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Thursday, November 21, 2019

IDEAL WORLD

My ideal world is can be achieved easily. Where kids played with clean land and free country. Whereas people will have clean water to drink and the scarcity of food will no longer exist. Famine from around the world will no longer be an issue. Nuclear powerhouses will discard of they're weapons and unite as one. Where we don't have countries that divide us people. Where we speak the same language and there will be no more discrimination against another race. Where wars were just a thing of a past and will be think as a barbaric and uncivilized way of solving a problem. Whereas we passed our world to the next generation. My ideal world is easy to achieve if working together is present

GEOLOGY



myths and legends


Thursday, November 14, 2019

Mythical creature


Manananggal

It is a vampire-like creature that is native in the Philippines. It is a blood-sucking or man-eating creature. It’s usually depicted as female, The word manananggal comes from the Tagalog word means to remove or to separate in this case “one who separates itself”. Because of the manananggal’s ability to separate itself from the lower body. The manananggal also appeared in a lot of Filipino blockbuster films like “scary mother” which film in 2017. The myth of manananggal is popular in the Visayas region. Places like Bohol,
Iloilo or Capiz vary tons of receipts or evidence to prove that the manananggal is real. But the existence of the manananggal has not been approved yet by scientists. But still, a lot of the people in the Philippines still believe in this folklore creature. We shouldn’t be scared of any mythical creatures.

Thursday, November 7, 2019

Treaty Research

THE ACT OF UNION





Thursday, October 31, 2019

Maori and European population changes

1. What does the graph show us?
           -The graph shows us how the population of Maori and Europeans has changed throughout the centuries. The population of Maoris has dropped from a hundred thousand in 1836 to only twenty-five thousand in 1901. Even though the number of population of Maori in New Zealand dropped, The population of Europeans in New Zealand booms. From only to a hundred in 1836 to seven-hundred nine-ty thousand in 1901. This causes Europeans to become the dominant population in New Zealand up until today.

2. Why do you think the number of Maoris changed?
           -Since the Europeans came to new Zeland trough a ship this causes the Maoris to get sick of the unknown diseases to Maori like common cold since there is no treatment of common cold in New Zealand at that time this causes them to die off. Another reason why the population of Maoris decreased is because of muskets. The Europeans traded muskets for food. Muskets are a powerful weapon that helps to conquer other villages to increase their mana. a lot of Maoris died because of the Maori civil war.

3. Why do you think the numbers of Europeans changed?
          - When the Europeans came to New Zealand they were amazed by Maori females so they take them and had a little fun with them this causes them to get pregnant. Another reason that the Population of Europeans in New Zealand has increased is because a lot of people were migrating to New Zealand to build a new life there and find a new opportunity to start a new life



Wednesday, October 23, 2019

pepeha


Ko Mt. arayat toku maunga
Ko Philippine Sea toku moana
Ko Angat river toku awa
Ko airplane toku waka
Ko Bulacan toku rohe
Ko Flor Ko Tirso toku iwi
Ko Jhun Ko Riezah toku hapu
Ko Jc toku ingoa

Tuesday, October 22, 2019

The little mermaid

Fate will happen and you can’t do anything to change it.
At any time or any place, history will only repeat itself.
You can’t change it even though the memories of the past have been forgotten.
Destiny will find a way to keep fate from happening again and again. 

Somehow destiny is quite odd how could my fate be in love with a
human whilst I was a mermaid. Every adult mermaid will grow legs on
the land and our tails will then grow back in the water. It was then when I was just
little that I have fallen in love in a human boy.

It was on the sea when I first saw him. A little boy drowning.
He’s breathing is becoming shorter and shorter by second.