Civil(ization) Padlet - Individual by Daniel Guajardo https://padlet.com/danielguajardo7/5dcj4253kc34p6x6 en-us 2021-04-26 18:35:03 UTC 2024-05-16 18:58:18 UTC hello@padlet.com danielguajardo7 https://padlet.com/danielguajardo7/5dcj4253kc34p6x6/wish/1461128553 2021-04-26 18:39:25 UTC https://padlet.com/danielguajardo7/5dcj4253kc34p6x6/wish/1461128553 This is all of your analysis from the 'Part 2' document. danielguajardo7 https://padlet.com/danielguajardo7/5dcj4253kc34p6x6/wish/1461148371

]]> 2021-04-26 18:43:25 UTC https://padlet.com/danielguajardo7/5dcj4253kc34p6x6/wish/1461148371 danielguajardo7 https://padlet.com/danielguajardo7/5dcj4253kc34p6x6/wish/1461164130 Why are the borders there?  Because so no one steals their crops. What goes up and down the rivers? Snow from melting in the mountains. How does it get there? By the sky Who takes it? It Leads to town and they drink it. How are the people on one side of the border different from the people on the other side? The people on this side are strong and old fashioned and like to do things by them self. What lives in the mountains? (Animals, people, big scary things, all of the above?) Animals like mountain goats live up there. It affects them with snowstorms, and avalanches. Large bunnies they attach who are out at night. They set a stream of water toward other towns so they get fresh water. They have all the water they need. But for their food they need to go out in the mountains and hunt. No cause they need to hunt for their own food and would be flooded every once in a while.
 There is a tree of death and you can not eat from it.

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