Hwang-Ro

Reflection

Key Terms

 * King Philip
 * colonial militia
 * Fort Necessity
 * Treaty of Paris
 * Chief Pontiac
 * Proclamation of 1763

Main Ideas

 * 1) Why did some Native Americans trust the French while other Native Americans trusted the British?
 * 2) Why did Great Britain and France have a conflict over the Ohio River valley?
 * 3) What caused the French & Indian War?
 * 4) How did the map of North America change as a result of the French & Indian War?
 * 5) What new resentments [ill-will] did colonists have of Great Britain after the French & Indian War? (See video)
 * 6) What common desire did both King Philip and Chief Pontiac share?

What we learned today was that we learned about the fur trade in a very vague way as well as go over our immersion. Like how we discussed about King Philip and how he was the leader of a group of Indians that led an attack against the settlements of the Ohio Valley. Then we discussed about the problems which are also known as the Main Ideas. And just from talking about the questions, we covered the facts about fort Necessity and about the Proclamation of 1763. We also covered more than the immersion as the fur trade that I have mentioned before and other things as well. And.....that's about it.

promoting the age of exploration. 1. The invention of maritime technologies that allowed sailors to master treacherous and unfamiliar ocean environments is what really allowed for the Age of Exploration to occur. If you wanted to extend the Age of Exploration into outer space, what new space technology would need to be invented so that human beings could travel to other planets and solar systems?

In order to travel to other worlds and planets, we need to improve the fuel efficiency of our rockets due to the fact that our rockets require a lot of amount of fuel and these fuels are running out and the most that we were able to send a human in was only up to the moon due to the fact that we also require food, water, supplies, and equipment for the astronauts to use. But these take up space and we cant have too much weight on it and we also need even more fuel to return back into our home world. We also need to invent other equipment that may help us produce excess oxygen for us to breathe and other things that allows us to pack or be able to make food inside there.

2. Think of some of the fears that existed amongst people during the 15 & 16th century when it came to sailing the open seas (monsters, boiling waters, falling off the edge of the Earth). Identify some of the fears that other people might have today if you had to convince them of traveling into the far reaches of outer space. What would you have to say or do to convince people that their fears are unwarranted and that they will be safe?

Some of the fears that our current modern world fears are aliens, space monsters, asteroids, crashes, death, and other things as well. But in order to prove that they will be safe by adding systems, programs, and other things that would help them believe and help it be safer due to the objects and other installations.

3. Both Columbus and Magellan had a hard time finding someone to pay for their trips. If it wasn't for the Spanish monarchy, these men would never have been able to afford the financial cost of their adventures on their own. Finding someone to pay for your space expedition is going to be tricky too. Where would you go to gain the funding you need to pay for your space exploration trip? What would you say to the leaders of that nation to convince them of the benefits your expedition would have for their country

in order to gain some fundings, i would first mention the benefits of this project first. And the benefits of this project would be that this nation or corporation to stay within the history books and recorded as the nation or company that funded this project like how Russia is famed for sending the rocket/satellite to outer space and the USA for sending astronauts and setting the first step onto the moon. Not to mention that these accomplishments may allow other priviledges like perhaps a chance to win the nobel prize and get recorded and remembered with that and gain some fame and money for your company/nation. And then, I would mention the good parts of this rocket that we will send and the backups and the installations that we are thinking to put onto and into the machine by showing the very detailed blueprints. And then, talk about the business matters and compare to other major space programs as well. I would mention these types of stuff to convince the naiton/company to fund our group and become the sponsor after showing the researchers and builders and if not the first, perhaps other countries or companies that are assisting us.

Life on Mars 1. I would not volenteer for this mission, because things could go wrong and I could die or be captured by them.

2. The type of people who would volenteer on this type of mission would be people who are wanting to discover new things, people who seeks fame, and those who seeks to know.

3. They could gain foreign planet's technology by going to Mars.

4. If things go wrong, the event with the largest possibility would be death.

5. Technological improvements like the fuel improvement, improvement in our space suits, and improvement in air containment, ship improvement, food improvement, weapon improvement, and improvement on what would happen if anything were to go wrong.

3-10-2009 korea has freedom of speech in terms of speech in south korea