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= **Doroteo Arango Arámbula** =

Excellent job. I am so excited that you found out about your families connection to Pancho Villa. I hope you enjoyed doing this presentation. Web sites:**
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 * [|Pancho Villa- Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia] Wikipedia is a really good web site. It has a contents box, which is very helpful. There are various pictures of Pancho Villa and other leaders. It has information about Villa's Battles and military actions. It talks about German involvement in Villas campaigns. There are footnotes at bottom of the page and external links. There are references also and it is being updated everyday. Only facts are allowed in so you don't have to worry about things not being true.
 * [|Pancho Villa a German Agent?] This website was made by Jim Tuck. There is a lot of information about Pancho Villa and Germany. There is a Home page and a Biography page so you can know about the creator. This website talks about all the relations that Villa had with Germany. There are links to other important people that were involve with Villa. There is information about the battle that Villa was involve with and how Germany might of been involved.
 * [|Fransico "Pancho" Villa] The website was created by Joe Cummings. The website has information on Villa's earlier life and how he had to run from the law. It also talks about the good things Villa did for his people. There are also links to some of his partners he had, from when he was a powerful man. The website has good information on the battle he was in. It talks about the trouble he went throught. Also it talks about the how Villa is remember today in Mexico.
 * [|Pancho Villa Biography] This website talks about some of the things Pancho Villa did. Who is was associated with during the Revolution. It also says that he was caught and imprisoned for killing a man. There are also other links to famous leaders of the past and the present. It has related persons and websites that you can go to. It has a photo of Villa. Bio.com true story is a good website for all kind of searches.
 * [|Pancho Villa led northern Forces in Revolution] Borderlands website is a good resource site. In the left hand of the site it has a Home, table of contents. A subject Index and a About Borderlands. At the bottom of the page there are related sources. This website has plenty of good information about Pancho Villa. It talks about his early life, When he came to the United State. There is also information about the events and people he was involved with. I found this website very interesting and very informational.

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Summary


 * Doroteo Arango Arambula also known as Fransico “Pancho” Villa was born June 5, 1878 in the hacienda San Juan Del Rio, Durango, Mexico. At the age of 15 his father died. He had to take care of his family as he was the oldest son. One day as Doroteo came back from working in the fields, he found his sister crying, because the owner had tried or actually raped her. Doroteo was very angry, he grabbed his gun and kill the man. Doroteo fled to the mountains. Doroteo changed his name to Fransico Villa. There are myths that he had changed it because it was his grandfather’s name or because it was the name of a leader of bandits that later he became their leader. While he was on the run, he had to steal from the rich to survive. He and others would steal cows and sale them not only to help themselves out but other poor people. **
 * Villa was born a natural leader. He once gathered 375 men in just five days. Most of the people that followed him were peasents, not only men but also women. He would make sure they were well taking care of and paid. Villa was head of many attacts that were made during the revolution. Villa hated Victoriano Huerta. Huerta had imprisoned Villa for **** insubordination and ordered him executed. President Madero Stopped Huerta from killing Villa. Villa wanted to take over the city of Chihuahua. After many battles with Huerta’s men Villa had gain control of Nothern Mexico. Villa also detesed Woodrom Wilson fro recognizing the Carranza government and to get revange for Wilson betraing him he began harassing any and all Americans that crossed his path. He would kill American on train that were on the bored of Mexico and the United States of America. On March 9, 1916 Villa attacked Columbus New Mexico, With about four hunderd men. The United States of America sent General Jack Pershing into Mexico to capture Pancho Villa. On March 15 he had taken about 5,000 American soldiers into Mexico. Tryin to capture Pancho Villa was almost impossible and a nightmare for General Pershing. **
 * Pancho Villa died July 20, 1923 while driving his car in Parral, Chihuahua. There is no known prof that Obregon gave the oder to kill Villa but most people think it was really him. Pancho Villa is a hero in the eyes of the Mexicans. Over the years Mexicans have forgotten his role in the Revolution they only remember his as the Mexican Roben Hood. **


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__//**Child Labor wrong wrong wrong!**//__

__**Thesis/Objective Statement**__ This project is going to explain why child labor has always been WRONG

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References**__ * http://www.historyplace.com/unitedstates/childlabor/index.html http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vL4PMV0OjS4&feature=related
 * http://www.theatlantic.com/doc/200706u/gilded-age
 * http://www.besthistorysites.net/USHistory_GildedAge.shtml
 * http://ehistory.osu.edu/osu/mmh/childlabor/cottondress.cfm
 * http://www.snolabor.org/pages/cartoon.htm

__ Cool Inventions __
 * http://inventors.about.com/library/weekly/aa111100b.htm (1851-1899)
 * [|http://inventors.about.com/library/weekly/aa121599a.htm(1900-1925])
 * http://www.pickens.k12.sc.us/dhsteachers/instructional_staff/hylkemaj/USHistory/Gilded%20Age/0405/technorev/inventors%20and%20inventions.htm
 * http://www.blupete.com/Literature/Biographies/Science/Inventors.htm

Look over the list of inventions already in the wiki; taking mental notes of the inventions already discussed. Browse the websites above. Do not repeat an invention! Once you pick your invention describe it in the wiki. (See the bulleted list below for what you need to include.) You may have to search more in depth on the web to find all of the pertinent information! Make sure you highlight the name of your invention so that it is easy to see. Also, place a "**horizontal rule**" after your section so that the next person can paste their information below your section.

**CITE ALL WEBSITES USED. EVEN THE ONES THAT I PROVIDE! Citations should be "hot links."** To create a hot link simply copy the URL from the address bar of the page you are referencing and highlight a word to attach it to.The click the icon on the world and the link. Paste the URL in the external link. For example, I might say: Click [|here] to get to the ESU 13 homepage. When you click on the word "here" it takes you to the ESU 13 homepage.

|| Inventors


 * Sheila Ramirez.
 * Whitcomb L. Judson
 * Zipper
 * 29 August 1893
 * It was first used as a self-reliance in little kids by making it possible for them to dress themselves without much help from an adult
 * The zipper was first invented by Howe but did not reach the market because he focused his attention on his sewing machine. Forty-four years later Whitcomb L. Judson marketed a similar invention. Since Whitcomb marketed the zipper first he was giving credit for it. In the later years other inventors made the zipper more modern. Soon the zipper was used for other things besides clothes, like sleeping bags, boots, luggage and leather goods and many other things.


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 * http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zipper **
 * http://inventors.about.com/library/weekly/aa082497.htm **

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