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In chapter 3 i learned that the Pacific NorthWest had two main types of indians, the plateau indians and the coalstal indians. I also learned that the tribes had similar religious belifes and social structures. This is an important part of our stsates history because it’s the true colture of our state. I will remember most the fact that they thought that everything had a spirit. They treated nature with the respect it dfeserves.

I think that i did a pretty good job on my project. I couldhave improved on the “most important factor” question because, it wasnt a queston i was “exited” about. There for i rushed through it and had little detail. Also i had short sentances with little information.

I think that i did a good job on the “…Explain how one individjual was impacted by the Crusades”. I think that i put lots of detail about how the crusades impacted her life and about her in genral.

I fell as though i did good on my muhammed book, i did all the comcepts and finished on time.  I could have added more color and made my wirds bolder.

1.I was the best a the illuminated”T” because it reflects the connection between heavenand the world.

2.I would make mt “T” large and all the other l;etters smaller becauseit looks disproportionate.

3.The most helpfulltool was the sheet with the words on it becausthe words were my guidelines.

4.Nothing

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