You are to create a journal entry as if you are a sailor headed for the New World in the year 1500. The specifics are described in the lesson, so revisit the lesson if you need to. Your entry must be at least 200 words.
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Rubric:
Student created an entry that includes all parts of the prompt in a clear manner.
Student provided thoughtful responses with opinions included.
Student used correct grammar, spelling and punctuation.

I am writing from the ship that has brought me to the new world. I am seventeen years old and soon I will find work to raise money for a room at an inn (if they have one) but until then, with no change in my pocket and no place to sleep I find my cubby hole of a room to be of greatest comfort.

It is the year 1680 and I have presently finished the long journey from my home of England to Jamestown, Virginia. It was a fairly good trip, despite the many months it took, hardly comfortable and never easy, but bearable nonetheless. See I bartered my passage onto the ship with the first mate himself. I offered him my culinary services in exchange for any sort of stay on the ship. See, I was raised by my mother and she insisted on me knowing how to take care of myself, including doing my own cooking, so I have become quite a chef. And as this is a ship full of men, the first mate reluctantly took me aboard, casting me to an empty, abandoned room below deck. The three men I share this room with have become my closest company over the past months, though I couldn't call them my friends. We have decided that our sleeping quarters must have once been a bathroom for there is no other explanation for the smell.

As for Virginia! What an incredible place. Perhaps it is because of my surroundings in England, or maybe because it is springtime, but I don't believe I have ever seen a more beautiful place. It is so uninhabited and primitive. And to think there could be gold lurking under every rock! That is the real reason I came to Virginia, gold and riches, although it was not by choice that I came.

Explanation:

This is an example figured this would help just a little bit considering i'm terrible at English....

scouteo scouteo · Answer 2 · 2021-12-24T02:09:50+01:00

These ideas would help you to create a journal entry as if you were a sailor headed for the New World in the year 1500.

The crew members are still very excited to get to the new land. Rumor says that the new land is a "paradise." Impressive vegetation like never before seen in Europe.

However, before we enjoy that "paradise," we have to sail many days to get to the Americas.

Captain says to be ready to expect the unexpected during the trip. The ocean is a dangerous place; impressive and difficult to sail.

I see my fellow sailors and they seem, tough guys, ready to endure any complexities and pain in order to take the ship to the promised land. I have to show composure and behave that way, although I am nervous.

We carry the basics to survive the trip. Just enough food that consists of grains. Fishing would be most needed at the end of the trip.

Sailors tell a lot of stories from past travels. These stories refer to strange saea creatures, large ones that attack the ships. Some sailors describe them as "horrible monsters of the sea."

There is also anxiety to know the inhabitants of this new land. The native Indians who have brown skin and strange traditions.

We conclude that although you did not attach the lesson of any further references, these ideas are good ones that would help to write a correct journal entry.

It would be positive if you prioritize your ideas and write them according to their importance.

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