JOHNNY APPLESEED My famous hoosier is johnny appleseed .He is famous for planting apple trees. Johnny Appleseed was born in Sept 26,1774 his mother gave birth to him in leominster,Massachusetts. He spent his early years in the midst of the American Revolutionary war.
Feng Ru spent long hours just to pursue his dream. Hearing of the Wright brother’s success, inspired Feng to become the first Chinese aviator. Feng never gave up , even when the San Francisco earthquake and fire forced him to relocate to a much smaller workshop. Or when his plane crashed. Feng never gave up he just started all over again even if it took all day.
I will be comparing two legendary explorers, John Colter and Tom Murphy. The main difference is probably the time difference that they explored. John Colter started his most famous journey, the Lewis and Clark journey, was over 180 years before Tom Murphy 's famous journey. But they are similar because they are both very famous and looked up to by explorers. To start, John Colter is almost 160 years older than Tom Murphy.
The American Pioneer Johnny Appleseed If you like apples then you owe a thank you to Johnny Appleseed for helping spread them throughout America. Johnny Appleseed was a make believe character that was based on John Chapman. Although many of the facts told in the story did happen, most did not occur in John Chapman’s real life.
John Lewis’s life began like many black children’s lives began in 1940 America. In his book trilogy, March, written by him and co-author Andrew Aydin, and artist Nate Powell, Lewis recalls growing up in Troy, Alabama, surrounded by racism. As his progressed life, his mindset did as well. He went through many life-changing events, but three explicitly led to create his determined character to power through the struggle of the fluctuations in the Civil Rights movement: receiving his first Bible, discovering nonviolent protesting tactics, and his first arrest. All these experiences led to the development of Lewis’s strong and resilient personality.
And at the time Christopher Columbus was in a little wooden boat and Charles Lindbergh was in a scrappy little plane. Both of these modes of could be chewed up and spit out by the Atlantic Ocean in just a second. Luckily both these men made it safely to their destination. One humorous challenge that Charles Lindbergh faced was where do I use the bathroom, his airplane chair was made of wicker with a hole cut into it and then there was a funnel below.
Have you ever felt ashamed of doing the right thing? In The Things They Carried by Tim O’Brien, narrator Tim O’Brien battles the differences of doing the right thing because he wants to do it or because he was a coward. O’Brien’s shame and guilt associated with the vietnam war influenced his decision to fight or flight. Tim O’Brien was drafted to fight in a war he doesn’t believe in. His principles were telling him to run away from the war, but he was too ashamed not to fight.
REXBURG-- The Madison Avenue Players is proudly presenting Mary Poppins on Saturday and Monday at Madison High School. Directed by Madison High drama teacher, Robert Hibbard, the show runs from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. with a 20 minute intermission. Buy tickets soon or risk not getting a seat. Even before opening night, Mary Poppins had sold 1700 tickets using a new online ticketing system.
“At twilight on a tuesday evening september 1909, Feng Ru prepared to test an airplane of his own design above the gently rolling hills of Oakland, California. This evidence supports the topic by telling he took his own airplane that he built and rolled it over to fly it. “While Feng Ru is little known in the united states, his fame in china is equivalent to the wright brothers’. This evidence also helps the topic because it says that he is better known in china because he was asian but because of that since he created the airplane in china the wrights created it in the U.S.so they have the equal amount of fame but just in differnt countries. This shows how Feng Ru made history on the california coast, then introducedairplanes to his native land.
A revolution is a time of change, specifically in the American Revolution a time when the American Colonies overthrew the British Government becoming their own nation. Revolution a complete turn derives from the word revolve. Things usually revolve so that they can be aligned again and balanced. The colonies revolved so that they could completely change from the British control, wanting to create their own government independent of the British. The American Revolution, to some historians “wasn’t really revolutionary” including the need for a nationality and freedom for all.
Richard Wright’s father (Nathan Wright) has impacted and shaped Richard by making Richard’s young life full of anger, sorrow, and sadness and his grown life full of skepticism, regret, and emptiness. This is shown when Richard briefly writes about his father. Wright recalls and describes what his father looks like to him as well as how their relationship was, “He was the lawgiver in our family and I never laughed in his presence. I used to lurk timidly in the kitchen doorway and watch his huge body sitting slumped at the table….He was quite fat and his bloated stomach always lapped over his belt. He was always a stranger to me, always somehow alien and remote”
It would be very difficult to make a decision in a split second with the weight of the world on your shoulders. For Chesley Sullenberger, this was reality mid-flight on January fifteenth of 2009, according to the text, “A Hudson River Hero”. He had to decide where to land his jetliner full of passengers after he began facing problems with the engines. The text, “What is Heroism”, states that there are many forms of heroism. For example, Sullenberger displayed his heroism through saving the lives of all of his passengers, risking his own reputation, and staying humble after receiving awards for his heroic flight landing.
John Wooden inspired others off and on the court, he taught people the basic necessities of how to live with the right choice in mind. His places of words are presented in the coaching world today: teacher, mentor, and guide because his ways of teaching were extraordinary. John Wooden legacy was the creation of the “Pyramid of Success” giving others a guide towards life, and allowing his basketball achievements as an aid of his creation. John Wooden was called the “Wizard of Westwood” for one of his greatest in accomplishments as a basketball player and coach. “Wooden was inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame again in 1973 for his remarkable coaching accomplishments, making him the first person to be honored as a player and coach”- UCLA
“The desire to fly is an idea handed down to us by our ancestors who, in their grueling travels across trackless lands in prehistoric times, looked enviously on the birds soaring freely through space, at full speed, above all obstacles, on the infinite highway of the air” (Burton). With the absence of advanced mechanics in the 1800s, the idea of aviation was merely an unrealistic fantasy. Among the numerous attempts to fulfill this dream, only one achieved triumph. Wilbur Wright and Orville Wright's persistence and dedication towards flight was rewarded with the successful launch of the first flying machine. As eminent American inventors and pioneers in technology, the Wright brothers' invention of flight allowed a prodigious advancement in science, created an upspring in America's economy during the 20th century and served as a foundation for America's victory in major wars.
Real heros Among all mankind, those who are strong, upright, brave and merciful are heroes. A boy called Flaming likes Desmond Thomas Doss best. In his eyes,Desmond Thomas Doss is his hero. Desmond Thomas Doss was born in lynchburg, va.
