Cartoon analysis
Comic 1A
The issue is the animals are talking about people that come to America and they are stereotyping them because they have an accent. The author’s opinion is he thinks all Spanish people that come here are illegally here. The symbols are the Spanish person walks in and say’s something with an accent. My opinion is that not all of the south people are Illegal aliens.
Comic 2A
The issues are the mouse from the hole on the right is trying to get into another mouse’s hole but he needs to immigrate to the other hole. The author’s opinion is to tell the people that are going to the south is free but going to America takes the right certification. The symbols are the mouse with the gate put up trying to protect his hole. My opinion is that the Americans should make sure the people coming here aren’t trying to get away from a crime or bad life in the south.
Old comic 2B
The issues are the people are trying to get free from the south and going through the booth to get to America. The author’s opinion is that the south is bad and America is better than the south. The symbols are the sky and how it is dark on the south side and that it is clear on the north side. My opinion is that south is a bad place to live based on the wat people had to live down there.
Old comic 3B
The issues of this comic are the people in the background and how they used to be poor and now there are rich by going to the Americas. The author’s opinion is that the Americas treat people fare and give them a chance to live life to their fullest potential. The symbols are them waving good bye to the people on the boat. There are also the shadows behind them when they were poor. My opinion is that the people that come over here have more freedom to spend their money and live how they want.
Sunday, April 1, 2012
Thursday, March 29, 2012
Respons to Big yellow taxi
When we listened to "Big Yellow taxi" in class the tone would be regret but that dose not reflect on the song because the song is a happy mood which is weird because the song is meant to be happy. "Field bellow's" tone is the same but the song actually delivers the punch of being a sad song. The tone was a little sadder tone and the lyrics were meant to be a sad song.
Thursday, March 22, 2012
DBQ
“How free were the blacks in the north?” If you were black how free would you be and how would you live your life? Lives in the North were better but not completely fare for the African Americans. But the South would enslave them and make them work for their own. The African Americans would also be okay at the south because there is food and shelter to keep them safe. But they had masters that did not treat them very well.
There social freedom was little to none and they had to eat in separate rooms so the white people could stay away from them. Blacks were also not allowed to go into theaters and they could not get into public places that white people were normally in. African Americans had the most freedom in New England and had more of a right to choose.
The African Americans freedom under politics was low and only in Massachusetts was the only state that allowed the blacks to run for Jury. Now the African Americans can run for everything that has to deal with politics as long as you were born in the country and have lived here for fifteen years. But some of The African Americans are still treated with little respect. The African Americans could also vote in New England and choose the best candidate.
African Americans Economic freedom they had no freedom in terms of economy. They could not get a job because the white people would not work with them. If they tried to get into the simplest jobs such as a market worker or a merchant. When they did get a job they were treated with little respect and they were given difficult jobs.
So how free were the blacks in the north? If you were a black how would you go about living your life. I think that the blacks were free because of what I said in my statements.
There social freedom was little to none and they had to eat in separate rooms so the white people could stay away from them. Blacks were also not allowed to go into theaters and they could not get into public places that white people were normally in. African Americans had the most freedom in New England and had more of a right to choose.
The African Americans freedom under politics was low and only in Massachusetts was the only state that allowed the blacks to run for Jury. Now the African Americans can run for everything that has to deal with politics as long as you were born in the country and have lived here for fifteen years. But some of The African Americans are still treated with little respect. The African Americans could also vote in New England and choose the best candidate.
African Americans Economic freedom they had no freedom in terms of economy. They could not get a job because the white people would not work with them. If they tried to get into the simplest jobs such as a market worker or a merchant. When they did get a job they were treated with little respect and they were given difficult jobs.
So how free were the blacks in the north? If you were a black how would you go about living your life. I think that the blacks were free because of what I said in my statements.
Mother to son
Mother to son
In the poem Mother to Son the metaphor is “life for me ain’t been no crystal stair”. It means that life has been difficult for her and it will not get easier, it’s not perfect. The other metaphors are “And places with no carpet on the floor -- Bare.” This metaphor means if she were to fall there would be no soft landing. Such is life for her nothing to make it easy.
The tone of the poem is advice to be followed, almost a warning that life and success isn’t easy and you must always be climbing/working to achieve your goals. In addition I get the sense that this is a poor black person trying to overcome barriers.
In the poem Mother to Son the metaphor is “life for me ain’t been no crystal stair”. It means that life has been difficult for her and it will not get easier, it’s not perfect. The other metaphors are “And places with no carpet on the floor -- Bare.” This metaphor means if she were to fall there would be no soft landing. Such is life for her nothing to make it easy.
The tone of the poem is advice to be followed, almost a warning that life and success isn’t easy and you must always be climbing/working to achieve your goals. In addition I get the sense that this is a poor black person trying to overcome barriers.
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Wednesday, March 21, 2012
character development
Character development
If you had to change one thing in your life what would you change and how would you change it? In the book the absolutely true diary of a part time Indian that is what the main character junior needs to do if he wants to invest in his future. Or live a better life for his family.
What junior dose is he moves to a new school called reindeer and changes his future and have a better life. One of the problems he has to face is his best friend does not like him anymore because he moved to a different school and that poses a problem because his is tough strong big and fast. Pretty much all the things Junior isn’t. What he should do in this situation is he should just leave his friend alone but he doesn’t he tries to stay friends with him but rowdy knocks him on his butt twice. He should have left him alone and let him cool down a little bit.
Junior is like a character from diary of a wimpy kid Roderick Helffaly he likes to screw around and pick on little kids but he slacks off and dose the bare minimum expected of him and that nags his parents. This is just like junior his family expects a lot from him and realizes it when a teacher tells him “Get off the Rez and get a better life than this one go.” Then he starts to see the bigger picture he needs to move to a different school. But Roderick doesn’t see the bigger picture and becomes a high school dropout.
If you had to change one thing in your life what would you change and how would you change it? I would change the sports I play to hockey basketball and football. But I am glad with my decisions.
If you had to change one thing in your life what would you change and how would you change it? In the book the absolutely true diary of a part time Indian that is what the main character junior needs to do if he wants to invest in his future. Or live a better life for his family.
What junior dose is he moves to a new school called reindeer and changes his future and have a better life. One of the problems he has to face is his best friend does not like him anymore because he moved to a different school and that poses a problem because his is tough strong big and fast. Pretty much all the things Junior isn’t. What he should do in this situation is he should just leave his friend alone but he doesn’t he tries to stay friends with him but rowdy knocks him on his butt twice. He should have left him alone and let him cool down a little bit.
Junior is like a character from diary of a wimpy kid Roderick Helffaly he likes to screw around and pick on little kids but he slacks off and dose the bare minimum expected of him and that nags his parents. This is just like junior his family expects a lot from him and realizes it when a teacher tells him “Get off the Rez and get a better life than this one go.” Then he starts to see the bigger picture he needs to move to a different school. But Roderick doesn’t see the bigger picture and becomes a high school dropout.
If you had to change one thing in your life what would you change and how would you change it? I would change the sports I play to hockey basketball and football. But I am glad with my decisions.
Tuesday, March 20, 2012
Funny peoms
I never put my things away.
I never dust my room.
I never fix the things I break.
I never use a broom.
I never take the garbage out.
I never buy the food.
I never get embarrassed
when a person sees me nude.
I never clean the table tops.
I never scrub the floors.
I never turn the TV off.
I never lock the doors.
I never wash the dinner plates.
I never say a word.
I never knew that life would be
so easy for a bird!
My doggy ate my essay,
he picked up all my mail.
He cleaned my dirty closet
and dusted with his tail.
He straightened out my posters
and swept my wooden floor.
My parents almost fainted when
he fixed my bedroom door.
I did not try to stop him.
He made my windows shine.
My room looked like a palace.
My jackets smelled like pine.
He fluffed up every pillow.
He folded all my clothes.
He even cleaned my fish tank with
a toothbrush and a hose.
I thought it was amazing
to see him use a broom.
I’m glad he ate my essay
on “How to Clean My Room”.
I never dust my room.
I never fix the things I break.
I never use a broom.
I never take the garbage out.
I never buy the food.
I never get embarrassed
when a person sees me nude.
I never clean the table tops.
I never scrub the floors.
I never turn the TV off.
I never lock the doors.
I never wash the dinner plates.
I never say a word.
I never knew that life would be
so easy for a bird!
My doggy ate my essay,
he picked up all my mail.
He cleaned my dirty closet
and dusted with his tail.
He straightened out my posters
and swept my wooden floor.
My parents almost fainted when
he fixed my bedroom door.
I did not try to stop him.
He made my windows shine.
My room looked like a palace.
My jackets smelled like pine.
He fluffed up every pillow.
He folded all my clothes.
He even cleaned my fish tank with
a toothbrush and a hose.
I thought it was amazing
to see him use a broom.
I’m glad he ate my essay
on “How to Clean My Room”.
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