Royal Constitution
Sam Hegland: Editor-in- Chief
Horrors of the Coal Industry
Ludlow, CO-The workers experience a lot of horrors while working at coal mines because of who is working there is children who are in a dark place who are tired, hunger. They should be in school but instead there down in the earth with pick axes mining away to from dawn to dusk. There a boys who are known as trapper boys. They stand there all day open and closing the trap door allowing the mine carts to go through the door are supposed to be closed to make sure the air goes to where the miners are working. There are boys who are called greasers the put grease on the axles of the mine cart to keep it going smoothly. At least hundreds of children work in the mines from mourning to evening. Children should be at school not in are damp dark mine full of dust.
United States Takes Down The Philippiens
Teddy's Acts For Food
"I Want You At The Nearest Recruiting Station"
Boston, MA-This is one of the most famous U.S. propaganda use by the U.S. Army it was use to convince men to join the war effort. It has a hero or patron on it named Uncle Sam who did not really existed he base of Samuel Wilson a meat-packer in the War Of 1812. He was latter nicknamed Uncle Sam. He has been a hero for hundreds of years so it was very likely to be printed on propaganda of this time during wars.
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The Battle Of Blood
A Life Of Tennis Player
Forset Hill, NY-Helen Willis is mostly remembered because she is in the tennis hall of fame her nick named was Little Miss Poker Face."My feelings, as the last ball traveled over the net, and as I realized that the final match was mine, I cannot describe. I felt that here was a prize for all the games I had ever played". Helen Wills said this at her last match before she retied in 1938. This is her life:
The Wightman Cup is were Helen Willis Won 10 of these she was born on October 6, 1905 and died on Centerville, California and died January 1, 1998, Carmel, California. At age 13 she earned the 1912 Girls championship again in 1922. The next year she one her fist singles title at the age of 17. She was 7 time champion from 1923-25 1927-29 1931 and 8 time Wightman Cup from 1927-1930 1932-1933 1935 1938. She gradated form the University of California in 1927 and in 1928.
The Jazz KIng Of 1920s
The States
The Gilded Age State
California CA
Capital: Sacramento
The Golden State
There state motto is Eureka (“I have found it”) the 1906 earthquake to place in California on San Andreas fault. The Earthquake stated fires that burned for 3 whole days, it had killed 3,000 people died and so many people homeless.
Progressivism and Imperialism
Arkansas AR
Capitial: Little Rock
Nickname: The Natural State
The fist diamond near the Murfreesboro that started the diamond rush. It has park named Crater of Diamonds State Park. It also has newspaper named Murfreesbore Diamond that was probably named after the diamond was found.
WWI
New York NY
Capital: Albany
Nickname: The Empire State
New York City has many skyscrapers including: 40 Wall Street 70 stories, Chrysler Building 77 stories and Empire State Building 102 stories. Later the Largest building was the World Trade Center until 9/11.
The Roaring 20s
New Jersey NJ
Capital: Trenton
Nickname: The Garden State
The 1st center for motion pictures production- Champion Film Company began here. Thomas Edison Was also apart of this company. It later join Universal Studio in 1912.