The history-changing Atlantic slave trade was one of the biggest periods of the slave trade in history. Although there are no exact records, an estimate of millions to hundreds of millions Africans, mostly from the coast, had been taken. They had been taken for their built, sold, and most were treated unfairly. However, there is […]

Through 8 September 1941 to 27 January 1944, Leningrad was completely surrounded by Nazi Germany. For 3 years, the citizens of Leningrad had to go through freezing temperatures up to -30°C during winter and did everything they can to stay alive. Birds, rats and pets became a rare sight as citizens began to eat them. […]

Summary of the game During the game, my group, KIKI (Kazakhstan, Indonesia, Korea, India), started with a significant amount of tools. We had two scissors, two rulers, a protractor, a compass, four pencils, a set square ruler, and a compass. However, we only had one paper so in order to obtain more, we began trading. […]

Improved Sanitation and Life Expectancy I do think that improved sanitation and life expectancy does correlate with each other because supposedly, the higher the percentage of improved sanitation, the higher the life expectancy (or further to the left). I believe that this is because sanitation is one of the key points into a higher life […]

  The trend that can be seen from the scatter graph would be that the line goes down quite drastically, from 70,000 all the way to 0. This is because the “developed” countries with a higher GDP rate and a lower infant mortality rate would be placed in the top and in the left hand […]