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A TRUE LEGACY.

A TRUE LEGACY.. ALBERT EINSTEIN INTRO Albert Einstein was born on March 14, 1879 in Ulm Germany. His holy little geometry book known as “Euclids Elements”

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A TRUE LEGACY.

ALBERT EINSTEIN INTRO

Albert Einstein was born on March 14, 1879 in Ulm Germany. His

holy little geometry book known as “Euclids Elements” which was

given to him at the age of ten by a poor jewish medical student

known as Max Talmud. He is also famous for a essay he wrote

outside of his formal schools. “On the investigation of the State of

the Ether in a Magnetic Field. He is also the man who destroy the

laws of physics by finding a way to destroy an atom, once he broke

those laws he created the new laws of Physics. “Relativity” He is

also the man who created the Formal “E=MC2” which gave birth to

a whole new weapon.

ALBERT'S HISTORY

Albert Started his school career in 1886 in the

city called Munich he also started to study

calculus in 1891. in 1896 he renounce his

German citizenship and in 1899 he applied for

a Swiss citizenship, in 1901 he was granted

Citizenship. In 1900 Albert graduating as a

teacher of Mathematics and Physics.

ALBERT EINSTEIN'S PURPOSE

“Try not to become a man of success rather try

to become a man of value”

Albert never saw items bring happiness nor

does money, yet he also believed to o what ever

makes you happy in life. Rich or poor Albert

could find happiness in people, problems, and

solutions.

ARGUMENT

I disagreed with out the schooling system

treated Albert when he was child and teenager,

He did amazing well in his classroom yet with

simple tasks of like tying his shoes, and just

being social, he was classified as mental handy

cap and kicked out of school.

FORRESTRELATION PAPER

The two things I believed that he impacted so

heavily on the human culture and scar it was by

breaking the laws of physics and creating the

formula “E=MC2” Those two things really

made him into the legend he is today and

change the culture of the world in some way.

IRIE RELATION PAPER

was a man of physics he didn’t just impact the

world with his scientific finds, he was a great

man who took pride in helping others with

there problems. If you were emotionally hurt he

would do whatever he needed to do too see you

smile and be happy.

CONCLUSION

At the begging of this research project I was quite sceptical, and questioned

the difficulty in a fifteen page essay. As I began to learn more about Albert

Einstein and subjects like his involvment in the Manhattan Project I learned he

wasn't some mad genius but a very loving and caring man. Einstien was a man

of value he had once said “Try not to become a man of success rather try to

become a man of value.” he absolutely loved helping others. This experience

has taught me many things not only about Einstein but about myself. It has

opened new doors to me on what I can accomplish when I really apply myself

to something. This research project has taught me valuable lesson about

dealing with adversity, the knowledge that when a job must be done, I take the

initiative to get it done