describe the living conditions (or working conditions) that you see: terrible.
Would you have liked to live in this time period: No it was filthy and the sickness was BAD.
How harsh/nice is Oliver's life compared to your own: Horrible.
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
Monday, May 31, 2010
Flying: Through the Ages.
Definition of Airplane: A heavier-than-air aircraft kept aloft by the upward thrust exerted by the passing air on its fixed wings and driven by propellers, jet propulsion.
Agricultural: Flying was studied and experimented on.
Industrial Age:
What was its function: To allow man to be able to fly.
Who invented it: A lot of people invented/re-invented the airplane. (1903) The Wright Brothers had the first successful flight of an airplane, they say.
When: Unknown.
Why was it a revolutionary idea: Allowed man to fly, which at the time, people who thought that flight was possible were ridiculed.
What were the working conditions for the average worker using this invention/technology during the early industrial age: FUN AS ALL HECK. not sure but must have been fun to fly.
Information Age (today):
How it is similar to the Industrial age version: They both fly, which is just about it.
How is it different: Modern Jets are faster, normal (Military Jet) O.P. speed is 1,236 km/h(768 mph).
How has the invention changed society positively: Flight is faster, safer, and Military Jets have more Fire-Power due to Jet designs.
Has it contributed to environmental degradation and human suffering: Yes. With War all around us the use of Air-to-Ground missilesbombs/rockets has increased extensively. Bombing people can cause damage to the atmosphere and human life.
Is this invention very important to us today: This invention allows Humans to travel around the world in a very short time.
Agricultural: Flying was studied and experimented on.
Industrial Age:
What was its function: To allow man to be able to fly.
Who invented it: A lot of people invented/re-invented the airplane. (1903) The Wright Brothers had the first successful flight of an airplane, they say.
When: Unknown.
Why was it a revolutionary idea: Allowed man to fly, which at the time, people who thought that flight was possible were ridiculed.
What were the working conditions for the average worker using this invention/technology during the early industrial age: FUN AS ALL HECK. not sure but must have been fun to fly.
Information Age (today):
How it is similar to the Industrial age version: They both fly, which is just about it.
How is it different: Modern Jets are faster, normal (Military Jet) O.P. speed is 1,236 km/h(768 mph).
How has the invention changed society positively: Flight is faster, safer, and Military Jets have more Fire-Power due to Jet designs.
Has it contributed to environmental degradation and human suffering: Yes. With War all around us the use of Air-to-Ground missilesbombs/rockets has increased extensively. Bombing people can cause damage to the atmosphere and human life.
Is this invention very important to us today: This invention allows Humans to travel around the world in a very short time.
Friday, May 28, 2010
Evolution of the Airplane!!!
Air-flight drastically changed when the Wright brothers created the first Airplane. It had to chain driven motors mounted on wings. Funny fact: The parachute was made before the plane.
here's a Timeline:
1903: First sustained flight with a powered, controlled airplane.
1914: Automatic gyrostabilizer leads to first automatic pilot.
1914-1918: Dramatic improvements in structures and control and propulsion systems.
1917: First all-metal plane.
1925-1926: First air-cooled engine.
1933: First Passenger plane.
1935: First Practical Radar.
1937: Jet-Engine designed.
1939: First practical singlerotor helicopters.
1939-1945: World War II spurs innovation.
1947: Sound Barrier Broken. Speed of sound is approx. 650 mph.
1949: Commercial aircraft.
1950's: B-52 bomber is made by Boeing.
1969: Boeing 747 is made, nobody thought it would fly.
1990's: B-2 bomber developed.
1995: First aircraft produced through computer-aided design and engineering.
1996-1998: Joint research program to develop supersonic airliner.
here's a Timeline:
1903: First sustained flight with a powered, controlled airplane.
1914: Automatic gyrostabilizer leads to first automatic pilot.
1914-1918: Dramatic improvements in structures and control and propulsion systems.
1917: First all-metal plane.
1925-1926: First air-cooled engine.
1933: First Passenger plane.
1935: First Practical Radar.
1937: Jet-Engine designed.
1939: First practical singlerotor helicopters.
1939-1945: World War II spurs innovation.
1947: Sound Barrier Broken. Speed of sound is approx. 650 mph.
1949: Commercial aircraft.
1950's: B-52 bomber is made by Boeing.
1969: Boeing 747 is made, nobody thought it would fly.
1990's: B-2 bomber developed.
1995: First aircraft produced through computer-aided design and engineering.
1996-1998: Joint research program to develop supersonic airliner.
Child Labour
0. Question? - Answer
1. Which job is shown? Sewing in a Factory
2. What was the daily work schedule in this job that they had to follow? Approx. 14 hours a day
3. Were their any penalties for not meeting expectations on the job site? Being fired, less pay, various bad things, and maybe being beaten.
4. What were the physical challenges of the job? It was very tiring work. You need to be "quick on your feet", or you could be seriously injured.
5. Was this job dangerous? Yes, it was very dangerous.
5.5. How? When switching the thread pins the machine still ran.
6. Do you think that it was fair that children worked during this time period? NO, not at all. They had 5-15 year olds working in very dangerous conditions. Some people got their fingers, hands and in rare cases, ENTIRE LIMBS cut off.
1. Which job is shown? Sewing in a Factory
2. What was the daily work schedule in this job that they had to follow? Approx. 14 hours a day
3. Were their any penalties for not meeting expectations on the job site? Being fired, less pay, various bad things, and maybe being beaten.
4. What were the physical challenges of the job? It was very tiring work. You need to be "quick on your feet", or you could be seriously injured.
5. Was this job dangerous? Yes, it was very dangerous.
5.5. How? When switching the thread pins the machine still ran.
6. Do you think that it was fair that children worked during this time period? NO, not at all. They had 5-15 year olds working in very dangerous conditions. Some people got their fingers, hands and in rare cases, ENTIRE LIMBS cut off.
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
Journal Entry #4.5
I've ran back to Rufus's circus and am living with them now. I like it here. I don't have to scam people anymore. After a year of living here I'll be able too possibly start training as a Trick Rider.
Journal Entry #4
My Dad found me. I didn't believe it was him at the start, but it was.
Now I'm working with my Dad on a Fortune-Telling scam. I don't like doing this scam work. It feels as though I'm cheating people out of their money.
Dad is being really mean too me.
You know what! I'm done with this scamming people all the time. I'm leaving.
Now I'm working with my Dad on a Fortune-Telling scam. I don't like doing this scam work. It feels as though I'm cheating people out of their money.
Dad is being really mean too me.
You know what! I'm done with this scamming people all the time. I'm leaving.
Journal Entry #3
Everyone is dying. Uncle Jim is dead, Clayton and Clyde and a whole bunch of miner's are dead. I hate losing my friends and family. Why won't it stop. WHY DOES EVERYBODY I KNOW HAVE TO DIE!
I hope Aunty is alright. She gave me some money and food and told me to travel along the train tracks.
I found a circus that Rufus is working at. we both are working as poster boys. We put up posters in the various towns about a week ahead of schedule. We went to a town and started putting up posters. My arms were DEAD, by the time I had finished.
I hope Aunty is alright. She gave me some money and food and told me to travel along the train tracks.
I found a circus that Rufus is working at. we both are working as poster boys. We put up posters in the various towns about a week ahead of schedule. We went to a town and started putting up posters. My arms were DEAD, by the time I had finished.
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