B Day History Final Mr. Urbankowski

Urbankowski.United States History II
B 4-5
Due 2:30 PM
DL-FinalExam-Final2
100 points
Ready to Learn

Daniel Urbankowski
12:01 AM
Have you submitted your Final Exam?

If not, say no and submit it now!
If yes, say yes and enjoy the rest of your week!

I just want to say that it's been an absolute privilege and a pleasure teaching you this year. I know that we didn't finish the school-year as we had originally intended, but you still have every reason to hold your head up high and be proud of all we've accomplished and learned throughout this unprecedented period. In a weird way, the COVID-19 pandemic is probably the ultimate History lesson, and I hope that this class has helped you make sense of this whole situation in some way, shape, or form. I also hope that at the very least, this class (as well as this entire pandemic) galvanizes you to become an active participant in the history of the United States, even if it's just by voting or helping out in your community however you can (always remember: if not you, then who?). Thank you again for an unforgettable year - I love each and every one of you, and if you ever need me, please feel free to reach out to me at durbankowski@gmail.com!

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