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Greetings World History II Learning Community,

It was wonderful to see and hear all of your thoughts and research from your papers. Yesterday I shared my “backup” presentation in class, and it was the poster illustration. I’m glad I made a Plan B because the projector was having issues. Good thing it turned out okay! This was supposed to be my initial presentation, so if you have free time you can watch it at the link below:

World History II Analytical Paper

 Thank you so much to Ciara and everyone who helped make this possible.

Have a great weekend,

Cat G.

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