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I’m thrilled to see all your recent posts. However, several students are creating posts that ask questions that have already been posted. This clogs up the blog with too much repetition.

PLEASE, read through the posts and respond to other students’ questions first. Then, you can post a new question if it has not already been covered or discussed. This will make the blog easier to manage and more interesting to read and learn from. 

Since I know you’re smart, can you tell me the process of weathering, erosion, and deposition?

 Help, Help I need to know what the difference was between slavery in the north and in the south. I know that slaves in the south worked on plations but I need to know more.

Help I need to know the difference between chemical weathering and physical weathering for a project. Can you help me?

Benjamin Franklin is well known for his many contributions to American society. What were some of his specific contributions to early Philadelphia?

In colonial times, people had many delicious foods. Do you think you would’ve liked colonial foods? Why or why not? Which ones?

Since you know about slavery in the north and south, explain to me if you were a slave, would you rather live in the north or south? And why?

I know how sedimentary and metamorphic rocks are formed, but how are igneous rocks formed? I think it has something to do with volcanoes.

I know about the different types of rocks, but how are they each formed?

Slavery was legal throughout the colonies for over two centuries. Southern plantation owners relied upon the slave trade to supply a constant work force for their growing economies. How was life different for a slave living in the northern colonies? Where did they live? What skills were they able to provide for northern slave owners? Why do you think it took so long for the practice of slavery to be outlawed?

How does deposition form a delta?

I need help! I don’t know the difference between igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic rocks. Can you explain to me what each rock is?

How do weathering and erosion work together to change the land?

Could someone please explain to me the difference between physical and chemical weathering? Although Mr. Moss did an excellent job explaining it in class, I’m still a bit confused!