Modern American History- Monday- 2nd period

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Life was all about learning new things. Such as, a bunch of days fighting bad guys + a big day fighting bad guys + work at a night job + work at a day job the next morning was not advisable.

"Everyone's had a rough week, so I hope you're doing okay, and I'm so sorry it's finals week," Kitty greeted them when everyone got to the classroom. "I wanted to say that I've really enjoyed teaching you guys this semester, and hopefully you've learned some of the stuff you wanted to. So. I'm not asking too much of you today. I just want you to write me an essay one what you think the most important decade we've covered is. There's no word limit on this, but I want you to explain your answer as much as you can. Once you're done, if you want to head out early, that's totally fine.

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How're you doing today?

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Theo Langstrom

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Billy Kaplan

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Jessica Drew

Take the final

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Handwave if you want, but how'd you do?

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Theo hadn't done much this past weekend because he didn't want to get in the way so he was mostly tired.

He got right to his essay and immediately went for the Civil Rights era. His essay wasn't overly long or very detailed but he figured he had enough in there to get a solid B.

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Jessica wrote about the 1960's in pretty great detail. As far as she was concerned, that was kind of the start of A LOT of things.

It was pretty compelling.

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Billy wrote a lot about the 60's. Like, a lot a lot. If Kitty didn't give him an A, there would be some pouting.

Talk to Kitty

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So much coffee.

OOC

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It's reports week and I have a drawer full of filing to try and finish off in the next six days. LET'S DO THIS.