Western Civ 3/10 - video again but with a sub

Today we watched the rest of the video from Sierra's computer. We had Mr. Canter as a sub and obviously as a language teacher he wasn't about to bust out his western civ knowledge from high school, so I didn't get many notes from this. If Mr. Schick isn't here explaining it then idk what's going on. That's the point where it's easier to use the textbook. I'm excited for lunch.

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