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Course Reflection As we get closer toward the end of the course, there are some things that I have reflected on. Things that I’ve learned, things that I’ve shared, and things that I’ve done. For my favorite part of the course would be learning about college. It really has opened my eyes to the possibilitiesContinue reading “Personal Finance lesson 125”

I think that college is worth going. After being homeschooled, I have really taught myself the only way to be educated is to be self educated. Something my Father always told me is a educated man is a self educated man. RPC has taught me that I am in control of my own education. IContinue reading “Personal Finance lesson 110”

Old vs New Car. That’s an age old question that people have asked for a long time. Honestly, people have different answers. Some argue new cars are safer, some argue old cars are more reliable. Whatever the argument is, there is always a pro and con to every situation. Older cars, 20-30years or older areContinue reading “Personal Finance lesson 105”

The cost of owning a car in the United States is getting so expensive, it is becoming impractical. Unfortunately, our government has raised the prices of everything in the industry so far, that even the cheaper budget cars are becoming unaffordable. For that reason, the Used car industry has truly begun to shine. Most ofContinue reading “Personal Finance lesson 100”

After reading this book, I can say definitely there are parts of history that are told untrue. The Civil War is one of those parts. From what I’ve gathered while reading this book is the the North controlled the narrative and story of the war. They lied, used propaganda, and alienated the south for theirContinue reading “South was Right Final report.”

Robinson Crusoe is one of the most popular books ever written written by Daniel Defoe. Defoe was born in 1650 and died later in the 1730’s. He was a very influential man and contributed to a developing society at the time. Robinson Crusoe, was by far, one of his most infamous works and has lastedContinue reading “English 3 lesson 85”

According to Wikipedia, “Daniel Defoe (/dɪˈfoʊ/; born Daniel Foe; c. 1660 – 24 April 1731) was an English novelist, journalist, merchant, pamphleteer and spy. He is most famous for his novel Robinson Crusoe, published in 1719, which is claimed to be second only to the Bible in its number of translations.[2] He has been seen as one of the earliest proponents of the English novel,Continue reading “English 3 lesson 80”

Chapter 10 continues with a discussion of the South Post Civil War. It talks about the Norths intervention of the “clean-up” of the South. This chapter talks about the fact that there is an old south and a new south. It talks about the Northern intervention in a rebuilding of a destroyed soceity. Personal Opinion.Continue reading “The South was Right! Report #10”

In this Western Literature course thus far, I have read some interesting works. Some written well, others written to a point of not being to able to understand them. Shakespere is a classic example of dense writing, that doesn’t necessarily lock in the reader. Bernard Mandeville is not of those writers. Bernard, being a writer,Continue reading “English 3 lesson 75”

Chapter 9 is more on the discussion on the illegal actions of the North. Unconstitutional, Illegal, and immoral, the North persecuted the south. The civil war was fought over an agenda, and it is clear hear, what the agenda was. To set in place a country ruled by dictators and anarchists. Personal Opinion: This isContinue reading “The south was Right Report #9”