The Crusades Project 1/12..Finally Done :)

Now that I am done with this project I can look back and reflect on how it went.  I think the twitter thing went well but in the future I probably wouldn't do this again.  It got kind of confusing and it was hard if you messed up because of the order of the tweets.  I think it came out good and I hope it is as clear and understandable as I think it is.  I really liked the whole idea of collaborating with other people because it was really helpful! It was cool to give and get advice via our blogs too.

Too find my project search @MuslimGirl135 on twitter and the name is just Muslim Girl.  My tweets are all there!

So I am so frustrated because I just realized I forgot to put in these tweets. :( They were supposed to follow after the one with the picture...sorry
Our holy city of Jerusalem has been lost #devastating

People have been saying this has been a divine punishment by God for us not following our religious duties #timetopray

We need to liberate our territory back from the #evil crusaders


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