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English 7 HW - Collect faucal info. about your role to be incorporated in your narrative/journal entry.

English Notes Taken Today/Do Now:

Aim - How can we plan and brainstorm for an narrative that refects real life determination from a historical perspective?

- Gen. George W
- Boston Tea Party
- Stamp Act
- Boston Massarce
- Proclamation of 1763
- Intolerable Act

I can also pretend to be a nurse during the american revelution (that what my teacher said).

Do Now: Do you keep a journal? If not, what deatils or thoughts would your journal?

Yes I do have a journal.

I'm a bit stuggling with this assignment. This assignment is due next week after the president break.

These articles will provide a good start for your brainstorming about nurses in the Revolutionary War. Be sure to also read the links in the second site.

http://www.yellowsprings.org/exhibits/women/Pages/RevWarHospital.htm

http://www.onlinenursingdegrees.org/nursingfacts/nurses-in-war.htm

Thank You plus while I'm writing the entry I can write some facts about what's happening/about the american revelution.

Right.

You could write about the battles the patients have described to you. Be sure to write about the kinds of wounds they have.

I can pretend to be one of the REVOLUTIONARY WAR nurses.

I can pretend that ... ok since I'm a nurses I can pretend that my husbad is in the war and going aganist the british and then I can write facts about that british and this war.

Thank You Ms. Sue! :)

You're welcome, Laruen. Have fun writing your journal.

Thanks! ;)

BTW: I can also use my DBQ essay for more info. too :)

You're welcome. :-)

To collect factual information about your role for your narrative/journal entry, you can start by researching the specific role or profession you are pretending to be. In this case, since you mentioned being a nurse during the American Revolution, you can gather information about the role of nurses during that time period.

Here are some steps you can take to find information about your role:

1. Start by using reliable sources such as history books, academic articles, and reputable websites. These sources are more likely to provide accurate information.

2. Search for keywords related to nursing during the American Revolution. For example, you can search for terms like "nursing in the American Revolution," "nursing during Revolutionary War," or specific keywords related to the tasks, responsibilities, and challenges nurses faced during that time.

3. Take notes as you research. Write down important facts, events, and details that you think would be relevant to your narrative/journal entry. These can include the types of medical treatments available, the conditions nurses worked in, the challenges they faced, and any notable nurse figures from that era.

4. If possible, try to find primary sources such as diaries, letters, or firsthand accounts from nurses or individuals who lived during the American Revolution. These sources can provide valuable insights into what it was really like to be a nurse during that time.

5. Organize your notes and decide which information you want to include in your narrative/journal entry. Think about how you can incorporate these facts into your writing to make it more authentic and believable.

Remember to always cite your sources when using information obtained from external sources. This helps to avoid plagiarism and allows readers to verify the accuracy of your information.

If you're still struggling with the assignment, consider asking your teacher for guidance or clarification. They can provide additional resources or insights to help you with your research and writing.