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My Social Studies Comic Project! by KendallA12 5-04-13
Hello Sam Hello Mark	And we are here to teach you History! Today we're talking about European Exploration	It all started when Christopher Columbus thought he could reach Asia by sailing west across the Atlantic ocean. The Europeans arrived in the Americas on October 12 and he thought he had reached the East Indies in Asia so he described the people as Indians.

 

My Social Studies Comic Project 2! by KendallA12 5-04-13
In 1519, Hernan Cortes sailed to the coast of Mexico in search of treasure. The Aztec ruler Moctezuma welcomed Cortes but they battled anyway. Two years later the Aztecs surrendered and Cortez conquered the Aztecs.	Then 10 years later Fransico Pizarro set sail to the Incas. Pizarro captured and killed the Incan emperor and other leaders.Four years later he had conquered most of the Incan empir,including the capital, Cuzco.	The Spanish organized its empire by dividing its territory into province and set up a strong goverment. Mestizos, who are people of mixed Spanish and Native American descent, lived on the outskirts of the city Lima. The Spanish forced them to worked on haciendas. A hacienda is a plantation owned by the Spanish settlers or the Catholic Church in Spanish America.

 

My Social Studies Comic Project 3! by KendallA12 5-04-13
Now it's quiz time! I' will be quizzing the adults. I will be quizzing kids. Now lets begin!	What is the Treaty of Tordesilla? Uh.......	Ah.....Wrong! The Treaty of Tordesilla is the 1494 treatysetting up the Line of Demarcation,giving Spain the right to settle and trade west of the line and Portugal the same rights east of the line. Oh, so you think you're all big and bad, well then bring it Ms.KnowItAll!

 

My Social Studies Comic Project4! by KendallA12 5-04-13
What's a treaty? Hi	Wrong, a treaty is an agreement in writing made between two or more countries. Ok bye !	What is a conquistador? A conquistador was a 16-century conquerors working for the Spanish government who were in charge of gaining land and wealth in the Americas. I know I'm right so bye!

 

My Social Studies Comic Project 5! by KendallA12 5-04-13
What is the Line of Demarcation? What you say sweet cheeks, let me turn on my hearing aid.	Ah.... Wrong! The Line of Demarcation is an imaginary line from the North Pole to the South Pole set forth in the 1494 Treaty of the Tordesillas. Well! How was I suppose to know that I haven't gone to school in 70 years!	You can't get this problem wrong because it's a what you think question. So,what do you think the family in this painting is doing? *Shows picture* I think the family in this painting is working in a hacienda.

 

My Social Studies Comic Project 3 1/2! by KendallA12 5-04-13
What is the Line of Demarcation? I don't know but I bet you'll tell me.	You're right I will say NO! Ah..... Wrong!	The Line of Demarcation is an imaginary line from the North Pole to the South Pole set forth in the 1494 Treaty of Tordesillas. PEACE

 

My Social Studies Comic Project 7! by KendallA12 5-04-13
What did European Explores hope to achieve by sailing west across the Atlantic Ocean? What do I look like an idiot? The first explorers hoped sailing west across the Atlantic Ocean would get them to Asia faster to find expensive goods such as spices and skills that could be traded for	profit.The later on Europeans came to the Americas to find gold and other treasures. Duh!	Well then hot shot, who was Herman Cortes and why was he important? Hernan Cortes was a Spanish conquistador, he was important because he conquered the Aztecs.Like hello!

 

My Social Studies Comic Project 8! by KendallA12 5-04-13
What kinds of technology did the conquistadors bring to the Americas and what were the effects of these effects? They brought uh.........	Ah ha! They brought back guns,cannons,and horses. The effectswere that the Spanish won the battle.What! uh... that's all I could think of! Idiot, but at least I look cool!	Thank you for learning with us! That's all the time we have. See you next time.

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