Cody:Am History 2

                        I do allot of the same stuff as the people in the 20's and 30's. Football during this time was very popular and still is today. I spend allot of time training for football with lifting weights and doing endurance workouts. Another thing is I love going to the beach every weekend and in the 20's, that's what allot of people did then.  One thing they didn't have to do; however, is fortnite. I spend allot of my leisure time playing this online multiplayer game. Teens in the 30's had board games. This is something i never do. Im almost always with a friend and i have to be home by 9 because of my license and in the 30's most teens curfews are 9. In conclusion i do most of the same stuff as teens did back then.

                      The alliance system played a big roll in WWI;actually, the war would've never reached such a high magnitude if it was never a thing. The alliance system was made up by a bunch of countries that had secret alliances with each other. When Hungary and Austria started war over the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, all their secret allies and the allies of those allies got involved making to worldwide. In conclusion the alliance system was one of the main causes of the first world war even happening.

                I think the past does affect the present. It does this by teaching you a lesson to not make the same mistakes in the future. Another thing is decisions from your past can affect your future such as doing something illegal and going to jail can affect whether you get into college or not. Another example is if you decide to eat junk food all month and don't workout you can lose the gains. An example of learning from past mistakes to better your future is if you tripped over a bump in your house, next time you'll remember that bumps there (maybe it'll take a few trips) and try to avoid it.

              Fought on June 25, 1876, this battle is one of Americas greatest defeat and the Indians greatest victory. This battle was fought by the 7th Calvary led by Cutler, against a band of Sioux and Cheyenne warriors near the little bighorn river. This was because Americans got greedy and went on the land they gave to the Indians after signing a treaty. All just for gold. This obviously broke the treaty, increasing tensions between the U.S. and the Indians. Allot of the tribes left the reservations and came together to be stronger and rebel against the U.S.                                 Custer and his troops lost for a few reasons. They attacked without waiting for reinforcements, they were on unfamiliar territory, they were vastly outnumbered, and they were fighting for the wrong reasons and i feel like that played a role in how hard they fought. Custer an...