As you've been reading about our many historical figures, I hope you've been looking for characteristics or experiences that some of these figures share. For this blog post, I'd like you to write about some of the similarities and differences you've discovered.
This blog post has several requirements, please read carefully:
1. Reread 2 of the biographies
2. As you read, jot down notes about both people
3. Use your notes to create a Venn diagram on a piece of legal-size paper (you will turn this in so
make sure your name is on it)
4. Use your Venn diagram to organize 2 paragraphs (one for comparison - or how these people are alike, and one for contrast - or how these people are different)
5. Avoid obvious details like age, man or woman, etc.
Be sure to include your initials in your reply. Thank you.
9 comments:
mary mcleod bethune vs paul revere
mmb
mary mcelod was born in south carolina.mary mcelod starded a african american school.she was so sad that she couldn't go to africa.Then mary found out that she could go to africa she was so happy.
Paul revere
paul revere was born in france.He took over his family shop because his mom and dad died. He made the libraty bowl.
he was a member of the son of librity. al
f.DR both Paul revere. Both Had something to do with money in there life. F.D.R was president. F.D.R Lived during the great depression. Both are leaders of a big group in are country. Paul revere was the leader of the sons of liberty. Paul lived during the thirteen colonies. SM
Compare and contrast
Susan B. Anthony
Anthony lived with her family in a red brick home in Rochester, New York. Anthony was a 28-year-old teacher. In 1846, Anthony became head of girl department at Canajoharie in New York.
Mary McLeod Bethune
Mary was born in a log cabin her sisters Rachel and Maria standing in front of the door. Bethune studied Moody Bible Institute. Bethune started a in the early days. By 1912 the school had farm animals and a barn.
Both
They both help people. They are both in clubs. They both have been in different places other than Florida.
F.D. T.M.
F.d's child hood was different from T.M becuase he was enslaved so he didn't get to go to school.
T.M's child hood was in a time where laws limited African rgihts.
They are also different because F.D. argued for the freedom of enslaved people. T.M. argued about that seprate schools that were not equal,because he wanted African Americans to be treated equally.
These 2 people were alike becuase they both wanted people to be treated equally and they also made civil rights.
SLA
Susan B. Anthony
"Failure is impossible"
Susan B. Anthony was a quaker. She was a teacher and education was very important to her. She worked hard for fair treatment. She wanted to abolish slavery.She worked with Fredrick Douglas.
Eleanor Roosevelt
"Life has got to be lived .... that's all there is to it."
Eleanor was shy when she was little. She helped others when they didn't have food and shelter. She knew Mary Mcleod Bethune. She was the first lady when her husbsand Franklin Delano Roosevelt was elected president. She was known for her tolerance.
Both
They Both cared about woman's rights. Both of them knew famous people in history. Both of them had to learn to speak out. They both lived when woman had no rights.THey both agreed to woman's suffrage. EW
Compare & contrast
Franklin Roosevelt legs did not work, but he still had a great mind.
When Franklin was 14 he went to boarding school. When he was there he found out that not every booty was rich like he was. The last year of boarding school he made a summer camp for boys who did not have enough money to travel.
A few years later he married Eleanor Rooselevelt. As a child Eleanor was shy. She enjoyed traveling. She believed that she work to bring peace, education and freedom to the world.
When Franklin was elected he was in a wheel chair. So Eleanor traveled for hem and gave most of the speeches, but Franklin still gave some. They both made sure people could have money to keep care of there families.
When Franklin was president It was hard times, hard times. People were losing there jobs. So Franklin made jobs for them.
Eleanor was asked by Amelia Earhart, to fly with her. She also made hot dogs over a camp fire. She was not like enough other first ladies.
On the other hand Franklin was swimming to help his legs.
So that’s them!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
CS
Susan B Anthony compare and contrasts
Susan B Anthony thought women should have the right to do what men can do like vote. People in the 1800 have disagreed. The Anthony’s went to Quaker church Quakers thought women should have the same rights as men could. Both men and women were allowed to speak out. Men and women both had important jobs. As Anthony listened to her aunt she thought she could change the Whole world.
Cesar Chavez compares and contrasts
Cesar Chavez lived his life fighting for working conditions. When he was a little boy he moved from farm to farm. Cesar was born in Yuma Arizona. His mother taught him to think about others. Cesar’s father was a farmer.
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Key E.R. = Eleanor Roosevelt
S.B.A. = Susan B. Anthony
E.R. - Liked helping people and riding her bike.
S.B.A. - wanted more freedom so women could have the right to vote.
E.R. - Grew up to be one of the bravest women in the world.
E.R. - when she was 15 E.R. loved school and thought school work was fun.
E.R. - Taught immigrants to read and she didn’t want pay.
E.R. – E.R. Married F.D.R. 1905.
S.B.A. - was not married.
E.R. - In 1933 F.D.R. was elected President of the U.S.A.
E.R. - Eleanor new Mary McLeod Bethune.
E.R. - Amelia Earhart and E.R. flew over Washington D.C. together.
S.B.A. - S.B.A. thought that women should have the same rights as men.
S.B.A. - In the 1800s, teaching was one of the few jobs open to women, so S.B.A. became a teacher.
L.D.
Cesar
Loved to read
Migrant child
Dropped out of school
Moved to 30 different schools
Lived 1927-1993
Eleanor
Met with reporters at white house
Wrote a daily newspaper
First lady
Worked for women right
Had a daughter named Anna
Both
Helped for the future
Historic
Was rewarded for their work
Important
Famous
JLS
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