What I know about my topic (single investigators) by Janine

What I know about my topic (single investigators) by Janine https://padlet.com/janinej/p18ttiwucqmb Always begin with what we think we know about a topic. This helps focus our research and also to form "wondering" questions en-us 2017-08-13 04:44:09 UTC 2026-02-21 08:28:15 UTC hello@padlet.com Finn dublin 1916 https://padlet.com/janinej/p18ttiwucqmb/wish/180850930 what i know
*sir roger casement was an icon in the uprising
*he was knighted because of his previous work as a diplomat in England.
*in WWI he sought after German aide of the uprising
*he was executed by British political figures
*The police were seen as part of England regardless of their beliefs
*Ireland wanted freedom
*Germany had supplied weapons to the rebellion (probably to upset England as it was around the same time as WW1
*the police and other figures that were seen as to be part of England were known as the RIC
*people gave out their houses to the RIC in help of fighting the rebellion
*it happened in easter
*roger casement was stripped of his honors before being executed
*you can still see bullet holes in most buildings from the battles
*roger casement came from england on a small boat with 2 other people
*English politicians slandered all Irish activists
*at the time of the uprising there were several nasty gangs around Ireland
*there was no "in between" it was either hate England or love England
*current buildings such as banks used to be strongholds for the RIC and Irish activists
*England had more than 11 x as many troops than the Irish activists did
*mount street bridge is where most fatalities occurred
*over 500 people were executed and 3000 people arrested
*It happened in Ireland
*over 500 people died in Easter up rising with British forces making up just over one quarter of all casualties
*someone was so badly injured that he had to be tied to a seat in front of the firing squad
*my great-great grandfather had arrested roger casement but gave him food and to him to his room in the barracks not to the jail,because of this he was called a traitor by British politicians
*The first time England Invaded Ireland was In the 12th Century

]]> 2017-08-13 23:36:58 UTC https://padlet.com/janinej/p18ttiwucqmb/wish/180850930 Ashton - The Hoover Dam https://padlet.com/janinej/p18ttiwucqmb/wish/180851108 #What I know#
- The Hoover Dam was build over a border, across Nevada and Arizona.
- The Hoover Dam blocks the Colorado River
- The Hoover Dam generates power
- The Hoover Dam provides water
#What do I want to find out?#
- How much power does the Hoover dam generate daily?
- What the electricity that the Hoover Dam generates, powers?
- What was the Hoover Dam built for?
- What inspired someone to get a Dam built?
- How did people get across The Colorado River before the Dam was built? did people have to go around it?
- How much water the Hoover Dam collects daily?
- What places gets water from the Hoover Dam?
- How big the Hoover Dam is?
- What is the history of The Hoover Dam?
- How long did it take to build? and how many people worked on it?
- How much did the Hoover Dam cost to build.
- Has the Hoover Dam ever needed to be fixed? or anything needed to be replaced?
- Why the Hoover Dam is so famous?]]> 2017-08-13 23:39:12 UTC https://padlet.com/janinej/p18ttiwucqmb/wish/180851108 Max - The Historical importance of Kososvo te Serbia and Serbians. https://padlet.com/janinej/p18ttiwucqmb/wish/180851392 What I know:
-The first significant event at Kosovo was the Kosovo battle in 1389. between Serbia and the Ottoman empire
-The Serbian ruler at the time of the Kosovo battle was Prince Lazar, who led the Serbian army into battle. He was killed in the battle of Kosovo.
-The leader of the Ottoman empire, Sultan Murat, was also killed in the battle of Kosovo by Serbian Milos Obilic.
-There is a very old Monastery in Kosovo, Built in 1310 by the Serbian Saint King Milutin. Many parts have been destroyed and since rebuilt, but almost all of the frescoes from the 14th century remain intact.
-The Area Kosovo is actually named after a small field called Kosovo field, meaning "Blackbirds field" in Serbian.
-On the Kosovo field, there is a large tower, built somewhere in the 20th century, to commemorate the Kosovo battle.
-On this tower is written, in Serbian, a curse from the time of the Kosovo battle, it is unknown who wrote it, and it has been passed down:

Whoever is a Serbian and of Serbian birth

And of Serbian blood and heritage

And comes not to the Battle of Kosovo,

May he never have the progeny his heart desires!

Neither son nor daughter

May nothing grow that his hand sows!

Neither red wine nor white wheat

And let him be cursed from all ages to all ages!
-The battle of Kosovo was on the 15th of June, but this was on the Julian calendar, which would now be the 28th of June by the Gregorian calendar.
- This day is called "Видовдан" or Vidovdan in English.

- There was another war at Kosovo in 1998-1999
- The North Atlantic Treaty Organization bombed Serbia, destroying many buildings and some railways I think, and an Albanian terrorist group killed many innocent Serbian people and forced Serbians out of Kosovo, so that they could claim it, Kosovo being a very strategic location in Europe.
- Kosovo is now mostly inhabited by Albanians, most of them very hostile towards Serbians.
-It has since decared independence from Serbia, but in Serbian mindset it will always be a part of Serbia, and there is graffiti and posters saying "Kosovo is Serbia".
-A few armies from around the world have made army camps in Kosovo, including NATO and Italy.
-There is a lot of propaganda about Kosovo, such as it being friendly (I myself experienced hostility from the Albanians in Kosovo), and it being a great place to live, although it is very poor.
-Another advantage of claiming Kosovo is that it has a very good mine, with a lot of natural wealth under the ground.

Things I want to know:

]]> 2017-08-13 23:42:04 UTC https://padlet.com/janinej/p18ttiwucqmb/wish/180851392 Joshua-Reclaimed Land https://padlet.com/janinej/p18ttiwucqmb/wish/180851447 NOTE I have now moved to the ports of Auckland padlet.

What I know:
1. Large amounts of Auckland is reclimed land including the viaduct and the ports
2. Reclaimed land is space that used to be ocean but people put land on.
3. The reclaimed land in Auckland has been there for a long long time.

What I want to know

1. What would happen to the reclaimed land in an Earthquake?
2. How did they build it and how do they build it now?
3. Is reclaimed land actually safe?
4. When was the recialmed land in Auckland built?
5. What materials do they build the land out of?
6. What is the deepest depth the water can be for reclaimed land to be built?
7. Would the reclaimed land be safe in a tsanami

]]> 2017-08-13 23:42:32 UTC https://padlet.com/janinej/p18ttiwucqmb/wish/180851447 Abby-The development and evolution of shopping on Karangahape Road https://padlet.com/janinej/p18ttiwucqmb/wish/180851881 What I know
-customers would always have to buy something in a shop or else it would look like the shop assistant is doing a bad job
-customers would always have to be followed around by shop assistants because they weren't allowed to touch anything
-customers couldn't touch anything because shop keepers would be too scared that they were going to break or steal things
-]]> 2017-08-13 23:46:33 UTC https://padlet.com/janinej/p18ttiwucqmb/wish/180851881 Ashton- The Hoover Dam Part 2 https://padlet.com/janinej/p18ttiwucqmb/wish/180995139 What I know:
- The Hoover Dam is built out of concrete
- The Hoover Dam acts as a bridge to get across the Colorado river.
- There are tunnels on both sides on one side of the Hoover Dam, and they are the way to get down to the work area with cars]]> 2017-08-14 22:24:55 UTC https://padlet.com/janinej/p18ttiwucqmb/wish/180995139