https://padlet.com/bjbrockman/p5tj1xif35z6 en-us 2019-04-02 13:37:25 UTC 2025-12-16 07:12:30 UTC hello@padlet.com bjbrockman https://padlet.com/bjbrockman/p5tj1xif35z6/wish/360347902 Age of Exploration and Age of Colonization


Topic: No slavery is a lesson to this unit because they would take and conquer in Africa and bring them back to the U.S. to be slaves.

Reflection: I did a project on Christopher which explained some of his crew members were violated on human rights like no unfair detainment which happened to crew members on a voyage.

Connection: The human right that specifically connects to this age is we are all born free and equal because if you were born a slave you had to stay that way and like a king's son you would stay that way.

Application to present day: These human rights are still somewhat being violated by bias of race or religion because people think that their race or religion is superior to all people which is not fair.]]> 2019-05-15 14:05:05 UTC https://padlet.com/bjbrockman/p5tj1xif35z6/wish/360347902 bjbrockman https://padlet.com/bjbrockman/p5tj1xif35z6/wish/360347966 Age of Reason and Age of Revolution


Topic: The human right that relates is the right of democracy because people were rebelling against the governments by not using these ideas.

Reflection: There was an assignment showing the thinkers of the century and how they contributed to the growth of the world and new inventions founded. This relates freedom of thought that was being expressed by the thinkers and respected by most of the leaders.

Connection: These events connect to the right to democracy because the U.S. had to pay taxes for England but was not getting any representation in the government in England. This was also called taxation without representation.

Application to present day: These events do not happen as frequently today but in 1956 the Bahamas reclaimed its independence from England without physical conflict.]]> 2019-05-15 14:05:13 UTC https://padlet.com/bjbrockman/p5tj1xif35z6/wish/360347966 bjbrockman https://padlet.com/bjbrockman/p5tj1xif35z6/wish/360348061 Gilded Age and World War I



Topic: The human right that connects to these time periods was workers rights which was during the industrial revolution when children and women were forced to work in horrible conditions.

Reflection: In language arts we read a book called Lyddie that shared a historical fiction novel of the working conditions that were unfair for workers and children during the gilded age.

Connection: This connects to the human right workers rights because it shows the unfair treatment and child labor that occurred.

Application to present day: Unfair conditions are still happening today  in uncivilized countries that do not represent human rights as much as we do in to united states.]]> 2019-05-15 14:05:24 UTC https://padlet.com/bjbrockman/p5tj1xif35z6/wish/360348061 bjbrockman https://padlet.com/bjbrockman/p5tj1xif35z6/wish/360348090 World War II, New Nations, and the Cold War


Topic: The human right that connects to this time period is innocent until proven guilty because people in the United States were all considered suspects of communism and if the government thought you were communist you were put in prison.

Reflection: We did an assignment on the haulocust and Oprah Winfery interviewing a first hand experience of the awful torture and deaths that he saw happend. This relates to the right of religion because hitler was killing people because of their religion

Connection: This represents the human right being denied innocent until proven guilty because the government didn't care and if they thought that you were a communist then you were put in jail.

Application to present day: This human right is still being denied in communist countries such as North Korea where if the government thinks you are a spy then you are thrown into jail and tortured even with no evidence you are a spy.]]> 2019-05-15 14:05:28 UTC https://padlet.com/bjbrockman/p5tj1xif35z6/wish/360348090 bjbrockman https://padlet.com/bjbrockman/p5tj1xif35z6/wish/360350423 At the beginning of the year, I believed "JUST" to mean It looks like everyone gets a fair choice in their life.
(copy what you posted on the Inquiry board for START OF THE YEAR reflection)
(if you did not post, you will need to skip this part)

Now at the end of the year, my thinking has slightly changed. Now I believe "JUST" to mean something we are all guaranteed in life and we should never be denied because just is the rights that humans long ago that were the basic rights that we should be guaranteed.]]> 2019-05-15 14:09:33 UTC https://padlet.com/bjbrockman/p5tj1xif35z6/wish/360350423 bjbrockman https://padlet.com/bjbrockman/p5tj1xif35z6/wish/360796076 Human Rights - Human rights means the rights we are always guaranteed in life if you are a human including all religions.


         L.I.F.E. means to me:

Living during the Age of Exploration and Colonization, the people were trying to figure things out and expand the world and discover something new everyday.

Inventing with the Age of Reason and Revolution by great minds coming together to solve common problems and invent new stuff to make things easier.

The Gilded Age and World War I  connects to the Formulating of the solutions to common problems happening and reasoning different ideas.

World War II, New Nations, and the Cold War
leads to Expanding because countries felt the need to expand and gain more land so they could get more riches.


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