- around 1812). The cartoonist was probably for the ending of war and the advancement of peace. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> H1. Jefferson seems to receive better treatment by historians than he deserves. Why?<br /> Jefferson receives better treatment because not only do they make the First Barbary war seem like a success (though it was a failure) that happened during his presidency, but he nearly doubled the size of America. <br /> <br /> H4. How did the North and South feel about tariffs, and why?<br /> The North loved tariffs because it reduced competition from foreign countries and the South hated them because they wanted the competition so that they could lower the production costs of cotton. <br /> <br /> H5. How did slavery begin to affect other constitutional rights, such as freedom of speech? Do you see an issue today causing a similar infringement of the right to free speech?<br /> Slavery led to activists against it to speak out and exercise their freedom of speech. This freedom is ordained by the Constitution but that does not mean that everyone will like and react kindly to what others have to say. Elijah Lovejoy was an antislavery publisher who spoke out freely against slavery and was murdered by a proslavery mob. He died for his freedom of speech and became the first white martyr for abolitionist movement. Today, we all have “freedom of speech” but that does not mean that it comes without a cost (which makes absolutely no sense). As humans and Americans, we have the rite to say what we feel, but that’s not accepted by our culture if what we have to say isn’t ‘tolerant’ of others beliefs. Christians are persecuted for being outright against gay marriage, abortion, and many other ‘touchy’ subjects. It’s our rite to say what we believe, but that won’t stop people from calling us judgmental, hypocritical, and uptight. It also won’t keep people from taking it to an even physical level. Although we have said ‘freedom of speech’ by our constitutional rites, it really isn’t free.</div>

DanielleR. https://conservapedia.com/index.php?title=American_History_Homework_Four_Answers_-_Student_Nine&diff=532681 2008-10-09T02:57:31Z

<p>DanielleR.: New page: 1. What was the &quot;Revolution of 1800&quot;? The Revolution of 1800 was the first peaceful change in government when the Federalist party (the group currently having their President in offic...</p> <hr /> <div>1. What was the &quot;Revolution of 1800&quot;? <br /> The Revolution of 1800 was the first peaceful change in government when the Federalist party (the group currently having their President in office) was defeated by the Democratic-Republican party (the group not currently having their President in office). <br /> <br /> <br /> 2. If you were the president, would you have approved the Louisiana Purchase? Explain. <br /> Yes. I probably would have- with careful consideration. The President would have to know what problems could occur- more land means more Indians, more greed, more people, more states. And at that time, there had to be an equal number of slave states and free states which caused for more problems and compromises (like the Missouri Compromise). But there are as many pros as there are cons to more land. There was going to be inevitable growth in population so more land was necessary. The land was very cheap and the government could sell at a good price to people which would in turn work the land to produce crops, which boosts economy within America and internationally. <br /> <br /> <br /> 3. Identify a cause of the War of 1812. <br /> I think that the English invading and burning down the White House was definitely a major cause (though not the only one) of the War of 1812. <br /> <br /> <br /> 4. Describe what you like most about the Monroe Administration. <br /> The best part about the Monroe Administration to me, was his ‘Monroe Doctrine’ because not only was it necessary, it shows how he took the initiative to take on the Europeans without causing conflict. The fact that it is still cited today is proof of its effectiveness. <br /> <br /> <br /> 5. Explain what is meant by &quot;Jacksonian Democracy.&quot; <br /> Jacksonian Democracy is a term that shows democracy at its best when Andrew Jackson won the election of 1828 by a landslide. <br /> <br /> <br /> 6. Explain what the Marshall Court is known for. <br /> The Marshall Court is known for the expansion of federal power. It gave more power to the government and away from the people. <br /> <br /> <br /> 7. Identify the figures in the cartoon, provide an approximate date, and describe the likely viewpoint of the cartoonist:<br /> The picture refers to the War of 1812 between America and Great Britain and the Russian effort to mediate. It shows John Bull (England), Bruin (Russia), and Columbia (America). This was probably drawn during the War of 1812 (oddly enough- around 1812). The cartoonist was probably for the ending of war and the advancement of peace. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> H1. Jefferson seems to receive better treatment by historians than he deserves. Why?<br /> Jefferson receives better treatment because not only do they make the First Barbary war seem like a success (though it was a failure) that happened during his presidency, but he nearly doubled the size of America. <br /> <br /> <br /> H4. How did the North and South feel about tariffs, and why?<br /> The North loved tariffs because it reduced competition from foreign countries and the South hated them because they wanted the competition so that they could lower the production costs of cotton. <br /> <br /> <br /> H5. How did slavery begin to affect other constitutional rights, such as freedom of speech? Do you see an issue today causing a similar infringement of the right to free speech?<br /> Slavery led to activists against it to speak out and exercise their freedom of speech. This freedom is ordained by the Constitution but that does not mean that everyone will like and react kindly to what others have to say. Elijah Lovejoy was an antislavery publisher who spoke out freely against slavery and was murdered by a proslavery mob. He died for his freedom of speech and became the first white martyr for abolitionist movement. Today, we all have “freedom of speech” but that does not mean that it comes without a cost (which makes absolutely no sense). As humans and Americans, we have the rite to say what we feel, but that’s not accepted by our culture if what we have to say isn’t ‘tolerant’ of others beliefs. Christians are persecuted for being outright against gay marriage, abortion, and many other ‘touchy’ subjects. It’s our rite to say what we believe, but that won’t stop people from calling us judgmental, hypocritical, and uptight. It also won’t keep people from taking it to an even physical level. Although we have said ‘freedom of speech’ by our constitutional rites, it really isn’t free.</div>

DanielleR. https://conservapedia.com/index.php?title=American_History_Homework_Three_Answers_-_Student_Nine&diff=527897 2008-10-02T02:48:44Z

<p>DanielleR.: </p> <hr /> <div>DanielleR<br /> <br /> '''1. Identify two weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation.''' <br /> <br /> America was weak- it had no power to defend itself or to move the British forces stationed near the Great Lakes. Although they needed to use the Mississippi River to transport goods from their newly acquired land, they had no way to persuade the Spanish from allowing them to use it. Also, because America<br /> was in great debt, they tried to turn to paper money. However, because they had no way to enforce the use of it, the people used European coins- this caused deflation and depression because there was much less of these coins than paper money. <br /> <br /> '''2. Identify the first three Articles of the Constitution, and what each Article establishes.''' <br /> <br /> Article I- establishes the Legislative Branch (Congress)<br /> Article II- the Executive Branch (President)<br /> Article III- Judicial Branch (Supreme Court)<br /> Article IV- relationship between the federal government and the states<br /> Article V- procedures for amending the Constitution<br /> Article VI- declares the Constitution to be the supreme Law of the Land<br /> Article VII- the procedure for ratifying the Constitution<br /> <br /> '''3. Explain what you like most about George Washington.''' <br /> <br /> I admire how he stepped down after two terms, but what I probably like most about him is how he gave mercy to ‘Citizen Genet.’<br /> <br /> '''4. Describe the most important invention of the 1790s, and its political impact.''' <br /> <br /> The Cotton Gin- a machine that mechanically separated the cotton from its thorny branch and seeds. It turned the South into an economic force and brought prosperity and power to the States. <br /> <br /> '''5. Explain the political view expressed by this week's cartoon, and which side of what issue the cartoonist likely represents.''' <br /> <br /> The columns of Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Georgia, and Connecticut represent the states that had already ratified the Constitution. The hand is lifting Massachusetts’ column up into position signifying it ratifying the Constitution. The cartoonist seems to be in favor of the Constitution. <br /> <br /> '''6. Describe two significant achievements of The Northwest Ordinance.'''<br /> <br /> It established how new states could be created in a peaceful and orderly manner and it also put foreign countries on notice that the United States owned this land and would be settling it. <br /> <br /> '''7. Describe what you think was most significant about John Adams' presidency.''' <br /> <br /> I think that Adams’ presidency showed the States that even their government can be flawed and corrupted by human nature- and perhaps led to more discretion in the choosing of future presidents. His presidency also gave more glory to Washington. <br /> <br /> <br /> '''H1. Explain how George Washington's Farewell Address is relevant today.''' <br /> <br /> In his address, Washington stresses the importance of religion and morality- “Where is the security for property, for reputation, for life, if the sense of religious obligation desert the oaths, which are the instruments of investigation in Courts of Justice?”, he warns America about permanent foreign alliances- “It is our true policy to steer clear of permanent alliances with any portion of the foreign world”, and stresses stable public credit (something very relevant to today) “...cherish public credit. One method of preserving it is to use it as sparingly as possible...avoiding likewise the accumulation of debt....it is essential that you...bear in mind, that towards the payments of debts there must be Revenue, that to have Revenue there must be taxes; that no taxes can be devised, which are not...inconvenient and unpleasant..”<br /> <br /> '''H2. Do you think the Anti-Federalists had some good points? Explain.''' <br /> <br /> I do believe that the Anti-Federalists had some good points. Without a Bill of Rights there was nothing standing in the government’s way of overstepping their boundaries and taking away our ‘inalienable rights.’ The Anti-Federalist Papers did not stop the ratification of the Constitution, but it consequently gave us the Bill of Rights. <br /> <br /> '''H3. State your view on any discussion topic or mystery concerning the period 1780-1800. <br /> '''<br /> '''Debate- Were State Constitutions right or misguided in concentrating nearly all power in the legislature?''' No. I think that the state constitutions set themselves up for disaster by giving Congress more power than the President or the Supreme Court. Too much power leads to destruction because of our human nature- this is why we need ‘checks and balances’ among our branches.</div>

DanielleR. https://conservapedia.com/index.php?title=American_History_Homework_Three_Answers_-_Student_Nine&diff=527896 2008-10-02T02:47:53Z

<p>DanielleR.: </p> <hr /> <div>DanielleR<br /> <br /> 1. Identify two weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation. <br /> <br /> America was weak- it had no power to defend itself or to move the British forces stationed near the Great Lakes. Although they needed to use the Mississippi River to transport goods from their newly acquired land, they had no way to persuade the Spanish from allowing them to use it. Also, because America<br /> was in great debt, they tried to turn to paper money. However, because they had no way to enforce the use of it, the people used European coins- this caused deflation and depression because there was much less of these coins than paper money. <br /> <br /> 2. Identify the first three Articles of the Constitution, and what each Article establishes. <br /> <br /> Article I- establishes the Legislative Branch (Congress)<br /> Article II- the Executive Branch (President)<br /> Article III- Judicial Branch (Supreme Court)<br /> Article IV- relationship between the federal government and the states<br /> Article V- procedures for amending the Constitution<br /> Article VI- declares the Constitution to be the supreme Law of the Land<br /> Article VII- the procedure for ratifying the Constitution<br /> <br /> 3. Explain what you like most about George Washington. <br /> <br /> I admire how he stepped down after two terms, but what I probably like most about him is how he gave mercy to ‘Citizen Genet.’<br /> <br /> 4. Describe the most important invention of the 1790s, and its political impact. <br /> <br /> The Cotton Gin- a machine that mechanically separated the cotton from its thorny branch and seeds. It turned the South into an economic force and brought prosperity and power to the States. <br /> <br /> 5. Explain the political view expressed by this week's cartoon, and which side of what issue the cartoonist likely represents. <br /> <br /> The columns of Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Georgia, and Connecticut represent the states that had already ratified the Constitution. The hand is lifting Massachusetts’ column up into position signifying it ratifying the Constitution. The cartoonist seems to be in favor of the Constitution. <br /> <br /> 6. Describe two significant achievements of The Northwest Ordinance.<br /> <br /> It established how new states could be created in a peaceful and orderly manner and it also put foreign countries on notice that the United States owned this land and would be settling it. <br /> <br /> 7. Describe what you think was most significant about John Adams' presidency. <br /> <br /> I think that Adams’ presidency showed the States that even their government can be flawed and corrupted by human nature- and perhaps led to more discretion in the choosing of future presidents. His presidency also gave more glory to Washington. <br /> <br /> <br /> H1. Explain how George Washington's Farewell Address is relevant today. <br /> <br /> In his address, Washington stresses the importance of religion and morality- “Where is the security for property, for reputation, for life, if the sense of religious obligation desert the oaths, which are the instruments of investigation in Courts of Justice?”, he warns America about permanent foreign alliances- “It is our true policy to steer clear of permanent alliances with any portion of the foreign world”, and stresses stable public credit (something very relevant to today) “...cherish public credit. One method of preserving it is to use it as sparingly as possible...avoiding likewise the accumulation of debt....it is essential that you...bear in mind, that towards the payments of debts there must be Revenue, that to have Revenue there must be taxes; that no taxes can be devised, which are not...inconvenient and unpleasant..”<br /> <br /> H2. Do you think the Anti-Federalists had some good points? Explain. <br /> <br /> I do believe that the Anti-Federalists had some good points. Without a Bill of Rights there was nothing standing in the government’s way of overstepping their boundaries and taking away our ‘inalienable rights.’ The Anti-Federalist Papers did not stop the ratification of the Constitution, but it consequently gave us the Bill of Rights. <br /> <br /> H3. State your view on any discussion topic or mystery concerning the period 1780-1800. <br /> <br /> '''Debate- Were State Constitutions right or misguided in concentrating nearly all power in the legislature?''' No. I think that the state constitutions set themselves up for disaster by giving Congress more power than the President or the Supreme Court. Too much power leads to destruction because of our human nature- this is why we need ‘checks and balances’ among our branches.</div>

DanielleR. https://conservapedia.com/index.php?title=American_History_Homework_Three_Answers_-_Student_Nine&diff=527892 2008-10-02T02:44:04Z

<p>DanielleR.: New page: DanielleR 1. America was weak- it had no power to defend itself or to move the British forces stationed near the Great Lakes. Although they needed to use the Mississippi River to transpo...</p> <hr /> <div>DanielleR<br /> <br /> 1. America was weak- it had no power to defend itself or to move the British forces stationed near the Great Lakes. Although they needed to use the Mississippi River to transport goods from their newly acquired land, they had no way to persuade the Spanish from allowing them to use it. Also, because America<br /> was in great debt, they tried to turn to paper money. However, because they had no way to enforce the use of it, the people used European coins- this caused deflation and depression because there was much less of these coins than paper money. <br /> <br /> 2. Article I- establishes the Legislative Branch (Congress)<br /> Article II- the Executive Branch (President)<br /> Article III- Judicial Branch (Supreme Court)<br /> Article IV- relationship between the federal government and the states<br /> Article V- procedures for amending the Constitution<br /> Article VI- declares the Constitution to be the supreme Law of the Land<br /> Article VII- the procedure for ratifying the Constitution<br /> 3. I admire how he stepped down after two terms, but what I probably like most about him is how he gave mercy to ‘Citizen Genet.’<br /> <br /> 4. The Cotton Gin- a machine that mechanically separated the cotton from its thorny branch and seeds. It turned the South into an economic force and brought prosperity and power to the States. <br /> <br /> 5. The columns of Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Georgia, and Connecticut represent the states that had already ratified the Constitution. The hand is lifting Massachusetts’ column up into position signifying it ratifying the Constitution. The cartoonist seems to be in favor of the Constitution. <br /> <br /> 6. It established how new states could be created in a peaceful and orderly manner and it also put foreign countries on notice that the United States owned this land and would be settling it. <br /> <br /> 7. I think that Adams’ presidency showed the States that even their government can be flawed and corrupted by human nature- and perhaps led to more discretion in the choosing of future presidents. His presidency also gave more glory to Washington. <br /> <br /> <br /> H1. In his address, Washington stresses the importance of religion and morality- “Where is the security for property, for reputation, for life, if the sense of religious obligation desert the oaths, which are the instruments of investigation in Courts of Justice?”, he warns America about permanent foreign alliances- “It is our true policy to steer clear of permanent alliances with any portion of the foreign world”, and stresses stable public credit (something very relevant to today) “...cherish public credit. One method of preserving it is to use it as sparingly as possible...avoiding likewise the accumulation of debt....it is essential that you...bear in mind, that towards the payments of debts there must be Revenue, that to have Revenue there must be taxes; that no taxes can be devised, which are not...inconvenient and unpleasant..”<br /> <br /> H2. I do believe that the Anti-Federalists had some good points. Without a Bill of Rights there was nothing standing in the government’s way of overstepping their boundaries and taking away our ‘inalienable rights.’ The Anti-Federalist Papers did not stop the ratification of the Constitution, but it consequently gave us the Bill of Rights. <br /> <br /> H3. Debate- Were State Constitutions right or misguided in concentrating nearly all power in the legislature? No. I think that the state constitutions set themselves up for disaster by giving Congress more power than the President or the Supreme Court. Too much power leads to destruction because of our human nature- this is why we need ‘checks and balances’ among our branches.</div>

DanielleR. https://conservapedia.com/index.php?title=American_History_Homework_Two_Answers_-_Student_Seven&diff=519174 2008-09-18T02:20:05Z

<p>DanielleR.: </p> <hr /> <div>DanielleR.- DONE<br /> <br /> 1. Unfair taxes—Sugar Act, Stamp Act, Proclamation Act, Townshend Acts; ‘virtual’ representation did not satisfy (nor should it) the colonies; they came to the New World for freedom, and England suppressed and taxed them from overseas—they wanted freedom and the American Revolution was inevitable. <br /> <br /> 2. Patrick Henry- because England was taxing the colonies without giving them representation back in their mother country. They said that the colonies had ‘virtual representation’. <br /> <br /> 3. England passed the Tea Act of 1773- so Sam Adams led a group of colonists to a ship carrying over a million dollars worth of tea- and dumped it all into the Boston Harbor. <br /> <br /> 4. I think that if I had to blame anyone, I would blame the Puritans—they set up such a strict religious ‘government’ it’s almost like they were just asking for some sort of scandal to come along. <br /> <br /> 5. False- I think those that had more religious freedom had more to fight for. They weren’t just fighting for land or money, they were fighting for what they believed in. <br /> <br /> 6. Debate: George Washington. Was he great, and if so, why?: I think that George Washington was great. I do not think that he was in any way the greatest man or president, but he gave up power when it was offered to him and was a selfless general- when he was the general of an army who was going without much food or protection, he refused anything that his men did not have, because if they were suffering, so would he- this really inspired his men. <br /> <br /> 7. I think that this cartoon is implying the importance for the colonies to stand together, because if they lost even one of the colonies, they all were sure to suffer. It was probably drawn in the 1750’s. <br /> <br /> <br /> H1. I found it interesting that so many people chose to live past the proclamation line. <br /> <br /> H2. Britain taxed the colonies through ‘stamps’ that the colonists had to pay for to put on most of the products they bought from England on top of all the ridiculous taxes that they were already paying. I do not think that Britain was right to relentlessly tax the colonists. They were already making money off the raw materials that the colonies were importing to England. There was no need for them to tax them excessively. <br /> <br /> H5. Debate: Do you think a jury should be able to ignore the law in order to find a defendant “not guilty?”: I do not think that a jury should be allowed to ignore the law to justify the defendant. If they make exceptions to the law when they want, then others can point at that and find those who really are guilty- not guilty and justify it.</div>

DanielleR. https://conservapedia.com/index.php?title=American_History_Homework_Two_Answers_-_Student_Seven&diff=519173 2008-09-18T02:19:48Z

<p>DanielleR.: </p> <hr /> <div>DanielleR- DONE<br /> <br /> 1. Unfair taxes—Sugar Act, Stamp Act, Proclamation Act, Townshend Acts; ‘virtual’ representation did not satisfy (nor should it) the colonies; they came to the New World for freedom, and England suppressed and taxed them from overseas—they wanted freedom and the American Revolution was inevitable. <br /> <br /> 2. Patrick Henry- because England was taxing the colonies without giving them representation back in their mother country. They said that the colonies had ‘virtual representation’. <br /> <br /> 3. England passed the Tea Act of 1773- so Sam Adams led a group of colonists to a ship carrying over a million dollars worth of tea- and dumped it all into the Boston Harbor. <br /> <br /> 4. I think that if I had to blame anyone, I would blame the Puritans—they set up such a strict religious ‘government’ it’s almost like they were just asking for some sort of scandal to come along. <br /> <br /> 5. False- I think those that had more religious freedom had more to fight for. They weren’t just fighting for land or money, they were fighting for what they believed in. <br /> <br /> 6. Debate: George Washington. Was he great, and if so, why?: I think that George Washington was great. I do not think that he was in any way the greatest man or president, but he gave up power when it was offered to him and was a selfless general- when he was the general of an army who was going without much food or protection, he refused anything that his men did not have, because if they were suffering, so would he- this really inspired his men. <br /> <br /> 7. I think that this cartoon is implying the importance for the colonies to stand together, because if they lost even one of the colonies, they all were sure to suffer. It was probably drawn in the 1750’s. <br /> <br /> <br /> H1. I found it interesting that so many people chose to live past the proclamation line. <br /> <br /> H2. Britain taxed the colonies through ‘stamps’ that the colonists had to pay for to put on most of the products they bought from England on top of all the ridiculous taxes that they were already paying. I do not think that Britain was right to relentlessly tax the colonists. They were already making money off the raw materials that the colonies were importing to England. There was no need for them to tax them excessively. <br /> <br /> H5. Debate: Do you think a jury should be able to ignore the law in order to find a defendant “not guilty?”: I do not think that a jury should be allowed to ignore the law to justify the defendant. If they make exceptions to the law when they want, then others can point at that and find those who really are guilty- not guilty and justify it.</div>

DanielleR. https://conservapedia.com/index.php?title=American_History_Homework_Two_Answers_-_Student_Seven&diff=519171 2008-09-18T02:17:50Z

<p>DanielleR.: New page: 1. Unfair taxes—Sugar Act, Stamp Act, Proclamation Act, Townshend Acts; ‘virtual’ representation did not satisfy (nor should it) the colonies; they came to the New World for freedo...</p> <hr /> <div>1. Unfair taxes—Sugar Act, Stamp Act, Proclamation Act, Townshend Acts; ‘virtual’ representation did not satisfy (nor should it) the colonies; they came to the New World for freedom, and England suppressed and taxed them from overseas—they wanted freedom and the American Revolution was inevitable. <br /> <br /> 2. Patrick Henry- because England was taxing the colonies without giving them representation back in their mother country. They said that the colonies had ‘virtual representation’. <br /> <br /> 3. England passed the Tea Act of 1773- so Sam Adams led a group of colonists to a ship carrying over a million dollars worth of tea- and dumped it all into the Boston Harbor. <br /> <br /> 4. I think that if I had to blame anyone, I would blame the Puritans—they set up such a strict religious ‘government’ it’s almost like they were just asking for some sort of scandal to come along. <br /> <br /> 5. False- I think those that had more religious freedom had more to fight for. They weren’t just fighting for land or money, they were fighting for what they believed in. <br /> <br /> 6. Debate: George Washington. Was he great, and if so, why?: I think that George Washington was great. I do not think that he was in any way the greatest man or president, but he gave up power when it was offered to him and was a selfless general- when he was the general of an army who was going without much food or protection, he refused anything that his men did not have, because if they were suffering, so would he- this really inspired his men. <br /> <br /> 7. I think that this cartoon is implying the importance for the colonies to stand together, because if they lost even one of the colonies, they all were sure to suffer. It was probably drawn in the 1750’s. <br /> <br /> <br /> H1. I found it interesting that so many people chose to live past the proclamation line. <br /> <br /> H2. Britain taxed the colonies through ‘stamps’ that the colonists had to pay for to put on most of the products they bought from England on top of all the ridiculous taxes that they were already paying. I do not think that Britain was right to relentlessly tax the colonists. They were already making money off the raw materials that the colonies were importing to England. There was no need for them to tax them excessively. <br /> <br /> H5. Debate: Do you think a jury should be able to ignore the law in order to find a defendant “not guilty?”: I do not think that a jury should be allowed to ignore the law to justify the defendant. If they make exceptions to the law when they want, then others can point at that and find those who really are guilty- not guilty and justify it.</div>

DanielleR. https://conservapedia.com/index.php?title=American_History_Homework_One_Answers_-_Student_Eight&diff=514242 2008-09-10T23:47:03Z

<p>DanielleR.: </p> <hr /> <div>1.Spanish, English, then French<br /> <br /> 2.His persistence, passion, and talent (ability to locate Haiti again)<br /> <br /> 3.Laziness and lack of a government (laws), structure, and motivation<br /> <br /> 4.Religious freedom; the Puritans wanted freedom from people of other religions- the Pilgrims wanted religious freedom for all. <br /> <br /> 5.William Penn was given land that was all woods and created America’s greatest <br /> city, Philadelphia, on religious freedom for all<br /> <br /> 6.Joint-stock colony- Virginia and Massachusetts Bay<br /> Charter colony- Connecticut and Rhode Island<br /> Proprietary colony- Maryland, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and New York<br /> Royal colony- king took control over Virginia<br /> <br /> 7.Puritans: I believe that the Puritans were justified lawfully to exclude people of other religions from their colony because they set a law, warned them, and then took the necessary action to protect their freedom, but, morally and religiously speaking, they had no right to take human lives or not to share their religion with others. <br /> <br /> <br /> H.1. I think that a colony based on a particular religion might have problems with other colonies who do not agree that with that religion (like the Puritans). Also, that colony might experience revolts from people within the colony, wishing to leave the religion or starting a heresy. They also might be so involved with their religion, they may not wish to trade with those of different beliefs, therefore leaving their colony alone and not as prosperous as it could be. <br /> <br /> H.2. The Massachusetts Bay Company promoted trade and colonization of New England. It was financed by a joint-stock company who invested in the colony and received wealth back if the colony did well. <br /> <br /> H.4. Mercantilism is the policy for a nation to send out more exports than imports to build up a surplus of wealth. The colonies were used to export raw materials and have the gold sent to the mother country. I do not think that mercantilism is a good idea because greed can easily become a problem (and is a problem).<br /> <br /> DanielleR.</div>

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<p>DanielleR.: </p> <hr /> <div>1.Spanish, English, then French<br /> <br /> 2.His persistence, passion, and talent (ability to locate Haiti again)<br /> <br /> 3.Laziness and lack of a government (laws), structure, and motivation<br /> <br /> 4.Religious freedom; the Puritans wanted freedom from people of other religions- the Pilgrims wanted religious freedom for all. <br /> <br /> 5.William Penn was given land that was all woods and created America’s greatest <br /> city, Philadelphia, on religious freedom for all<br /> <br /> 6.Joint-stock colony- Virginia and Massachusetts Bay<br /> Charter colony- Connecticut and Rhode Island<br /> Proprietary colony- Maryland, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and New York<br /> Royal colony- king took control over Virginia<br /> <br /> 7.Puritans: I believe that the Puritans were justified lawfully to exclude people of other religions from their colony because they set a law, warned them, and then took the necessary action to protect their freedom, but, morally and religiously speaking, they had no right to take human lives or not to share their religion with others. <br /> <br /> <br /> H.1. I think that a colony based on a particular religion might have problems with other colonies who do not agree that with that religion (like the Puritans). Also, that colony might experience revolts from people within the colony, wishing to leave the religion or starting a heresy. They also might be so involved with their religion, they may not wish to trade with those of different beliefs, therefore leaving their colony alone and not as prosperous as it could be. <br /> <br /> H.2. The Massachusetts Bay Company promoted trade and colonization of New England. It was financed by a joint-stock company who invested in the colony and received wealth back if the colony did well. <br /> <br /> H.4. Mercantilism is the policy for a nation to send out more exports than imports to build up a surplus of wealth. The colonies were used to export raw materials and have the gold sent to the mother country. I do not think that mercantilism is a good idea because greed can easily become a problem (and is a problem).</div>

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<p>DanielleR.: New page: 1.Spanish, English, then French 2.His persistence, passion, and talent (ability to locate Haiti again) 3.Laziness and lack of a government (laws), structure, and motivation 4.Religious fre...</p> <hr /> <div>1.Spanish, English, then French<br /> 2.His persistence, passion, and talent (ability to locate Haiti again)<br /> 3.Laziness and lack of a government (laws), structure, and motivation<br /> 4.Religious freedom; the Puritans wanted freedom from people of other religions- the Pilgrims wanted religious freedom for all. <br /> 5.William Penn was given land that was all woods and created America’s greatest city, Philadelphia, on religious freedom for all<br /> 6.Joint-stock colony- Virginia and Massachusetts Bay<br /> Charter colony- Connecticut and Rhode Island<br /> Proprietary colony- Maryland, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and New York<br /> Royal colony- king took control over Virginia<br /> 7.Puritans: I believe that the Puritans were justified lawfully to exclude people of other religions from their colony because they set a law, warned them, and then took the necessary action to protect their freedom, but, morally and religiously speaking, they had no right to take human lives or not to share their religion with others. <br /> <br /> H.1. I think that a colony based on a particular religion might have problems with other colonies who do not agree that with that religion (like the Puritans). Also, that colony might experience revolts from people within the colony, wishing to leave the religion or starting a heresy. They also might be so involved with their religion, they may not wish to trade with those of different beliefs, therefore leaving their colony alone and not as prosperous as it could be. <br /> H.2. The Massachusetts Bay Company promoted trade and colonization of New England. It was financed by a joint-stock company who invested in the colony and received wealth back if the colony did well. <br /> H.4. Mercantilism is the policy for a nation to send out more exports than imports to build up a surplus of wealth. The colonies were used to export raw materials and have the gold sent to the mother country. I do not think that mercantilism is a good idea because greed can easily become a problem (and is a problem).</div>

DanielleR. https://conservapedia.com/index.php?title=Agricultural_Adjustment_Act&diff=139015 2007-05-01T20:50:43Z

<p>DanielleR.: New page: By increasing the prices for agricultural products, the government reduced the supply of food by paying farmers not to plant crops on pasture lands.</p> <hr /> <div>By increasing the prices for agricultural products, the government reduced the supply of food by paying farmers not to plant crops on pasture lands.</div>

DanielleR. https://conservapedia.com/index.php?title=User:DanielleR.&diff=135132 2007-04-29T17:55:26Z

<p>DanielleR.: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Feel free to correct my mistakes, comment, and ask questions here.''' <br /> <br /> [[Image:amazinghamsters.jpg|Isn't that cool?!? Too bad you can see that it's not real...]]<br /> <br /> ----<br /> '''Correction(s):''' <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ----<br /> '''Comment(s):''' <br /> <br /> <br /> Hello :) --[[User:JessicaS|Jess]] 10:44, 7 December 2006 (EST)<br /> <br /> <br /> ''My Reply'' '''ummm, 'hi' to you too... see you in history class!'''''<br /> <br /> <br /> Thanks --[[User:JessicaS|Jess]] 12:23, 8 December 2006 (EST)<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> I love the hamster picture!--[[User:JessicaS|Jess]] 13:17, 8 December 2006 (EST)<br /> <br /> <br /> ''My Reply'' '''I know! Isn't that amazing! Too bad its not real... You can see where the hands are holding them'''<br /> <br /> <br /> Danielle, Merry Christmas!!--[[User:JessicaS|Jess]] 10:00, 24 December 2006 (EST)<br /> <br /> Danielle,<br /> <br /> Merry Christmas!!!! Thanks for your contributions to our website!<br /> <br /> --[[User:Aschlafly|Aschlafly]] 11:05, 24 December 2006 (EST)<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> I will see you in History class (Without braces:-) <br /> sorry about missing you @ Music :(<br /> <br /> <br /> ----<br /> '''Question(s):''' <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ----<br /> '''Don't forget to check out my talk page [[user talk:DanielleR.|here]] Thanks!'''</div>

DanielleR. https://conservapedia.com/index.php?title=User:DanielleR.&diff=63171 2007-03-24T20:24:54Z

<p>DanielleR.: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Feel free to correct my mistakes, comment, and ask questions here.''' <br /> <br /> [[Image:amazinghamsters.jpg|Isn't that cool?!?]]<br /> <br /> ----<br /> '''Correction(s):''' <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ----<br /> '''Comment(s):''' <br /> <br /> <br /> Hello :) --[[User:JessicaS|Jess]] 10:44, 7 December 2006 (EST)<br /> <br /> <br /> ''My Reply'' '''ummm, 'hi' to you too... see you in history class!'''''<br /> <br /> <br /> Thanks --[[User:JessicaS|Jess]] 12:23, 8 December 2006 (EST)<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> I love the hamster picture!--[[User:JessicaS|Jess]] 13:17, 8 December 2006 (EST)<br /> <br /> <br /> ''My Reply'' '''I know! Isn't that amazing! Too bad its not real... You can see where the hands are holding them'''<br /> <br /> <br /> Danielle, Merry Christmas!!--[[User:JessicaS|Jess]] 10:00, 24 December 2006 (EST)<br /> <br /> Danielle,<br /> <br /> Merry Christmas!!!! Thanks for your contributions to our website!<br /> <br /> --[[User:Aschlafly|Aschlafly]] 11:05, 24 December 2006 (EST)<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> I will see you in History class (Without braces:-) <br /> sorry about missing you @ Music :(<br /> <br /> <br /> ----<br /> '''Question(s):''' <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ----<br /> '''Don't forget to check out my talk page [[user talk:DanielleR.|here]] Thanks!'''</div>

DanielleR. https://conservapedia.com/index.php?title=User:DanielleR.&diff=38372 2007-03-15T15:48:42Z

<p>DanielleR.: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Feel free to correct my mistakes, comment, and ask questions here.''' <br /> <br /> [[Image:amazinghamsters.jpg|Isn't that cool?!?]]<br /> <br /> ----<br /> '''Correction(s):''' <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ----<br /> '''Comment(s):''' <br /> <br /> <br /> Hello :) --[[User:JessicaS|Jess]] 10:44, 7 December 2006 (EST)<br /> <br /> <br /> ''My Reply'' '''ummm, 'hi' to you too... see you in history class!'''''<br /> <br /> <br /> Thanks --[[User:JessicaS|Jess]] 12:23, 8 December 2006 (EST)<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> I love the hamster picture!--[[User:JessicaS|Jess]] 13:17, 8 December 2006 (EST)<br /> <br /> <br /> ''My Reply'' '''I know! Isn't that amazing!'''<br /> <br /> <br /> Danielle, Merry Christmas!!--[[User:JessicaS|Jess]] 10:00, 24 December 2006 (EST)<br /> <br /> Danielle,<br /> <br /> Merry Christmas!!!! Thanks for your contributions to our website!<br /> <br /> --[[User:Aschlafly|Aschlafly]] 11:05, 24 December 2006 (EST)<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> I will see you in History class (Without braces:-) <br /> sorry about missing you @ Music :(<br /> <br /> <br /> ----<br /> '''Question(s):''' <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ----<br /> '''Don't forget to check out my talk page [[user talk:DanielleR.|here]] Thanks!'''</div>

DanielleR. https://conservapedia.com/index.php?title=God&diff=26008 2007-03-11T19:20:37Z

<p>DanielleR.: </p> <hr /> <div>God is the creator of the universe. He is a trinity comprised of the [[Father]], the [[Jesus Christ|Son]], and the [[Holy Spirit]]. His [[creation]] of man is described in the [[Book of Genesis]] in the [[Bible]]. Belief in God (specifically, belief in [[Jesus Christ]] as your personal lord and savior) is a necessary condition to go to [[heaven]] (rather than [[hell]]) in the afterlife.<br /> <br /> It's claimed that [[Christianity]], [[Islam]], and [[Judaism]] worship the same God in different ways. This claim is regarded by some as a way to convert Jews and Christians to Islam, since it supports the idea that Abrahamic religion has &quot;grown&quot; from Judaism to Christianity to Islam.&lt;ref&gt;http://www.biblebelievers.org.au/moongod.htm&lt;/ref&gt; However, many are skeptical of this idea.&lt;ref&gt;http://www.letusreason.org/Islam6.htm&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> Common powers attributed to God include [[omnipotence]] (the ability to do anything), [[omniscience]] (the ability to know anything), and [[omnipresence]] (the ability to be everywhere at ocne) although even that level of detail is not common throughout all monotheists{{Fact|date=March2007}}. Many believers in God also believe that he eternally punishes the wicked in [[hell]] and eternally rewards the righteous in [[heaven]] and variants of this theme are found in all the Abrahamic faiths.<br /> <br /> ==References== <br /> &lt;references/&gt;<br /> <br /> [[Category:Religion]]</div>

DanielleR. https://conservapedia.com/index.php?title=God&diff=26006 2007-03-11T19:20:18Z

<p>DanielleR.: </p> <hr /> <div>God is the creator of the universe. He is a trinity comprised of the [[Father]], the [[Jesus Christ|Son]], and the [[Holy Spirit]]. His [[creation]] of man is described in the [[Book of Genesis]] in the [[Bible]]. Belief in God (specifically, belief in [[Jesus Christ]] as your personal lord and savior) is a necessary condition to go to [[heaven]] (rather than [[hell]]) in the afterlife.<br /> <br /> It's claimed that [[Christianity]], [[Islam]], and [[Judaism]] worship the same God in different ways. This claim is regarded by some as a way to convert Jews and Christians to Islam, since it supports the idea that Abrahamic religion has &quot;grown&quot; from Judaism to Christianity to Islam.&lt;ref&gt;http://www.biblebelievers.org.au/moongod.htm&lt;/ref&gt; However, many are skeptical of this idea.&lt;ref&gt;http://www.letusreason.org/Islam6.htm&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> Common powers attributed to God include [[omnipotence]] (the ability to do anything), [[omniscience]] (the ability to know anything), and omnipresence (the ability to be everywhere at ocne) although even that level of detail is not common throughout all monotheists{{Fact|date=March2007}}. Many believers in God also believe that he eternally punishes the wicked in [[hell]] and eternally rewards the righteous in [[heaven]] and variants of this theme are found in all the Abrahamic faiths.<br /> <br /> ==References== <br /> &lt;references/&gt;<br /> <br /> [[Category:Religion]]</div>

DanielleR. https://conservapedia.com/index.php?title=User:OliviaF&diff=10836 2007-01-18T23:55:21Z

<p>DanielleR.: </p> <hr /> <div>Hey Olivia-- [[User:DanielleR.|Danielle]]</div>

DanielleR. https://conservapedia.com/index.php?title=Constantine&diff=7865 2007-01-01T21:56:36Z

<p>DanielleR.: </p> <hr /> <div>A Roman Emperor famous for ending persecution of Christianity, lived AD February 27, 272- May 22, 337. Constantine was a Roman Emperor who was most credited with promoting Christianity.</div>

DanielleR. https://conservapedia.com/index.php?title=Mayans&diff=7864 2007-01-01T21:55:22Z

<p>DanielleR.: </p> <hr /> <div>100-900 A civilization in South America. Historians call the Maya [[civilization]] the &quot;Greeks of the New World&quot;.</div>

DanielleR. https://conservapedia.com/index.php?title=Phoenicians&diff=7862 2007-01-01T21:52:37Z

<p>DanielleR.: </p> <hr /> <div>Were excellecnt traders. Provided the Cedars of Lebanon. The Phoenicians also developed the alphabet later used by the Greeks.</div>

DanielleR. https://conservapedia.com/index.php?title=Roman_Empire&diff=7861 2007-01-01T21:51:15Z

<p>DanielleR.: </p> <hr /> <div>An empire started by the Romans that stretched from British Isles 41 B.C., to Northern Africa 146 B.C., to Armenia 42 B.C.<br /> <br /> The Roman Empire built roads that connected roads that connected with the [[Silk Road]].</div>

DanielleR. https://conservapedia.com/index.php?title=Buddhism&diff=7859 2007-01-01T21:44:42Z

<p>DanielleR.: </p> <hr /> <div>Belief system teaching that craving causes suffering, if craving is eliminated, [[Nirvana]] is attained.<br /> <br /> Buddhism is a religion that was founded by an Indian prince who, after observing the suffering of his people, longed to discover the reason for suffering and pain. To this end he went into meditation for a long time seated under a tree, and after finishing his period of meditation formed Buddhism.<br /> <br /> Buddhism teaches that in order to attain Nirvana (a complete contentment, and separation from suffering), you must follow the [[Eightfold Path]]. Once you Reached Nirvana, you were perfect. This makes Buddhism seem <br /> attractive to some because you can reach perfection in your current form. You do not have to wait to be reincarnated several times before reaching perfection.<br /> <br /> Buddhism benefited most from trading and/or commercial activity.</div>

DanielleR. https://conservapedia.com/index.php?title=Mongols&diff=7857 2007-01-01T21:34:19Z

<p>DanielleR.: </p> <hr /> <div>The Mongols are an ethnic group that originated in modern day Mongolia, Russia, and China. They successfully invaded Russia.</div>

DanielleR. https://conservapedia.com/index.php?title=User_talk:DanielleR.&diff=6074 2006-12-16T21:34:28Z

<p>DanielleR.: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Welcome to my page! Don't forget to visit my user page [[User:DanielleR.|here]]! Please leave any comments or start any conversations here!'''<br /> <br /> [[Image:Danielle.jpg|my name]] [[Image:violin.jpg|I love the violin (now if I could only get vibrato down...)]] [[Image:piano_.jpg|I wish that this was my piano, but it's not...!]] [[Image:hamsters.jpg|Aren't they cute!]]<br /> <br /> ----<br /> '''Comments:'''<br /> <br /> <br /> I LOVE your pictures (the hamsters are soo cute:)) --[[User:JessicaS|Jess]] 12:24, 8 December 2006 (EST)<br /> <br /> <br /> ''My Reply'' '''Thanks! I love hamsters. Right now we have five!'''<br /> <br /> <br /> Hey!<br /> &quot;Crazy Violin friend&quot; Thanks for the picture. I love it. --[[User:JessicaS|Jess]] 12:32, 8 December 2006 (EST)<br /> <br /> <br /> ''My Reply'' '''You're welcome!'''<br /> <br /> Sorry :)--[[User:JessicaS|Jess]] 15:34, 8 December 2006 (EST)<br /> <br /> <br /> ''My Reply''<br /> '''Hey Jessica,''' <br /> '''Don't forget about handbell practice Friday the 15th!''' [[Image:handbells.jpg|Don't forget! (Like I did once...)]] <br /> <br /> <br /> Thanks for the handbell picture :)--[[User:JessicaS|Jess]] 15:41, 8 December 2006 (EST)<br /> <br /> <br /> ''My Reply'' '''You're welcome! Scroll over the picture for a reminder! I'm IMing Caroline and she wanted me to tell you.'''<br /> ----<br /> '''Conversations:'''<br /> <br /> I will see you on friday :)--[[User:JessicaS|Jess]] 16:09, 11 December 2006 (EST)<br /> <br /> ''My Reply'' '''Yup!'''<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ----<br /> [[Image:flute_.jpg|Not me, but whoever she is, she's playing a C]]</div>

DanielleR. https://conservapedia.com/index.php?title=User_talk:David_R&diff=5838 2006-12-14T17:18:19Z

<p>DanielleR.: </p> <hr /> <div>====''Please [http://www.conservapedia.com/index.php?title=User_talk:David_R&amp;action=edit comment]!''====<br /> <br /> ----<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Comments:'''</div>

DanielleR. https://conservapedia.com/index.php?title=Abbas_the_Great&diff=5824 2006-12-14T16:26:35Z

<p>DanielleR.: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Shah Abbas The Great was born in 1571 died in 1629'''<br /> <br /> Shah Abbas The Great was the ruler when [[Persia]]'s [[Safavid dynasty]] from 1588 to 1629. He was a good military leader who both made peace with the [[Ottoman Empire|Ottomans]] and forced the Uzbek Turks out of the Eastern part of [[Iran]]. Persia reached its highest achievements during his reign. <br /> <br /> '''After strengthening the Safavid dynasty by defeating the Turks and Uzbeks, he made Isfahan his capital (in succession to Kazvin) and transformed it into a great city. Though cruel to his family, he was a great patron of art, architecture and garden design'''</div>

DanielleR. https://conservapedia.com/index.php?title=User_talk:DanielleR.&diff=5621 2006-12-13T01:56:04Z

<p>DanielleR.: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Welcome to my page! Don't forget to visit my user page [[User:DanielleR.|here]]! Please leave any comments or start any conversations here!'''<br /> <br /> [[Image:Danielle.jpg|my name]] [[Image:violin.jpg|I love the violin (now if I could only get vibrato down...)]] [[Image:piano_.jpg|I wish that this was my piano, but it's not...!]] [[Image:hamsters.jpg|Aren't they cute!]]<br /> <br /> ----<br /> '''Comments:'''<br /> <br /> <br /> I LOVE your pictures (the hamsters are soo cute:)) --[[User:JessicaS|Jess]] 12:24, 8 December 2006 (EST)<br /> <br /> <br /> ''My Reply'' '''Thanks! I love hamsters. Right now we have five!'''<br /> <br /> <br /> Hey!<br /> &quot;Crazy Violin friend&quot; Thanks for the picture. I love it. --[[User:JessicaS|Jess]] 12:32, 8 December 2006 (EST)<br /> <br /> <br /> ''My Reply'' '''You're welcome!'''<br /> <br /> Sorry :)--[[User:JessicaS|Jess]] 15:34, 8 December 2006 (EST)<br /> <br /> <br /> ''My Reply''<br /> '''Hey Jessica,''' <br /> '''Don't forget about handbell practice Friday the 15th!''' [[Image:handbells.jpg|Don't forget! (Like I did once...)]] <br /> <br /> <br /> Thanks for the handbell picture :)--[[User:JessicaS|Jess]] 15:41, 8 December 2006 (EST)<br /> <br /> <br /> ''My Reply'' '''You're welcome! Scroll over the picture for a reminder! I'm IMing Caroline and she wanted me to tell you.'''<br /> ----<br /> '''Conversations:'''<br /> <br /> I will see you on friday :)--[[User:JessicaS|Jess]] 16:09, 11 December 2006 (EST)<br /> <br /> ''My Reply'' '''Yup! I almost said see you at the party, but I won't. Sorry :-('''<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ----<br /> [[Image:flute_.jpg|Not me, but whoever she is, she's playing a C]]</div>

DanielleR. https://conservapedia.com/index.php?title=User_talk:DanielleR.&diff=5098 2006-12-08T20:43:26Z

<p>DanielleR.: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Welcome to my page! Don't forget to visit my user page [[User:DanielleR.|here]]! Please leave any comments or start any conversations here!'''<br /> <br /> [[Image:Danielle.jpg|my name]] [[Image:violin.jpg|I love the violin (now if I could only get vibrato down...)]] [[Image:piano_.jpg|I wish that this was my piano, but it's not...!]] [[Image:hamsters.jpg|Aren't they cute!]]<br /> <br /> ----<br /> '''Comments:'''<br /> <br /> <br /> I LOVE your pictures (the hamsters are soo cute:)) --[[User:JessicaS|Jess]] 12:24, 8 December 2006 (EST)<br /> <br /> <br /> ''My Reply'' '''Thanks! I love hamsters. Right now we have five!'''<br /> <br /> <br /> Hey!<br /> &quot;Crazy Violin friend&quot; Thanks for the picture. I love it. --[[User:JessicaS|Jess]] 12:32, 8 December 2006 (EST)<br /> <br /> <br /> ''My Reply'' '''You're welcome!'''<br /> <br /> Sorry :)--[[User:JessicaS|Jess]] 15:34, 8 December 2006 (EST)<br /> <br /> <br /> ''My Reply''<br /> '''Hey Jessica,''' <br /> '''Don't forget about handbell practice Friday the 15th!''' [[Image:handbells.jpg|Don't forget! (Like I did once...)]] <br /> <br /> <br /> Thanks for the handbell picture :)--[[User:JessicaS|Jess]] 15:41, 8 December 2006 (EST)<br /> <br /> <br /> ''My Reply'' '''You're welcome! Scroll over the picture for a reminder! I'm IMing Caroline and she wanted me to tell you.'''<br /> ----<br /> '''Conversations:'''<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ----<br /> [[Image:flute_.jpg|Not me, but whoever she is, she's playing a C]]</div>

DanielleR. https://conservapedia.com/index.php?title=User_talk:DanielleR.&diff=5097 2006-12-08T20:42:59Z

<p>DanielleR.: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Welcome to my page! Don't forget to visit my user page [[User:DanielleR.|here]]! Please leave any comments or start any conversations here!'''<br /> <br /> [[Image:Danielle.jpg|my name]] [[Image:violin.jpg|I love the violin (now if I could only get vibrato down...)]] [[Image:piano_.jpg|I wish that this was my piano, but it's not...!]] [[Image:hamsters.jpg|Aren't they cute!]]<br /> <br /> ----<br /> '''Comments:'''<br /> <br /> <br /> I LOVE your pictures (the hamsters are soo cute:)) --[[User:JessicaS|Jess]] 12:24, 8 December 2006 (EST)<br /> <br /> <br /> ''My Reply'' '''Thanks! I love hamsters. Right now we have five!'''<br /> <br /> <br /> Hey!<br /> &quot;Crazy Violin friend&quot; Thanks for the picture. I love it. --[[User:JessicaS|Jess]] 12:32, 8 December 2006 (EST)<br /> <br /> <br /> ''My Reply'' '''You're welcome!'''<br /> <br /> Sorry :)--[[User:JessicaS|Jess]] 15:34, 8 December 2006 (EST)<br /> <br /> <br /> ''My Reply''<br /> '''Hey Jessica, <br /> Don't forget about handbell practice Friday the 15th!''' [[Image:handbells.jpg|Don't forget! (Like I did once...)]] <br /> <br /> <br /> Thanks for the handbell picture :)--[[User:JessicaS|Jess]] 15:41, 8 December 2006 (EST)<br /> <br /> <br /> ''My Reply'' '''You're welcome! Scroll over the picture for a reminder! I'm IMing Caroline and she wanted me to tell you.'''<br /> ----<br /> '''Conversations:'''<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ----<br /> [[Image:flute_.jpg|Not me, but whoever she is, she's playing a C]]</div>

DanielleR. https://conservapedia.com/index.php?title=User_talk:DanielleR.&diff=5096 2006-12-08T20:41:41Z

<p>DanielleR.: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Welcome to my page! Don't forget to visit my user page [[User:DanielleR.|here]]! Please leave any comments or start any conversations here!'''<br /> <br /> [[Image:Danielle.jpg|my name]] [[Image:violin.jpg|I love the violin (now if I could only get vibrato down...)]] [[Image:piano_.jpg|I wish that this was my piano, but it's not...!]] [[Image:hamsters.jpg|Aren't they cute!]]<br /> <br /> ----<br /> '''Comments:'''<br /> <br /> <br /> I LOVE your pictures (the hamsters are soo cute:)) --[[User:JessicaS|Jess]] 12:24, 8 December 2006 (EST)<br /> <br /> <br /> ''My Reply'' '''Thanks! I love hamsters. Right now we have five!'''<br /> <br /> <br /> Hey!<br /> &quot;Crazy Violin friend&quot; Thanks for the picture. I love it. --[[User:JessicaS|Jess]] 12:32, 8 December 2006 (EST)<br /> <br /> <br /> ''My Reply'' '''You're welcome!'''<br /> <br /> Sorry :)--[[User:JessicaS|Jess]] 15:34, 8 December 2006 (EST)<br /> <br /> <br /> ''My Reply''<br /> '''Hey Jessica, <br /> Don't forget about handbell practice Friday the 15th!''' [[Image:handbells.jpg|Don't forget! (Like I did once...)]] <br /> [[User talk:DanielleR.|You're crazy violin and handbell friend]]<br /> <br /> Thanks for the handbell picture :)--[[User:JessicaS|Jess]] 15:41, 8 December 2006 (EST)<br /> ----<br /> '''Conversations:'''<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ----<br /> [[Image:flute_.jpg|Not me, but whoever she is, she's playing a C]]</div>

DanielleR. https://conservapedia.com/index.php?title=User_talk:DanielleR.&diff=5094 2006-12-08T20:41:12Z

<p>DanielleR.: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Welcome to my page! Don't forget to visit my user page [[User:DanielleR.|here]]! Please leave any comments or start any conversations here!'''<br /> <br /> [[Image:Danielle.jpg|my name]] [[Image:violin.jpg|I love the violin (now if I could only get vibrato down...)]] [[Image:piano_.jpg|I wish that this was my piano, but it's not...!]] [[Image:hamsters.jpg|Aren't they cute!]]<br /> <br /> ----<br /> '''Comments:'''<br /> <br /> <br /> I LOVE your pictures (the hamsters are soo cute:)) --[[User:JessicaS|Jess]] 12:24, 8 December 2006 (EST)<br /> <br /> <br /> ''My Reply'' '''Thanks! I love hamsters. Right now we have five!'''<br /> <br /> <br /> Hey!<br /> &quot;Crazy Violin friend&quot; Thanks for the picture. I love it. --[[User:JessicaS|Jess]] 12:32, 8 December 2006 (EST)<br /> <br /> <br /> ''My Reply'' '''You're welcome!'''<br /> <br /> Sorry :)--[[User:JessicaS|Jess]] 15:34, 8 December 2006 (EST)<br /> <br /> <br /> ''My Reply''<br /> '''Hey Jessica,''' <br /> <br /> '''Don't forget about handbell practice Friday the 15th!''' [[Image:handbells.jpg|Don't forget! (Like I did once...)]]<br /> [[User talk:DanielleR.|You're crazy violin and handbell friend]]<br /> <br /> <br /> ----<br /> '''Conversations:'''<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ----<br /> [[Image:flute_.jpg|Not me, but whoever she is, she's playing a C]]</div>

DanielleR. https://conservapedia.com/index.php?title=User_talk:DanielleR.&diff=5093 2006-12-08T20:40:46Z

<p>DanielleR.: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Welcome to my page! Don't forget to visit my user page [[User:DanielleR.|here]]! Please leave any comments or start any conversations here!'''<br /> <br /> [[Image:Danielle.jpg|my name]] [[Image:violin.jpg|I love the violin (now if I could only get vibrato down...)]] [[Image:piano_.jpg|I wish that this was my piano, but it's not...!]] [[Image:hamsters.jpg|Aren't they cute!]]<br /> <br /> ----<br /> '''Comments:'''<br /> <br /> <br /> I LOVE your pictures (the hamsters are soo cute:)) --[[User:JessicaS|Jess]] 12:24, 8 December 2006 (EST)<br /> <br /> <br /> ''My Reply'' '''Thanks! I love hamsters. Right now we have five!'''<br /> <br /> <br /> Hey!<br /> &quot;Crazy Violin friend&quot; Thanks for the picture. I love it. --[[User:JessicaS|Jess]] 12:32, 8 December 2006 (EST)<br /> <br /> <br /> ''My Reply'' '''You're welcome!'''<br /> <br /> Sorry :)--[[User:JessicaS|Jess]] 15:34, 8 December 2006 (EST)<br /> <br /> <br /> ''My Reply''<br /> '''Hey Jessica,''' <br /> <br /> '''Don't forget about handbell practice Friday the 15th!''' [[Image:handbells.jpg|Don't forget! (Like I did once...)]]<br /> [[User talk:DanielleR.|You're crazy violin and handbell friend]]<br /> <br /> <br /> ----<br /> '''Conversations:'''<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ----<br /> [[Image:flute_.jpg|Not me, but whoever she is, she's playing a C]]</div>

DanielleR. https://conservapedia.com/index.php?title=User_talk:DanielleR.&diff=5091 2006-12-08T20:40:26Z

<p>DanielleR.: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Welcome to my page! Don't forget to visit my user page [[User:DanielleR.|here]]! Please leave any comments or start any conversations here!'''<br /> <br /> [[Image:Danielle.jpg|my name]] [[Image:violin.jpg|I love the violin (now if I could only get vibrato down...)]] [[Image:piano_.jpg|I wish that this was my piano, but it's not...!]] [[Image:hamsters.jpg|Aren't they cute!]]<br /> <br /> ----<br /> '''Comments:'''<br /> <br /> <br /> I LOVE your pictures (the hamsters are soo cute:)) --[[User:JessicaS|Jess]] 12:24, 8 December 2006 (EST)<br /> <br /> <br /> ''My Reply'' '''Thanks! I love hamsters. Right now we have five!'''<br /> <br /> <br /> Hey!<br /> &quot;Crazy Violin friend&quot; Thanks for the picture. I love it. --[[User:JessicaS|Jess]] 12:32, 8 December 2006 (EST)<br /> <br /> <br /> ''My Reply'' '''You're welcome!'''<br /> <br /> Sorry :)--[[User:JessicaS|Jess]] 15:34, 8 December 2006 (EST)<br /> <br /> <br /> ''My Reply''<br /> '''Hey Jessica,''' <br /> <br /> '''Don't forget about handbell practice Friday the 15th!''' [[Image:handbells.jpg|Don't forget! (Like I did once...)]]<br /> [[User talk:DanielleR.|You're crazy violin and handbell friend]]'''<br /> <br /> <br /> ----<br /> '''Conversations:'''<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ----<br /> [[Image:flute_.jpg|Not me, but whoever she is, she's playing a C]]</div>

DanielleR. https://conservapedia.com/index.php?title=User_talk:DanielleR.&diff=5088 2006-12-08T20:39:37Z

<p>DanielleR.: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Welcome to my page! Don't forget to visit my user page [[User:DanielleR.|here]]! Please leave any comments or start any conversations here!'''<br /> <br /> [[Image:Danielle.jpg|my name]] [[Image:violin.jpg|I love the violin (now if I could only get vibrato down...)]] [[Image:piano_.jpg|I wish that this was my piano, but it's not...!]] [[Image:hamsters.jpg|Aren't they cute!]]<br /> <br /> ----<br /> '''Comments:'''<br /> <br /> <br /> I LOVE your pictures (the hamsters are soo cute:)) --[[User:JessicaS|Jess]] 12:24, 8 December 2006 (EST)<br /> <br /> <br /> ''My Reply'' '''Thanks! I love hamsters. Right now we have five!'''<br /> <br /> <br /> Hey!<br /> &quot;Crazy Violin friend&quot; Thanks for the picture. I love it. --[[User:JessicaS|Jess]] 12:32, 8 December 2006 (EST)<br /> <br /> <br /> ''My Reply'' '''You're welcome!'''<br /> <br /> Sorry :)--[[User:JessicaS|Jess]] 15:34, 8 December 2006 (EST)<br /> <br /> <br /> ''My Reply''<br /> '''Hey Jessica, <br /> <br /> Don't forget about handbell practice Friday the 15th!''' [[Image:handbells.jpg|Don't forget! (Like I did once...)]]<br /> [[User talk:DanielleR.|You're crazy violin and handbell friend]]'''<br /> <br /> <br /> ----<br /> '''Conversations:'''<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ----<br /> [[Image:flute_.jpg|Not me, but whoever she is, she's playing a C]]</div>

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