Leslie Said:

What can I do my history fair project on?

We Answered:

It might be a bit ambitious but my favorite conflict and compromise in history would have to be the circumstances surrounding WWI- the conflicts that led to the assassination were somewhat justified, but the end result became the war. The compromise of the war ending left many upset and was the direct reason why someone in Germany got his rise to power.

Do some research and you'll come up with something.

Bonnie Said:

How did Crayons impact or change history????? please help me answer these for national history day at Meredith?

We Answered:

You see, the answer is obvious. Colored wax was the most technologically advanced the world has ever been. Be sure you put that in your test, hope it helps :)

Ruben Said:

I need to make a project for a history fair, I am only in middle school and need some advice!?

We Answered:

Transcontinental Railroad
Steamboating on America's inland water ways
The Oregon Trail
Cattle drives
California Gold Rush
Alaska Gold Rush
Alexander Graham Bell
Mark Twain
The Great Locust Plagues of the Prairie States
Casey Jones
The American Red Cross
Mountain Men
Charles Fremont
The Modoc Indian War
Wyatt Earp and the gunfight at the OK coral
Deadwood S. Dakota and Wild Bill Hickock and Clamity Jane
The Pony Express
Buffalo Bill and his wild west show
The Battle of Little Big Horn
The Mormons building Salt Lake City

Becky Said:

Middle school history project.. twin towers hellp!!?

We Answered:

Check any 911 web site images. That should help you!


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Franklin Said:

what's a good blog service for middle school students to use for their own writing and history projects?

We Answered:

Don't go with a blog service... get your own FREE blog site with NO ADS at all.

Here's a step-by-step tutorial that I wrote on how to get one started. Just log in as a guest to have a peek...

http://training.hesitantrhino.com/mod/le…

Theodore Said:

What was a lady's role in the church, in the middle ages?

We Answered:

An upper class woman attended church as a political and social event. There, she could mingle and speak to other women of her class. Or run her husbands business. In larger cathedrals, a high Latin mass could take upwards of two hours and attendees would often speak and deal with each other privately. Archbishop Thomas Becket in the 1160s decried that at Cantebury services, some parishoners would leave, eat meals, and then return to the service. Often though, a woman's trip to church was merely to display her wealth through her appearance and attendents.

A lower class woman had the duty to be quiet and mind her own business. She was at a disadvantage spiritually, being the progeny of Eve.

All women had to respond like the men. All women had to keep their hair bound and covered in Northern Europe. No touching men or shows of affection.

Nuns were the (rough) equivalent of monks and had the ability to say mass for themselves and pray for others. Five times a day, according to the rules of saint benedict. Convents were under the express control of male church administrators. But there was very little interplay between female and male church careers.

Bruce Said:

Can someone help find history on Beaty Warren Middle School in PA?

We Answered:

Try Warren Beaty, that's the correct name.