Five Card Story: World History

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In one of my classes,I learned that we shouldn't do homework for a long period of time without a break. This first photo represents peace and tranquility, making it nice break to sit and enjoy the scenery. In my world history class, I learned about how some countries cut trade with others which didn't allow raw materials or industrialized goods to get to markets. Connecting the two, there was peace before but due to some countries not trading with others, it leads to angry people. The image of books remind me of how other countries would take a the concept of an idea and make it their "own" which was called selective borrowing. Connecting with the other two, before the trade was cut, people took what they saw and turned it into something of their own.

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In one of my classes,I learned that we shouldn't do homework for a long period of time without a break. This first photo represents peace and tranquility, making it nice break to sit and enjoy the scenery. In my world history class, I learned about how some countries cut trade with others which didn't allow raw materials or industrialized goods to get to markets. Connecting the two, there was peace before but due to some countries not trading with others, it leads to angry people. The image of books remind me of how other countries would take a the concept of an idea and make it their "own" which was called selective borrowing. Connecting with the other two, before the trade was cut, people took what they saw and turned it into something of their own. 
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