Humanities is a course that I have; it involves both language arts and social studies.
on Hello! This is a post about Eleanor of Aquitaine. I did this with my friend, Chloe. You can check out her blog, here. I hope you enjoy! What was her historical significance? Eleanor of Aquitaine is historically significant for many reasons. First of all, she was one of the most powerful woman of the Middle… Continue Reading Eleanor of Aquitaine
on The End of the World You slowly come to, under the dull glow of the street lights, as they flicker in the darkness. For a couple of blissful seconds, you lie still, thinking you are in bed. Then, a wave painful memories washes over, taking you out of your peaceful euphoria. The assignment For this… Continue Reading Its the End of the World
on The Book of the Lion Before you read this, I would like to point out that The Book of the Lion is a wonderful book, even if some of the characters, in my opinion, are potentially sexist, racist, etc. I would also like to thank my dad, Tim, for helping me to write this post,… Continue Reading Sexism in Literature
on The Haudenosaunee and The Great Law of Peace Hello! This is a short post about the Great Law of Peace, and how that, even today, it still impacts the Haudenosaunee people. If you are not familiar with the Haudenosaunee, here are a few resources to look at. https://www.haudenosauneeconfederacy.com/who-we-are/ https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/iroquois https://blogs.loc.gov/law/2023/09/the-haudenosaunee-confederacy-and-the-constitution/ As as shown in the… Continue Reading The Great Law