Quarter 4, Week 1 Sentences

1. The man had to acheive the assignment.
I acheiced to finsh middle school.

2. The math problem needed a specific answer.
The specific area code is complicated.

3. I had to compute the problem in class.
There is a specific calculator that can compute problems easyier.

Quarter 4, Week 1 Synonyms, Images, and Sentences

 
 (This man acheived to clim the grand canyon.)


(This is a specific way to go to the pages from the UK.)


( Using a calculator makes computing decimal problems much easier.)

Fourth Quarter, Week 1 Vocabulary Definitions and Examples

Achieve- to bring to a successful end.
Specific-having a special application.
Compute- to determine by calculation.

                                                                   Sentences
 

Achieve (verb) - You can achieve a lot in life when you focus and work hard.

Specific (adj) - When trying to achieve your goals, it is helpful to be specific in the steps you will take to achieve that goal.

Compute (verb) - Using a calculator makes computing decimal problems much easier.

Week 10 Vocabulary Sentences

interact- Me and the dog interacted with eachother.
              The little kid interacted with me beacuse he was boared.

compensate- The teenager refused to compensate for the damages.
                     I had to compensate my friend with his video game.
initial- My first two initials are H.C.
          Mr.s's initials are D.S

Mini-Biography -- Malcolm X

1. When was Malcolm X born? Where?
A: Malcom X was born on May 16, 1925 at Omaha, Nebraska.

2. Why did Malcolm X have to move so much at an early age? What happened to his father?
A: Malcom X had to move at such a early because of Ku Klux Klan threats, the family relocated in 1926 to Milwaukee, Wisconsin. His dad was killed by the KKK all because he was a strong, and powerful man that didn't want to back down to the KKK members.

3. What made Malcolm lose his dream of becoming a lawyer? After he dropped out of school, what did he do for "work?"
A: Malcolm lost his dream of becoming a lawyer beacuse of the KKK. When he dropped in the 8th grade , he became a numbers runner, a drug dealer, even a pimp.

4.Malcolm X was sentenced to 10 years in prision. Why was he arrested and sentenced to jail? During his jail time, what happened to Malcolm X?
A: On January 12, 1946, MalcolmX was arrested for burglary while trying to pick up a stolen watch he had left for repairs at a jewelry shoop. He became a leader of people that hate white people.

5. What was Malcolm X's religion?
A: Malcolm x relgion is Islam.

6. How did Malcolm X regard Martin Luther King, Jr.? How did this end up changing?
A: Both Malcolm X and martin Lurher King Jr. had differences but put them aside to stand up against the whites.

7. How did Malcolm X die? When? Who was the assassin?
A: Malcolm X was assassinated by three members of the group while giving a speech in New York.

8. Find a picture of Malcolm X.
A:

Week 10 Synonyms, Images, and Sentences

                                                                       SYNONYMS
Interact (verb) - Intermingle, act together, intergrate, cooperate
Compensate (verb) - Make up for, offset, pay damages, reimburse, give back
Initial (adjective, noun, verb) - First, early, original


(In this meeting everybodys interacting with eachother.)


(Homer is going to have to compensate for smoking "ciggeerates" in his room .)


(This is an initial of and H.)

Mini Biography: Martin Luther King, Jr

1. Martin Luther King Jr. was born January 15, 1929. He was born in the Atlanta.
2.  he graduated with a Bachelor of Divinity degree in 1951.
3.  He married on  June 18, 1953. His wife is Coretta Scott. They had four kids.
4. In 1954 he first became a pastor. He was at Dexter Avenue Baptist Church.
5. The Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) is an American civil rights organization.
6.He said to the protesters that
7. He was a prominent leader in the Civil Right Movement.
8. Dr. King was arrested during a sit-in at a resturant, waiting to be served when the resturant did not serve african americans.
9. In 1964 is when MLK won the Nobel Peace Prize. For his work to end racial segregation and racial discrimination thought civil disobeidiance and other nonvoilent mean.
10. MLK died on  April 4, 1968. He was assasinated on a balcony of a hotel.

Week 10 Vocabulary Definitions & Examples

Compensate- to provide or be an equivalent.
Initial- pertaining to, or occurring at the beginning.
Interact- to act one upon another.

                                                              

                                                                         Sentences
Compensate (verb) - You will be compensated depending on the quality of your work.
Initial (adj) - The inital step in returning to a comprehensive school is scheduling a meeting with the district.
Interact (verb) - At Umoja Community School, it is important for the two classes to interact in order to promote unity!

Eyes on the prize; Ep. 4-important vocabulary

childrens campaign- its a childrens campaign.

Marchon Washington- was a large political rally in support of civil and economic rights for African Americans that took place in Washington, D.C. on Wednesday, August 28, 1963. Martin Luther King, Jr. delivered his historic "I Have a Dream" speech advocating racial harmony at the Lincoln Memorial during the march.

Civil Rights Bill- The Civil Rights Bill was drawn with simplicity and care for a very necessary purpose. It declares who are citizens of the United States, defines their rights, prescribes penalties for violating them, and provides the means of redress.

week 9 paragraph

on the news they said that out water resource is going low. So we had to transfer somewhere else for water.

Eyes on the Prize (Episode 3) - Vocabulary

• Sit-ins - non violent protests during the civil right movement.
• SNCC - was created on tyhe campus of Shaw university in Raleigh two months later to coordinate these sit-ins, support their leaders, and publicize their activities
• Freedom Rides- civial right activists that rode busses into segragrated states to test the supreem court.

Week 9 Vocabulary Synonyms, Images, and Sentences.

Synonyms- Resource - Reserve, supply, source, store
Seek - Look for, search for, try to find, request
Transfer - Move, transport, relocate, change, exchange


(This is our water resouce.)


(He needs the magnifing glass to seek what hes looking for.)


(The transfer of the money went good.)

Tsunami/Earthquake in Japan

• The 8.9-magnitude earthquake struck northeast Japan at 2:45 p.m. local time, collapsing buildings 240 miles away in Tokyo, triggering a 30-foot tsunami that swept away everything in its path, and killing at least 300 people already.
• 8.9
• It causes damage to buildings and infrastructure, animals and plants due to the fast waves that destroys everything in its path.
• tsunami has hit the Northern California coast this morning. The National Weather Service issued a tsunami warning for much of California's coast after the massive 8.9 earthquake that struck off Japan's northeastern coast earlier today, killing hundreds of people.
• at least 300 people killed already.

         

Week 8 Vocabulary Paragraph

The conduct of mlk speech was about obeying the law. To administer that speech to everybody was courages. The element of the speech was to show everybody that afvrican american people can do speeches to.

Week 8 Vocabulary Sentences

Administer (verb)- The doctor admistered a shot to the child.
                              The teacher adminster told us we had a test.
Conduct (noun, verb)- To conduct the process of algebra is difficult.
                                    Conduct the phyical is difficult.
Element (noun)- The element of science is easy.
                         The ice element is frozen.

Week 8 Synonyms, Images, and Sentences

Administer-
                 (doctor is ready to administer medicine into his patient.)

Conduct-
               (This musicsian will conduct a performance in china.)

Element-
            (The chinese element of medicine is this.)

Week 8 Vocabulary Definitions & Examples

Administer (verb) - to manage
Conduct (noun, verb)- personal behavior. to behave or manage.
Element (noun)- a component or constituent of a whole or one of the parts into which a whole may be resolved by analysis.

                                                             EXAMPLES

1. Administer (verb) - Ricardo, in the National City office, will administer the CAHSEE test.
2. Conduct (noun) - He carried himself with professional conduct.
3. Conduct (verb) - I expect students to conduct themselves well with substitute teachers.
4. Element (noun) - The elements of success are determination and hard work.

Democratic National Conention-  was the 1964 presidential nominating convention of the Democratic Party.

Fourteenth Amendment- Its Citizenship Clause provides a broad definition of citizenship that overruled the decision in Dred Scott v. Sandford (1857)

Freedom riders/riders-  were civil rights activists that rode interstate buses into the segregated southern United States to test the United States Supreme Court decision Boynton v. Virginia (of 1960).

Freedom schools (Mississippi) 1964 - were temporary, alternative free schools for African Americans mostly in the South

Freedom summer-  was a campaign in the United States launched in June 1964 to attempt to register as many African American voters as possible in Mississippi

Integration- an act or instance of combining into an integral whole.

Week 7 Vocab Paragraph

When MLK occured this qoute it was when black and whites didnt like eachother. Every body assumed he was crazy by sayin this. In respond , I think this qoute is good.

Week 7 Vocab Sentences

Occur- Every time the parrade occurs my little brother gets excited.
             It occurs frequently that people fight.
Assume-  The women assumed that the guy was a criminal beacuse he had so much tattos.
                I assumed that the bike was a lot beacuse of the wheels.
Process- The gemotry process is very hard.
               Birth process is very nasty.

Civil rights movement

Albany (Georgia) Movement, 1961-Voter registration drives, petitions, and other activism had been ongoing in Albany for decades. However, a new phase of the campaign began with the arrival of three young SNCC activists

Birmingham, desegregation of, 1963 - By April of 1963, Birmingham, Alabama had become a national example of racial tension and strife. In the spring of 1962, city parks and public golf courses had been closed to prevent desegregation and the black community had attempted to protest racial activities by boycotting selected Birmingham merchants.

Black Power-  is a political slogan espoused by black racialists and a name for various associated ideologies. 

Brown v Board- of Education, 1954- the United States Supreme Court that declared state laws establishing separate public schools for black and white students unconstitutional

bus boycotts - Montgomery, Alabama, decided that they would boycott the city buses until they could sit anywhere they wanted, instead of being relegated to the back when a white boarded . 

Central High School (Little Rock), 1957 - were a group of African-American students who were enrolled in Little Rock Central High School in 1957

Citizens Councils -  was an American white supremacist organization formed in 1954.

civil rights-   are a class of rights that protect individuals' freedom from unwarranted infringement by governments and private organizations, and ensure one's ability to participate in the civil and political life of the state without discrimination or repression

Civil Rights Act of 1957 -  primarily a voting rights bill, was the first civil rights legislation enacted by Congress in the United States since Reconstruction.

Civil Rights Act of 1960 -was a United States federal law that established federal inspection of local voter registration polls and introduced penalties for anyone who obstructed someone's attempt to register to vote or actually vote  

Civil Rights Act of 1964 - was a landmark piece of legislation in the United States that outlawed major forms of discrimination against blacks and women, including racial segregation

Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) -

Council of Federated Organizations (COFO)

Week 7 Synonyms, Images, and Sentences

                           

                      (This can somtimes occur when you dont take care of yourself.)

Occur – happen, take place, transpire, come to mind

                      

                 (Police officers sometimes assume this is a real gun.)

Assume – presume, imagine, suppose

               

                 (This is the finanical process.)

Process (noun) – course, procedure, development

               

Process (verb) – treat, handle