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AL DAVIS The reason why I want to meet him is because he was the owner of the Oakland Raiders. This man was the reason why we had the best players in the NFL. The Raiders used to be one of the best teams in the NFL because of AL Davis. I would have to ask him why did he make a football team named the Raiders. Also why at first did he name the raiders the Las Anglas Raiders.

What is bias?

What in the headline on CNN? The headline for CNN is guilty of murder.

What is the top news story from the BBC? The headline for BBC is Obama : Syria chemicals gave concern.

What is the top news story on Aljazeera? The headline for Aljazeera is U.S. soldier sentence to life in prison for shooting 16 afgans.

Were the 3 stories all on the same topic? Why do you think that is? All 3 stories are not on the same topic because ones about chemicals in Syria, and another one is about a soldier shooting 16 afgans

What is bias by omission? Give an example.bias by omission-Leaving one side out of an article ,or a series of article over a period of time.

What is bias by selection of sources? Give an example.bias by selection and sources-Including more sources that support one view over another.

What is bias by story selection? Give an example. bias by story selection-a pattern of highlighting news stories that coincide with the agenda of either the Left or the Right.

What is bias by story placement? Give an example.

bias by story placement-Story placement is a measure of how important the editor considers the story.

What is bias by labeling? Give an example. bias by labeling- Bias by labeling comes in two forms.

What is bias by spin? Give an example. bias by spin- Bias by spin occurs when the story has only one interpretation of an event or policy.

Hernan Cortes

THE VOYAGES OF HERMAN CORTES



1.) According to the map how many voyages did Herman Cortes have? 2.) What voyage is the dotted line? 3.) Based on the voyages which voyage is the longest? 4.) Based on the voyages which voyage is the shorest? 5.) Which voyage went to Jalapo?


 * **Colony Name** || **Region** || **Date** || **Founder** || **Purpose** || **Interesting Fact** ||
 * Massachusetts

(Plymouth) (Massachusetts Bay) || New England || 1620

1630 || William Bradford

John Winthrop || Religious Freedom || Small farms were typical in New England ||
 * New Hamshire || new england || 1630 || John Mason || escape for those constricted by religous and economic rules || Most of the villages looked very similar ||
 * Rhode Island || new england || 1636 || Roger Williams || Religous freedom || The farms were located just outside of town. ||
 * Connecticut || new england || 1636 || Tomas hooker || Religous and economic freedom || The farmers had to work hard because New England's cold winters made farming difficult. ||
 * NewYork || middle || 1626 || Peter Minuit || trade and profit || Most farmers wee far apart and neighbors usually only saw each other at church on Sundays. ||
 * Maryland || middle || 1634 || George Calvert || Religious freedom for Catholics || A typical farm had a house, a barn, a fenced-in yard for the animals, a garden, and fields. ||
 * Delaware || middle || 1638 || Peter Minuit || trade and profit || Many farmers had apple and peach orchards. ||
 * New Jersy || middle || 1660 || Lord Berkeley || trade and profit || Flour mills were popular along the rivers in the Middle colonies. ||
 * Pennsylvania || middle || 1682 || Wiliam Penn || Religious freedom for Quakers; trade and profits || Wheat, the most popular crop, could not be shipped to England because it would spoil. ||
 * Virginia || southern || 1607 || John Simth || Trade and profits || Plantations were often separated by hundred of miles ||
 * Georgia || southern || 1733 || James Oglethorpe || Debtor colony, and buffer for Spanish colonies || Each county had a courthouse where the rich planters would meet to decide on various matters. ||
 * North Carolina || southern || 1653 || Group of proprietors || Trade and profits || The plantations also had many workers who lived on the land. ||
 * South Carolina || southern || 1670 || Group of proprietors || Trade and profits || Some settlers could not afford to buy slaves or live near the coast. ||