Albert Einstein

From life to laboratory: an informational document about the world’s greatest scientist;

By Gabe

Hello! I am researching Albert Einstein, the world’s greatest scientist. Today we will be talking about his discoveries, fame, and life.

It all started on March 14th, 1879; the day Albert Einstein was born. Einstein was born in Ulm, a town in Germany. He died at age 76. Einstein’s last words were spoken in German to a nurse who did not understand the language and thus are shrouded in mystery.1

Aside from that, I would like to point out that Einstein was in the “e” section in world book.2 He was also on Wikipedia.1 He was so famous that his brain was preserved by doctors.3

“Anyone who has never made a mistake has never tried anything new” -Albert Einstein3

Einstein’s inventions and creations are Avogadro's Number, Brownian movement, Quantum theory of light, General theory of relativity, Special theory of relativity, The Photoelectric effect, Wave-Particle duality, the relationship between mass and energy Bose-Einstein condensate, and many, many, many more.4

I am a major fan of what Albert Einstein did. I hope you are too, because if you want to research more about him, here are the sources I used:

Wikipedia1

World Book: “e”2

“Wait! What? Albert Einstein was a dope?” by Dan Gutman3

Byjus.com/physics/albert-einstein4

Jeff Kinney

 

JEFF Kinney               

A document by Gabe Miller©

(A document by Gabe ]

Learn about Jeff Kinney! “Adventure” through the amazingness of this document. Have fun learning!

Jeff Kinney is a New York Times bestselling author! He was chosen six times for the Favorite Book award! And he made an ENORMOUS impact on the WORLD.

Jeff spent his childhood in Washington DC and moved to New England where he and his wife own a bookstore called "An Unlikely Story.” The books are in a series of eighteen! And even better, over 250 MILLION books have been sold.

 Jeff teaches the BEST lessons. The books he writes are EXCELLENT quality. And the grand finale, Jeff is a great person in general.

So, in conclusion, I think you will love researching more. If you want to know more, here are my sources.

Diary of a wimpy kid and google search.

Goodbye!

Oh, I almost forgot, Diary of a wimpy kid is available in the Broadwater School library!

Goodbye for real this time!

Caesar

Gius Julius Caesar Ruler of the Mediterranean

By: Gabriele

Alow me to tell you about the Extraordinary Gius Julius Caesar. Caesar was an extraordinary man. He was born into a wealthy Patrician family and at the age of seventeen he was high in the politics of Rome. He went on over twenty campaigns in his life. When he was assassinated, he ruled over 2.3 million square miles and had territory in Asia, Africa, and Europe!

Caesar was born on July 12, 100 BC and was 55 years old when he was assassinated. Caesars father was named Gius Julius Caesar and his mother was named Aurelia. When he was 17, Caesar married the lovely Cornelia. They had two daughters named Caesarion and Julia Caesaris. They also adopted a boy; the boy's name was Agustus. Agustus later became the emperor of all the Roman territory. Fun Fact: did you know that Caesars real name was Gius Julius Caesar II and

Caesar enlisted in the roman army and rose up the ranks and led a campaign into the Balkans. Then Caesar then wanted to invade Gaul, (France and part of Germany). He amassed an army and invaded Gaul, during this period he won over twenty-five battles and was only defeated twice! Ceasar invaded England/Britannia twice and concerned southern Britannia/England. Caesars' famous words were Veni,Vidi,Vici. which translates in English, I came, I saw, I concerned.

Caesars' victories in Gaul were starting to make another console in Rome jealous, Pompey. Pompey told the conservatives to disband Caesars army, then they ordered Caesar to disband his army. Caesar replied by marching 5,000 soldiers across the Rubicon, a river that separated Caesars providences from Italy. He defeated Pompey's army at the battle of Pharsalus, a victory for Caesar. Pompey fled to the Balkans, Caesar followed and defeated Pompey once again. Pompey fled to Egypt and was killed by the Egyptians, then the Egyptians then showed Pompey's head to Caesar. He then attacked the Egyptians and gave the throne of Egypt to Cleopatra, the king of Egypt's sister. He then returned to Rome in triumph.

Caesar was killed by Brutus Gius Cassius, Marcus Junus and several other roman aristocrats on March,15 44 BC the “Ides of March”. According to Shakespeare Caesars last words were “Et Ut, Brute?”. Caesar was buried at the temple of Divius Julius, Rome.

In conclusion, Caesar was a clever politician, a brilliant general, a smart tactician and ruler of all the Mediterranean! I learned a lot about Caesars' life and other people affected by his life. Sources:


Wikipedia
World Book
Shakespeare's Ceasar, Graphic Novel
Shakespear's Julius Caesar: Book

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The Marquis de Lafayette

By:Gabe V

The Marque de Lafayette was born in Chavanic in Haute Lorie, FRANCE on September 6.1757. His given name was Marie Josieph  Paul Yues Roch Gilbert du Motier. His Father died at the battle of Miden in the seven years' war or more commonly known as the French and Indian war. He was two. Lafayette Married Marie Adrienne Francoise de Noailles, he was 16 and she was 14. Lafayette landed in America in 1777. He was wounded in the battle of Brandywine. At Gloucester he defeated a small party of Hessians. In the battle of Ronde Island he served with distinction. the battle of Monmouth Courthouse he was surrounded, and ‘mad’ Anthony wane saved him. In 1781 troops under his command in Virginia blocked Cornwallis until other French and American forces could position themselves for the decisive siege of Yorktown. He arrived in France in 1779.Wen Lafayette returned to France he was pot in house arrest for 9 days. While he was trying to escape from the Rebe=lion in France he was captured in Arustraya and sent to the prison Omuls, he was known as the prisoner of Omuls. Napolean secured his reales in 1797. He died from pneumonia in 1834.In conclusion the Marque de Lafayette had a very busy life.