Today in Mr. Schick's class we continued the presentation and took some more notes on the vocabulary he gave us. I was just informed that I had a doctor's appointment at 2:00 in the class before. I was a little nervous and I didn't know if I could just walk up to the office at the end of class or if I needed to tell Mrs. A (my next teacher). Mr. Schick knelt beside my desk and asked me if I knew that I was leaving early. I told him I was and he told me I could leave class early if I needed to. He was really nice about it and I thanked him for the offer. Then we watched a video of his dog jumping because he was so happy to see him. We didn't get to finish up the vocabulary but I have a feeling that he is going to touch up on it again tomorrow. At the end of class Mr. Schick told me I could just go to my locker and then head up to the office and I didn't need to give anyone my slip. Also, my doctor's appointment didn't go so well.
FILM Athens lay in the middle of a Mediterranean peninsula. Reading and writing was a rare skill and there wasn't a such thing as medicine or science. The common people lived under the rule of the aristocrats. The Corinthians dominated the Greek trade. In the southern part of Greece Sparta built up a brutal fighting force so they could not be overtaken by newcomers. Images of Greek fighters are found all throughout Greece painted on walls and ceilings. The land around Athens grew olives and grains for the people to eat. People would boat into the Mediterranean Sea to be met by others to trade their goods. Hippias took over after his father and began to reign like him. After Hippias's brother was murdered, Hippias ordered execution after execution for revenge for whoever killed his brother. He became paranoid and suspicious of everyone and killed those he no longer liked. He ordered mass executions for the people that murdered his brother and for those families of the men who ...
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