Diary Entry Analysis

Once the men were ready, they all went walking towards the “whites village,” chanting our tribes incantation:''Tous des sauvages, des sauvages!" The whole tribe was chanting back and forth. While the tribe was marching their way over there, I tagged along but hiding behind them. In order for my father not to see me because although he is my father when it comes to choosing to be a commander and a father he will choose to be a commander instead. Then realized John was not with his people. He ended up finding me and explained to me what had happened, that his father was informed from one of his informers that John had fallen in love with a Native American and his dad then became furious. I explained what I told my dad and how I felt, after we united we decided to try to talk to our fathers while they were at

3.2. – Explain the purpose of using diary systems to plan and co-ordinate activities and resources

Having correct information will mean all entries are up to date and it will avoid any double-bookings or clashes.

There were a couple of stories that really stood out to me. The first was “The Story of Defender.” I really enjoyed this story because it keep me on the edge of my seat the whole time and taught about two important values of the Lakota people—bravery and humility. When Hoka was fourteen years old, he was invited on a hunting party and was given the job of guarding the camp, which contained elk meat and elk hides for many families back in their village. One day, when the hunters went out, Hoka encountered a “bear.” He considered going and looking for the hunters, but he knew if a bear came and took the meat while he was looking for them he would be responsible, so he stayed and defended the camp. After watching the “bear” scurry through the brush for a while, Hoka took a shot. He heard a slight cry and when he went to look where the bear was hiding, he saw blood. Hoka believed he had shot and wounded a bear, but when the hunters returned later that night and asked if anything happened, he simply said

The two character traits `I don’t like Austin is that he is bitter and rude about most things that happen to him. One example of this would be when he was talking to Mr.Greene (the vice principal)on pg. 129 the last paragraph he was screaming at an adult in a position of power, all because of what he didn't want Tyson to be in the Shadow Club. The only reason he didn't want Tyson to get in because he had a bad first impression. This shows that Jared was bitter because he was scared Tyson would leak to everyone what the Shadow Club is and what they did and rude to not let Tyson in and to scream at an adult. I thought Jared is bitter because in the chapter of “What Ralphy Said” pranks were being pulled that

“”Here,” he said. “Give me your hand. We are brothers. You are my son. I pass to you my vision, even though I cannot pass to you my knowledge. There lies in the ground not far from here one who truly was my son. He could not bear the pain of knowing two truths. And so I give my vision to you who knows one one. Perhaps it will be easier to bear. Perhaps it will be easier to share.”” Throughout the book Neither Wolf Nor Dog by Kent Nerburn, the author travels a long way from his home to visit the reservation of a Native American elder named Dan. Nerburn agrees to write a book for Dan that will attempt to convey some aspects of American Indian life and truth in contrast to false images displayed in pop culture. This passage contributes to the

During the days of sitting bull there were three boys, and the chief and all the men had left to go hunt, but the three boys had stayed behind because sitting bull had said the boy weren’t men yet so they had to stay back and watch the village.The three boys had decided that they were gonna go and prove they were man enough to hunt so the boy’s had left when the tribe was sleeping so they tried to go hunt and prove to their tribes chief sitting bull that they were men.

Like a coin dropped between the cushions of a couch, traditional oral storytelling is a custom fading away in current American culture. For Native Americans, however, the practice of oral storytelling is still a tradition that carries culture and rich history over the course of generations. Three examples of traditional oral stories, “How Men and Women Got Together”, “Coyote’s Rabbit Chase”, and “Corn Mother”, demonstrate key differences in perspectives and values among diverse native tribes in America.

Holding tightly onto the wooden flower woven box you gave me , I’m in california. The trip was long and hard. I almost froze to death in a snow storm but brave strong John found shelter and warmed me up. We almost made it when indians attacked! I fought them of but a deep bloody cut scarred my arm. But again brave strong John bandaged my wound.

As a gentry of England, you bear a unique responsibility. You can set the tone that the new world is not just for intrepid adventurers, antagonistic law breakers, debtors wishing to start anew, and second sons looking for a way to support a family. When a knowledgeable, resourceful, and classy man like yourself sets sail, it will be paving the way for a whole new class in the new world. As you know, your money is the most important things to me. Unfortunately, your money to me is contingent upon your satisfactory with my job, so I plan to do it well. I believe you’d be happiest and safest in Massachusetts Bay colony because of the health, family, and economic opportunities.

We’re sitting around the fire when Guwisguwi starts to tell a story, so everyone quiets down and listens to one of his many stories he always told. He started off talking about how it was a hot summer day when he was riding out to town with his tribe; when a couple of white people were up to no good started making trouble in his tribe, so he got in one little fight and his mom got scared and said your moving with your

Most of the men of the tribe sent out one day trying to make peace with another tribe. Dances with Wolves was assigned to watch the chief’s family. While the men were gone, the tribe was attacked me other Indian’s. Dances with wolves provided rifles to the Indians who were there and they defeated the other Indians.

The life of students includes many disciplines. There are a number of different learning styles that to choose from. They all have strengths and weaknesses in their. It is part of the learning process to figure out when to utilize each of the strategies, which is dependent on several factors. The level of the material and way it is presented make a big difference in which note taking strategy a student will use. The purpose of this assignment was to read a historical article about the development of nuclear energy and take notes on the article, using strategies presented in this unit. The strategies I used for note taking and why I am using it will be explained. The way that this strategy will help me prepare for an exam will also be expounded upon. The notes for assignment can be seen in appendix A.

Journal Fragment #1, November 6th. I was headed to my office to plan for the future of Deutschland (homeland). With the British under my rule only a matter of time before the rest will also. In the meantime, my engineers have been busy building a couple platoons of an ultimate machine; my army had been able to stall my neighboring countries to the west from reaching my heartland, or the area constructing my machine. My ally is starting to grow uneasy with my lack of offensive measures. His country threats to disband and take on the fleets himself, however, I tell him “United we stand, divided we fall,” which always kept their support alongside my land.

Audience for the diary entries: This diary entries is aim for the writer itself. This is only for the writer to read. Everything that is written in a diary is personal and no one else can read it unless the writer gives permission. If someone reads it, the person might not be able to understand what is going on because everything that is written in a diary are personal things that no one might know about.