So, I take it that you don't like to spend a lot of time studying history and geography? Well, how about spending just 90 seconds learning about the Imperial History of the Middle East?
What a time saver!
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I am a first year teacher! As it is with the uncertainty of the universe, I have been hired as an English teacher rather than a Social Studies teacher. Therefore, I've created a new blog "The Quest for the Perfect English Lesson." However, this does not mean that I won't add content to this site from time to time.
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- Robert Baca
- I'm a (near) Native New Mexico with an ancestry that goes back to the earliest Spanish colonists and Native Americans from this area. I thoroughly enjoy history and genealogy, and I am a social studies teacher in Albuquerque!
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