Theodore Roosevelt

    In 1913 Theodore Roosevelt ran for his third presidency term as a third party candidate. During the campaign he gave a speech that would be the last of his political career and he started off with this, “Friends, perhaps once in a generation, perhaps not so often, there comes a chance for the people of a country to play their part wisely and fearlessly in some great battle of the age-long warfare for human rights.”  On November 5, 1913 Roosevelt lost the election. Shortly after, he had gotten an invitation to go to Buenos Aires, Argentina to further explore the River of Doubt.  Theodore thought that this would be a perfect chance to see his son and he thought that it would prove his strength. In December 1913 Theodore Roosevelt, his son Kermit, Cherrie, Candido Rondon (Britain’s most famous explorer), and four Brazilians left for Argentina.

The expedition was nothing like they thought it was going to be, it was so much worse. They had to abandon their canoes, they lost many pack mules and oxen from starvation and exhaustion which forced them to leave crates filled with supplies. Everyone ended up suffering from the stinging and biting of insects, vicious fevers, and malaria. Colonel Rondon ended up getting attacked by tribesmen known as Cinta Larga while he was hunting one day and killed his dog. They lost a man to the deadly rapids of the river. Roosevelt spent that whole journey in constant fear that he would lose his life and his son’s life. In April 1914 they were rescued, everyone but three men survived the cruel expedition. They had nearly mapped out 1,000 miles of the River of Doubt which was later named Rio Roosevelt along with a branch of the river which was named Rio Kermit. Later that year Theodore wrote a book called “Through the Brazilian Wilderness” which explains his journey.

The whole crew before the expedition

The surviving members of the expedition

Vocabulary Terms

Terms on notes
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Creative Commons
Intellectual property
Copyright
Public domain
Attribution
Derivative
Phishing
Identity theft
Cloud
File sharing


Terms not on notes
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Freeware-It means that the author of the program or song has consented to give it away for free
Shareware-Software that is available free of charge; may be distributed for evaluation with a fee requested for additional features or a manual etc.
Open source-it is written in or related to a type of computer programming code that is available to the public.
Commercial use- You can use it only for personal things
Share-alike-to give everyone an equal portion
Firewall- a software that protects outside world to contact with you
Piracy-the unauthorized reproduction or use of copyrighted material, a patented invention, a trademarked product, etc.
Malware- A software designed to infiltrate or damage a computer system without the owner's informed consent.
Data back-ups-Backup means copying files to a second medium
Cookies-They are the files which store some of the information when you visit each website.They may be harmful or useful.


2.)The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is an agency of the United States government which focuses on promoting a competitive market and protecting consumers from false advertising and unfair business practices. The FTC establishes trade rules which the relevant industries must abide by, and can bring suit in Federal court against offenders who violate trade rules or Federal law. The primary focus of the FTC is regulating interstate commerce.

COPYRIGHT

WHEN DO YOU HAVE COPYRIGHTS
You have copyrights when you register for copyrights other than that people can steal your music.

HOW LONG YOU HAVE COPYRIGHTS
For works created after January 1, 1978, copyright protection is extended during the author’s life plus an additional 70 years after the author’s death.Works registered before 1/1/1978 -95 years from the date copyright was secured. Works registered before 1/1/1923 - Copyright protection for 75 years has expired and these works are in the public domain.

COPYRIGHT TO MUSIC AND LYRICS
Having copyright to music or lyrics means that Copyright gives legal protection to certain kinds of creative work. National law in most countries protects copyright. Other people don’t have rights to the song unless they are granted or acquire them.

PUBLIC DOMAIN
Works published in the United States with a copyright date of 1922 or earlier are in the public domain in the United States.
Copyright protection outside the USA is determined by the laws of the country where you wish to use a work. Copyright protection may be 95 years from publication date, 50 to 70 years after the death of the last surviving author, or other criteria depending on where the work was first published and how the work is to be used.

RULES FOR COPYRIGHT
you can't reproduce the music or lyrics
you can't distribute the music or lyrics either for free or for money
you can't perform the music or lyrics in public
you can't play a recording of the music or lyrics in public-even if you own the CD

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Identity Theft

What mistakes did this woman make to have her identity stolen?

She avoided using credit cards whenever possible. So she ended up using her debit card for purchases big and small. That way, she has reasoned, she is spending money she actually has. When she wanted to indulge in a new purse or treat a friend to dinner or buy a latte, she would whip out the debit card.
Why do you feel ID Theft is such a common problem these days?
I feel identity theft is such a common problem because so many people give out there information for god knows what and not knowing what kind of person is taking their information. So you could be talking to someone on the phone about a house and you give your information for a loan, how do you know that the person you are talking to is the right person
What type of documents or personal belongings would someone have to obtain to steal a person’s identity? They would have to get the person’s credit card number, social security number, where they live, there full name, height, age, physical appearance (hair and eye color), phone number. 
What are some ideas that you would suggest to someone to protect their identity from being stolen?
Some ideas I would give would be, don’t give out your information over the phone, don’t buy things online, and be careful what you talk about when you’re around other people.
Who do you think is to blame, the person stealing the identity, or the person who is not protecting themselves from identity theft? The person I would blame would definitely be the person who is not protecting themselves.