Link to the past (and by past I mean my Project timeline)

For those that want a beautiful timeline to look at rather than my aesthetically challenged blog, here is the link for it :


http://www.tiki-toki.com/timeline/entry/225879/The-History-of-Fast-Food/#vars!date=1912-06
17_12:09:53!

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Conclusion

I have just finished my research for the Genius Hour Blog. Thank you to anyone who actually considered reading my blog, even I left about a ten week gap between the first post and the last. In conclusion, the history of how fast food came to be was very interested. Each owner had their own story and their own innovative ideas that allowed them to expand all across the U.S.. Thanks for reading!

Progress Report 4

Hi guys, I have just finished my research on the Automat chain. All the information is up there and I personally have to say that it looks fantastic. I will now research the first fast-food chains that ever existed in North America. My project is coming to an end.

Progress report 2

Hello everyone! As you may remember from the last post, I actually started my blog today. This will most definitely not fly well with my English teacher, and I apologize to her and anyone of you who were waiting eagerly for more information. In the last post I was researching Ancient similarities of fast food. Between ancient fast food and start of modern fast food, the only difference is the technology that we use. I am currently researching the first example of modern fast food: Automat. Read on the page to find out about it!

Progress Report 1

Hello everyone! After about eight weeks of hardcore procrastination, I have about two days to get this project done. I am currently researching the ancestors of modern fast food chains. Hopefully, getting a better knowledge of these ancient similarities will allow me to understand how modern fast food came to be. So far, this search has taken me to Ancient Rome, the Middle Ages of Europe, and a little bit of Eastern Asia. The page will be complete soon.