How Progressive was the Progressive Era?

* Workers & Working Conditions?
The condition was really bad to work in the old day. They were pay Enough to support their family.
* Freedom?
their wasn't much freedom for the worker that have to work

How Progressive was the Progressive Era?

I choice
Freedom
Workers & Working Conditions
Civil Liberties

If you were Obama's economics advisor...

If I were an adviser to Barack Obama, I would want him to try to fix all Bush’s mistakes. The first mistake that Bush made was sending our troops to Iraq for no reason. He thought that there were bombs in Iraq, but there really were none. I would advise Obama to bring the troops home. We are wasting money on the war in Iraq, using money for weapons, tanks, and health care for injured soldiers. That money can go to people who need the money in the United States. For example, right now people are having trouble paying for health care and supporting their family. People are losing their homes. The money that is going towards the war could help these people.
Another mistake that Bush made was the slow response to help the victims of Hurricane Katrina. Bush did not care for them and acted very slow. Victims of Katrina are still living away from their homes. I think that Obama should use money to help Katrina victims get back into their homes.
I really don’t think that we need to raise taxes. I think that we should change where the tax money is going. Instead of spending it on Iraq, we should spend on the needs of the people in the United States.

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+Introduction?
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The interview plan

Mentor's name: Kevin Sheehen
Time: 2: 30
Location: at the Maritime Museum of San Diego at his office
Special Equiptment needed:
need a tape record

Interview blog

1.flexibility Free to ask questions that you didn’t originally ask.Rapper: A common path to ‘Universal Mind Control’; Cnn.com
2. summary It is tell you about the person who you are interview in the begin 4 sentences.Learning as Production, Critique as Assessment by Elisabeth Lissa Soep
3.picture of interviewee It can show the relationship between mentor and student. Learning as Production, Critique as Assessment by Elisabeth Lissa Soep

interview

Mentor Interviews!

1. What kind of project are we going to be doing?
2. How did you get your job?
3. What was your job before you came to this job?
4. How did you become the manger of this job?
5. How many kids do you have?
6. Are you married?
7. What was your favorite moment of your life?
8. What kind of music do you like?
9. In the past jobs which one seemed to be your favorite?
10. What did you learn from your past job?
11. What was a job that you never want to go back and work again? Why
12. What makes you a leader for others?
13. Would you hire a person who is in the special education?
14. What if someone wants to be in your position? What can you tell them?
15. What college did you attend?
16. Where were you born?
17. Where is your hometown?
18. What you like sports?
19. What is your favorite hobbie?
20. What is you favorite cartoon show when you were little?