Reflection of Election of '08

The election of '08 was certainly a crazy one. First the two populars were Obama and Clinton- then Clinton was in a weird way voted off. Then there was only Obama and McCain. I was of course only voting for Obama but regardless McCain wasn't that close behind in the popular election votes.


ALL IN ALL- It was a historical and very memorable election.
I would like one like this to happen again.

annotation for Ms. Thmopsons class

    I  have read ye another article at lucidcafe.com about what and why Lucretia Mott was a abolitionist. It said that she was an abolitionist til' the day she died. (She died from an ammonia.) It said that because of the men's refusal to seat women at a convent on she went to that from That day on she had  pledged to do her best to fight for women's rights.

Annotaton #3

I have read another article at lucidcafe.com about Lucretia Mott. It explainedned what she did as a quaker. It stated that when she was q quaker she fougt for womens freedom as wel as african americans. It stated that she became q Quaker ministre a the age of 21.

annatation #2

      I have read yet another article on Lucretia Mott. It was about where she lived. It stated that Lucretia Mott lived in Nantucket, Massachusetts. Massachusetts was and is a very peaceful state. In  the article it stated that Massachusetts was home to many quakers.

annotation #4(i think)

   I have recently read an article on Lucretia Mott at lucidcafe.com and it was explaining that she  was a quaker. It explained that quakers are raised to think that everything  is equal men women whites blacks. They are thought to think that they as people are all equal.

annotation #2 Ms Thompson

                   I have read an article about Lucretia Motts' husband (James Mott) on lucidcafe.com. It stated that they were  married 1811 in the U.S. It stated that Lucretia Motts Husband was a caucasian Quaker leader who was also an educator and buisnessman and advocated the ideas that Lucretia Coffin Mott came up with.

Annotation 08' Lucretia Mott

    I have read  an article on Lucretia Mott's abolitionist life at womenshistory.com. It stated that Lucretia Mott was an abiolitionist leader from 20 years of age and on. It said that she was attempting to abolish owmens abuse of rights and slavery.