Tiffi does some googling

Elsa

“Are you going to write a story about him?” ask Tiffi. “How many have you written so far?” 

Elsa tells her that she has 103 stories so if she does this it will be #104. Tiffi can’t wait to get home to do some googling. She tells Elsa that she will call her later.  

No sooner does Tiffi walk inside her house she heads on over to turn on her laptop and makes a quick sandwich. As she tries to think of where to start the search her phone rings and it’s Kimmy calling. She tells her sister that she met this nice old wise man named Rip and he’s going to be teaching history in school. She tells her that she’ll call her back later because she wants to help him gather some history. It doesn’t take her long to find some interesting history facts.

‘Aug. 26, 1920: Women's Suffrage (Washington D.C.) - Though the United States was founded under democratic principles, only a minority of its population – in the beginning only white landowning males over the age of 21 – could actually vote. But after the 19th Amendment of the Constitution was passed, women finally gain a voice and the right to cast their ballots, though the voting rights fight was far from over for many African American women, especially in the South.’ (Source) 

Wow this article is perfect! She finds information on Women’s Suffrage and decides to copy/paste the details to show him. She continues reading.

July 1, 1921: Chinese Communists Rise (Beijing) - In a prequel to the rise of Mao Zedong and Red China, the Chinese Communist Party is founded and three weeks later it convenes its first National Congress that is attended by Mao. It would take another 28 years before the Republic of China becomes the People's Republic of China.

Feb. 28, 1922: British Empire Shrinks (London) - The British Empire was at its peak toward the end of World War I, commanding a global population estimated to be as many as 570 million people, or about a fourth of the world's population at the time. The empire's size began to shrink in 1920, when Britain declared limited independence for Egypt, which leads to full independence two years later. ’ (Source) 

Let’s continue – Elsa does some googling

Start at the beginning - Tiffi & Elsa learn a lot about world history