For the Columbia Exchange post today, I will be talking about the negative and positivity of each and how.
In the Columbia exchange, trade was a huge amount of variety of best top trading stuff. Especially the goods. The negativity in the Columbia exchange was how they fought wars. Some of them didn't have weapons to succeed their wars. They would always lose based on the facts from the history book. When they had wars all they used was spheres, other wars that came to fight in the war had like swords, armors, and shields, and all that other good special junk used for war.
Another thing was a sickness, when their land was covered in a deadly disease, many treatments were used to exchange for goods, like food, money, pottery, and other stuff. Even the royals would offer to buy it from people with gold. Especially slavery. Slavery was another good exchange, many people would buy a slave for house work, or used to work on farms. Mostly farms would be used to work on. When the exchanged slaves, that was a higher amount of exchange because slaves were highly paid, so the price for them was even greater.
Slaves were most often bought by royal people, like kings, queens, popes, and all that other royal people that were once alive back then. They were used to work around where the people that bought them lived. They were used to work on farms, in houses, to cook, and other useful things. Some people thought it was a disrespect, even I believe slavery was disrespectful, but they were highly enforced back then. The kids were mostly forced and even more expensive because they are younger, and they can work more even when they get older and older. Some of the little kids slaves parents didn't like that fact that their child is being sold, but they had no choice because they had no food to feed their child so they had to let their child go and be sold so they can have a place to live and eat temporarliy
When we went to the zoo we had so much fun, though when people saw their animals it was weird because they expected their animals to act different or even be different, but it wasn't at all, it was just different from what they thought their animal would have been like. When we look at our animal, it reflected to the website because everything we wrote about or did about in our website page was actually real. The things they did was real, but the only thing that was different was when they looked different. My favorite station at the zoo was the water animals because it is cooler their and it's all water. I really love water, I love when it splashes on my face, I especially love to swim. And I adore animals that swim so my favorite station at the zoo was the water animals. One of the water animals was the sea lion, its like a bear with fins. Quite smooth, it's very exciting to see. It's an amazing water animal, the swim very fast and can hold their breath to like fifteen to twenty minutes. As you can see, another of my favorite stations at the zoo was the reptiles because you get to go inside of a room and wonder around looking at the reptiles in the Reptiles house. Most of the stations at the Zoo were an amazing site to go and look at. Some of the stations I didn't like at all which were the sm
The Inca and Aztec empires are kind of the same because after a while, the people who found those Empires were because of their Temples they had built. The temples tell the people how the people of the Incas and Aztec people were and how they lived during their time and what they did to survive at their time. The temples were a great clue for those people. Another thing is that that have their utensils left around from a long time ago. It shows people how they lived, what they did to make food and other activities they did with the utensils.
The Inca and Aztec Empires are so much alike for many reasons, but I can't seem to think of one right now, um, another thing is bones. Some of the bodies of a person are buried deep inside and temple cave to hold the skulls. The Inca and Aztec Empire both have different kinds of tales of their kind. Like short stories, for example, A young person of the Aztec Empire will slay their selves and die to show their god that the worship them. Another is to be told that many warriors were surrounded by fire and one of them had to walk in the fire that was in front of them, but they were all afraid, but then one brave gentlemen walked directly into the fire and became the sun that rises and falls. The Aztec and Inca empires both have powerful rituals, like one person would be able to sacrifice their bodies to show their gods that they care. It shows respect to the gods, and plus they did it if they had sins so that when they do, they will be able to go to a better place when they die. The Incas and Aztec both are an empire, they each have tall ritual buildings, like temples, and man made houses. They are still there even though its been so many years. Those things help people know what the people of the Incas and Aztecs did, and how they survived, or how they even lived like in their time. Sometimes people that are investigating both empires will even find some new weird things there, like for example, the statues. Inca and Aztec statues are always interesting, one time a person found a blade which they though was a statue or a piece of stone that was used for making art, but what they realize was it was any of that. It was a blade that was used to cut out a mans heart to show their honors to their gods, quite freaky, but it explained a lot to the people there. The empires were both alive at the same time, they did quite everything the same but had different ritual stories and different tools they used to live on. Each empire used their won material, they survived their own way. But either way they were so much alike from what they had
My favorite memory that happened this year is when I met all my friends. This year was the best year I had in my entire life, it was never this much fun. When school first started I didn't even know anybody, but since I've been coming here for a long time, I know about half of the school, crazy right? Another best memory I probably love at Edison Computech is my softball year. Softball is my favorite sport, I love to play it, and everything so Softball was probably one of the best memories here. I experienced a lot of goo and bad times this year, like this year was kind of bad because rumors were spreading about me, but that doesn't matter, I still had fun here at this school. Next year won't be te same because I might go to a different school and not be at this school anymore, I am going to Tioga maybe. Another best year was art, I had so much fun in art, I love to paint and draw and other stuff. Another one of my best memories is probably disecting an eyeball of a goat, another one is going to Island Water Park, and gong to the Zoo. I love field trips so much because the have beautiful sights. One of the best thing this year for me was taking to bus to an away game. I love away games when I have a softball game. Another best memory was when I had my first boyfriend at this school.
My ex boyfriend came to this school, when I first laid my eyes on him I liked him right away. He's a seventh grader now, and he used to come to Computech but he moved to Kings Canyon middle school. He had to move so we both got sad, so we had to break up because I wouldn't be able to see him again. But even though we still talk, we are friends now, and besides he comes to visit me and my mom when he has nothing to do or when he has the chance to come and visit us at my house at anytime because my mom doesn't care, she's knows we're just like best friends.
Another favorite memory in seventh grade was when I went to the fair with my friends, we woke up on a Saturday morning and I had to go to my friends house who lives across the street from me and stay at her house and wait for my other friend and her brother to come and pick us up. When they picked us up we went to my other friends house to go and pick up my other friend and his brother, which were my friends cousins. We all left to the fair around ten o'clock. We rode on all the rides, and I got to see a lot of people I knew, It was fun. During the afternoon, we walked across the street from the fair and went to Mcdonalds to go and eat there, then we headed back and rode some rides. We even went to the Tyga concert because one of my friends gave me a bracelet so I can pass through. It was awesome, When the concert ended it was about twelve o'clock at night so we headed home, When everyone got dropped off, I got inside my house and my other friend called back and asked me if I was down to go to Teen jam that late night, I said sure, Told my mom and we left. We left Teen Jam at about four o'clock in the morning, Oh boy it was tiring. I couldn't go home, so I just called my mom so that I can tell he that I'm gonna spend the night at my friends house and come home later. About twelve in the afternoon, me and my friend woke up and left to my house to get clened up. We spent a night at my friends house that day, My seventh Grade Year was super duper fun.
I believe that Mayan Civilization fell apart because of the climate change. Why? Because they had bad weather and most people got sick and people died. Some weathers like rain and hail can break down their houses, and it would take weeks for them too finish. Sometimes there wasn't enough sun to keep the plants and veggies growing so they didn't have anything to feed on, nor did the animals because they feed the animals the plants that they grow to them so the animals would die to because of starvation. There were also a lot of people living there too so they had nowhere to go. If someone got sick there, that person would get that person sick to.
The Maya Civilization also probably teared down because of the wars the had there. When they were getting attacked., some of them didn't even know they were gonna get attacked so many Mayan people died, and they had no one there. The houses would been destroyed the food, food had been stolen, everything just would have been bad. They even had sickness too. The most destructible thing that happened was the earthquakes that had happened there too. Many people died because the houses, and the trees that surrounded them would've smashed them all, and they would die like that. Sometimes even lost children would have both of their parents killed during the earthquake, and they would die on their own because they were so young to take care of theirselves.
But that is why i think the maya civilization ded out.
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