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    On April 10,1922 was when the teapot dome scandal began. The teapot dome scandal was a scandal dealing with the oil companies and the white house. It was also where the oil companies found a lot of oil(history.com). They used the oil as vast fuel. The scandal was important because the oil companies bought the white house. The corruption was so bad that the oil companies bought the white house. The scandal was hard for fitzgerald because he was living through corruption. During the war the…

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    Under the Dome by Stephen King also has its own summer TV show on CBS The book revolves around the small New England town of Chester's Mill, Maine. Life in the town comes to a complete halt as the fight for survival begins. The book is 1,072 pages long, but it's worth it. I am still currently reading the book; I love the book very much. I love the story plot, and the characters I find are well developed and interesting to read about their life 'under the dome'. The book is Th1rteen R3asons Why…

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    the Scientific Method- Beginning in the 9th century, it influenced the world the world then and the one we know today by beginning to rely on fact, setting the stage for the hypothesis, and making the world we live in today possible. Building of the Dome of the Rock- Beginning in 614 A.D. and ending in 691…

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    legacy, the Atomic Bomb Dome are exist to the other side. Among that watched the line of sight of the dove, we went the ceremony with great condolences to survivors. Yesterday, today, and walking down the city of Hiroshima, did not I feel that hear the voice of survivors who are sleeping on their own feet. I visited Hiroshima, it is now the second time. Read the "Barefoot Gen", I came here. nevertheless only skeleton of rebar, it saw a more painfully ruins, that the Atomic Bomb Dome. Fear that…

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    Despite the 1920s being known as one of the greatest eras of all time due to its luxurious lifestyles and inordinate parties that seemed to start when the sun disappeared and didn't end until the sun once more appeared again, nevertheless, the 1920s was also a time where corruption in government, gang violence and crimes against U.S. law an insurmountable rise that had its disastrous consequences. At the time, President Warren G. Harding was a president that was adored by many, but shortly after…

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    Brunelleschi's design of the dome for Florence's Cathedral I conducted my research on Brunelleschi and his design of the world renown Dome atop the Florence Cathedral. The main motivation for the discovery, aside from the lack of a roof, was a combination of popularity and fame along with a generous monetary prize that would be given to the person with the best design plans for the Dome.Many architects came from all over the world to attempt to win the prize and the fame. Many failed in…

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    the review done by Berry, Jedediah.”Under the Dome.” Los Angeles Times [Los Angeles, Calif] 09 Nov 2009: D.1. and Parker, James. ”Stephen Kings’s Glass Menagerie.” The New York Times. 05 Nov 2009: BR1., although both were written in November 2009. I was surprised at the differences and oddly reminded that everyone thinks different, yet alike. Jedediah Berry review does a fantastic job at drawing me into the possibility that something like “Under the Dome” could occur. His descriptions of the…

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    A better documented scandal is the Teapot Dome scandal. In this scandal, hundreds of thousands of unsecured loans were given. During the presidency of Warren Hardin in 1920, congress gave the secretary of the Navy the power of leasing government owned oil reserves to private companies. In 1921, this power was taken from the Secretary of the Navy and given to the Department of the Interior. This department was led by a close friend of Harding. The head of the Department of the Interior was Albert…

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    Brunelleschi's design of the dome for Florence's cathedral A church without a roof, seems to be ample motivation to have one installed. However, the church that had begun in 1296 still had no roof over the grandest part in 1418. The problem? How to build a dome 180’ in the air, 150’ across, on top of an octagonal building. Would the weight of the structure fall in upon itself? How would heavy materials be lifted so high? Decades had passed with this problem unresolved. The city fathers of…

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    the knowledge of producing healthy grown food. To rid this problem from all of the U.S. would be a daunting task, nevertheless could be made possible if started locally. One way to help bring about change would be to establish a Vertical Garden-Bio Dome Club at Northwest Florida State College. The formation of a VG-BD Club could begin to boast access to healthy foods, aid in improvement to the local area’s dependence on outside assistance for key resources, and help maintain life sustainment…

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