Lessons I learn From the Tuskegee Airmen

Three very important lesson I learned from the Tuskegee Airmen was one, to always strive to reach my goals in life because in the movie Train and Lt. Lee wanted to prove a point, that blacks can fly and they stuck to it. Another lesson I learn was to never give up and Lt. Lee from the movie never quit even thought all his friends died. The last lesson that I learn was from one of the Tuskegee Airmen himself, Lt. Broadwater and that was if you set your mind toward something stick to it and you will achieve it and he achieved his goal and became a Tuskegee Airmen. He inspired me because back then black weren't allow to do many things and to be black pilot was one of them. Lt. Broadwater was not only back but he became one of the first black male pilots.

Tuskegee Airmen Reflection

A lesson I learned from the Tuskegee Airmen is that you never give up  and never back down to anything strive for. I was motivated by Walter People and Train from the movie Tuskegee because they never gave up and were very strong and confident young men.

The Mock Hearing

The mock hearing was very fun to do we got be judged by a man named Mr. Justin he was very nice. We got to read the stuff we wrote to him and he wrote down notes then after we were done he asked our group questions about the  article 1,2,3 of the constitution   and I  think I did very well even thou I answered most of the question my whole group did good to me. I think I could have done better and I think we could have won as well but we did not do our best.

Naruto opening 8 (FULL)

How to act on a subway

There are many things a student shouldn't do on the subway. First off you should listen to your teachers and follow instructions. Then you need to use your inside voices while your on the train. You also need to not seat hop and stay in one seat and not play around on the train. While you are walking through the hallway you should stay focused and move quickly and quietly. That's what you need to do on a subway.

Women Helping Out

We learned many thing on our museum Field trip. We learned that Roise The Riviter did the same jobs as men a wore the same clothes. Women had to cut back on supplys of food and they made some garments of  silk due to limited resources. The Roises worked in factories just like men and had to be accepted in the family by older men. There jobs were just as hard as men's and they had to work under the same conditions. Women made guns boats and ships just like men, there was a unique way to put the ribits the the plane they used a special bar to block them from coming in. But sadly when the men came back the women lost there jobs and had to go back to what they were doing before the war.

What We Learned About Rosie's

When we went to the museum to learn more about the Rosie's, we learn that they had to be the mens weapon maker, nurses, and help pull their families out of proverty. The women had to wear overalls so they won't get caught while they were working. Rosie's also had to fix the planes, guns, and they rivited using a bucking bar. They grew gardens so that they can send food to the troops and they also had to learn different recipes so they can eat. The Rosie's were not segregated.