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  John Charles Robinson John Charles Robinson was born on November 26th, 1903  in carrabelle, Florida. not knowing the difference he would one day make. When he was still young he moved to gulfport, Mississippi.   When John was living in mississippi he saw a plane land in a field and decided one day he would fly to. Growing up John still had a dream to fly and he was interested in mechanics and machinery so he traveled to alabama to study mechanical science at the Premier Black Institution of Higher Learning in Tuskegee, Alabama. After he graduated he went to the Curtiss-Wright School of Aviation where he became a janitor. Johns goal wasn’t to become a janitor but while he studied. After working as a janitor for a while John was accepted into the school becoming the first black student to attend The Curtiss Wright School of Aviation. In 1935 when Italy was getting ready for war with Ethiopia, the emperor asked John if he would come to Ethiopia and help create an Ethiop...
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Are Video Games Considered a Sport?

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Are Video Games Considered a Sport? There’s five seconds left in the game and the score is 43 to 44. He dribbles down the court and takes a three, angh! The buzzer goes off! The ball soars through the air and into the net, a buzzer beater the crowd goes wild! Right now you may be thinking this is a basketball game. Technically it is, but it’s a virtual one. NBA 2k 20, a basketball video game is actually considered an esport (electronic sport). Certain video games not all being related to real life sports are considered esports. These esports can be played by anyone but esports teams have positions on their team and they communicate like a real sport.  Esports puts on competitions and challenges for esports teams. Esports teams can go against each other to win trophies and money just like real sports. At these esports events people come and watch the teams compete.      Some people say that video games should not be considered sports because they do not requir...
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WWII Problems

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     It is the first day of September. Leaves are starting change colors, kids are playing, oh and what's that noise, 1.5 million German forces march into Poland. Germany is invading Poland to reclaim lost land from WWI. This move would cause a huge disaster.  In one month Germany took over Poland causing England and France to declare war on Germany. The invasion of Poland caused a huge problem. This invasion caused a war to start, WWII. England and France jumped into action before other countries because they had and alliance with Poland and they had seen what WWI had caused. The invasion of Poland was a huge problem and you are probably wondering why it started. One big reason the invasion of Poland happened was because of the Treaty of Versailles. This treaty said Germany had to give back huge amounts of land, money, and Germany couldn't make an army bigger than 100,000 men. Germany didn’t want to give back the land  but they had to.  When Hitler got ...
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How Did World War II Start and why?

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  It was September 1st 1939 about 1.5 million German troops gathered at the border of Poland. With thousands of planes and thousands of tanks ready to go. In about a month Germany swept through Poland capturing it. This caused France and England to declare war on Germany.      Many things led up to this but one big cause is the Treaty of Versailles. The Treaty of Versailles was signed at the end of World War I. It put harsh rules on the Germans. It said Germany owed tons of land and money to the places they attacked. Germany didn’t have enough money to pay back, and the other countries were sympathetic to them so some of the money wasn't paid back. Since Germany was poor and destroyed because of World War I the people were looking for a good leader to fix the country. When hitler and the Nazi party came around people thought he would be a great leader. He made himself sound like a great leader because he used manipulative tactics to persuade the public. Whe...
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