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Hello everyone and welcome to our classroom blog. This blog will serve as a weekly online journal entry. It will be a way to earn points for Language Arts class but SO much more. It will be a way for you to get your voice out there! Every week there will be a discussion topic/question posted by yours truly and it will be your job to respond. Your response may be in direct relation to the topic or may be a comment about another student's response. The topics will vary but your job will remain the same. Respond to the topic in as much detail as you find necessary and in as genuine a matter as possible!
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I think that Benjamin Banneker is one person that made the united states goverment what it is today is that we have people with differnt skin coler in that run are goverment. Now in the u.s we have many people from many differnt country that live here and have the same rights that I do.
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ReplyDeleteThe person I am influenced by the most is Benjamin Banneker because he proved that black people were just as equal as whites because he was a smart and very succesfull man. He believed that everyone even women should have ewual rights and he turned out to be right because we live in a society that works and we have figured out everyone deserves the same. Women have the same rights and black people have the same rights wether your black white of blue you should be treated the same.
I think it was Abigail. She spoke for womens free rights! She said that women are just as equal as men. Today women have free rights; look, there's women in our own Govenment!
ReplyDeleteI don't think our government was influenced by only one person but many people including Hiawatha. I believe him because he believed in peace and the three branches of government also that no one person should have too much power. And that all people, men, woman, all races, should have equal rights.!
ReplyDeleteFrom our Matrix of Thinkers Press Conference, i thought one historical thinker that greatly influenced our United States government as it is today, would be Abbey Abbigail because she fiercelt believed in both women's and black's rights. I believe that she was so dead-set on getting blacks and women their rights that she must have helped us today, considering that blacks and women now have rights!-Wendy Fillman
ReplyDeleteI think that Baron de Montesquieu greatly influenced our government. He had the origional idea of three branches of government. This is the main setup that we use today. It prevents people from getting to much power and doesn't let just one person make all the decisions. It helps everyone have a say, which is one of our main achievements. He made the setup for our government which acts as the support for our whole system.
ReplyDelete-Jordan Raymond
The person who I think most influenced our government was Benjamin Baniker. He believed that blacks and women should have equall rights just as white men. Both of those beliefs have become laws now in our democracy government.
ReplyDeleteThe historical thinker that I think greatly influenced our government is Baron de Montesquieu. His Idea of three braches of government is what we have today. For example the Judicial, Executive, and Legislative Branches.
ReplyDelete-Ben Tran
I think Abagail Adams influneced our government greatly not only because of Will's acting,(which he did very well at.) but, because since was she a women, it showed that women had could have a say in government and she in a way was a respresenter for women to fight for their say.
ReplyDeleteI think that Abigail Adams was one of the great historical thinkers who helped to shape our United States Government. I think this because she believed that men and women should have equal rights no matter what race or sex.Abigail Adams infleunced the government so much that they allowed women to partake in the Government buisness.
ReplyDeleteI believe the historical thinker that greatly influence our United States government as it is today would be John Locke. He believed that people have the rights to reason if given the proper information. His idea of a good government was thoughts should be approved by the people and he stated that people should get individual freedom and liberties.
ReplyDeleteOne historical thinker I think that greatly influenced our United States Government as of today was, Abigail Adams. The reason why I chose her was because, without her opinion on womens rights, today us women wouldn't get the freedom we have today. She made a really big impact on our society and because of her there is an equal balance of rights between men and women today.
ReplyDelete- Janelle Pham (:
I think the person who really affected are government were Benjamin Baniker and Abigail Adams, as they got women rights and no slavery.Now they have equall rights and this is a part of our democracy government.
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In my opinion, I believe that Benjamin Banniker influenced our country the most. This is because he believed that humans of all different colors of skin are equal. He said that no matter what color skin, everyones equal, education wise etc.
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I believe in Benjamin Banaker because not only was he for black peoples right, he was also for womens rights. Also, he didn't believe in an absolute monarchy.
ReplyDeleteI belive that the biggset influence on american govenment was Baron de Mountisquieu because he was the one who thought of the three braches of government. This was created to make sure that no one person could have all the power.
ReplyDeleteI think that the biggest influence on our government was Hiawatha because he had three branches of government and that is what we have today. He also had women in the government which we also do. He said that withh three branches of goverment no one person would have to much power and today it is proven right.
ReplyDeletei thought that hiawatha greatly influenced our gov't because he was such an succesful man and bring peace to his fellow native tribes. he showed how his country was able to succeed and not fight at all and still come out ok. even though he had a monarch gov't he still was able to control his people. a democracy was a good addition to the government as well.-jordan carlson
ReplyDeleteI believe that abigale was the one who influenced our government the most. She stood up for all races and genders and believed we all should have rights.
ReplyDeleteThe person I think influenced the united states the most is Benjamin Banneker because he proved that black people are equal to whites because he was a very smart and very succesfull man. Also he said that women should be equal too just like men. We have people from all over the world that are in our government because he(and many others) said that blacks are equal.
ReplyDeleteI think that Abigail Adams played a big role in our govermnent. Not only did she speak (and amost start a revolution) for womens right but she also spoke out for the rights of blacks. Also, she believed in a democracy!
ReplyDelete~Hanna Hanson :)
I think Benjamin Banneker greatly influenced our government today. He believed in rights for black people and women. He started getting people to think that black people and women were just as smart as anybody, and that they deserved to be treated as equals. Now because of people like him women, black people, and other races are treated the same in the U.S.A.
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I would say that the Baron and Abigail influenced our government the most because nowadays women can vote and they have equal rights as men. Also the Baron because now we have three branches of government. And we have a democracy.
ReplyDeleteWell I the Baron influecnced us the most. He is one of the men that thought of three branches of gorvernment. If it weren't for men like him we would probaly have a king running the U.S.A.
ReplyDeleteYou know, I think the person that influenced our government most was Benjamin Banneker because he believed that both women and blacks deserved equal rights just a whites did. Now, both of those rights have been part of our government's law since the 60's for our government of democracy.
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