History Challenged

"Must obliged" I really must say, Anne with an E captivates audience, especially me - words not common to my ears lures me to watch more, plus the dramatic plot it conveys to the people. Also, I must admit that since I've wrongfully watched the first two episodes of the second season, I already have known that the Cuthberts are keeping as their own. What surprised me is that when Matthew said, "She is my daughter." The reaction on Anne's face was so powerful - from being an orphaned who belonged to no one to being a member of the Cuthberts which they allowed her write her own name on the family book. Well, again, I know they'll keep them, but still it was emotional.

Scrumptious. Agony. Wonderful. Cherry Blossoms. Red Hair. Ugly. Skinny, Freckles. These are some of my fav terms Anne spelled with an "E" used to express herself on the pilot episode of its 1st season. I am delighted, or I should say " Enchante". It truly brought me to the wonders of living on a beautiful farmland like the Green Gable. Actually, I really did not catch where Green Gable is, I heard the word Australia in some of their conversation. But I am pretty sure it isn't the Down Under, for I saw no kangaroo or wild animals roaming around the fields. It's obviously not in the Great Britain nor Ireland - I heard none of their accents on this episode. Well, maybe in North America, but I am not sure whether in Canada or what state in the USA. Perhaps I'll find out on the next episode. I like the way Anne speak herself, especially the one she had with Rachel. I laughed - it brought me great delight. The way she compose every sentence mak

I would probably say, the civilization and the great empire of the Mongols bests suffice the question, " What is the most powerful, advanced, or otherwise impressive, civilization that doesn't get enough love?"  The Mongol Empire was the largest contiguos land empire in all of history, existed during the 13th and the 14th centuries. This empire shows its best in travelling and horseback riding, including breeding their animals. The Mongols are nomadic and often travel from one place to another. Doing this tradition, they travel with great number, it was like the city itself is travelling with carts and animals. These makes me believe that The Mongol Empire is powerful and impressive, however lacks of love and attention. The Empire only lasted about a century, then gradually splitting from one another. Published: March 2, 2019