The 6 pdr iron gun, 12 pdr iron guns and 6 inch brass howitzer. The choice of sizes and materials used were simple and rational. Copper and tin, were both resources necessary to manufacture brass cannon barrels but not in great supply. The Army was quick to realize that cannons used by the United States or the Army would be dependent on European sources. The United States cast its field artillery iron, which although heavier, was cheaper and stronger.
The machine was getting power from the outlet but nothing works. The quickest and most economical solution to my problem would be to call a repair man. Step Six: Two Ideas that are most Imaginative or positive solutions Calling a repair man seems like the logical solution. He will have quick access to the needed parts to fix the refridgerator. Repairing the refridgerator will be much cheaper than simply replacing it.
Undoubtedly, he was a hero because of the deeds he did for the United States of America. Without him, the country wouldn’t be what it is today. At a decently young age, Carnegie developed a special technique for converting iron into a stronger material called steel. With this method, he was able to produce and sell at lower prices, allowing other companies to buy and build with a lower budget (Document 4). This changed the face of the world because it gave people the
He needed to talk to me about the process. He stated that my job knowledge was superb and I had completed the two parts of the process with the highest score. Then I heard that all so familiar word, “but” at this time the Chief cannot promote you to lieutenant. So the first word out of my mouth was why, he explained it was obvious my fellow firefighters loved me or I would not have done so well on the process. In a department as large as this in my short time I had only been exposed to a short percentage of the firefighters.
* Paul Rusesabagina said in a lecture that the film was "less violent" than the actual genocide, claiming that "you couldn't invite someone to watch the real thing." A work is historically accurate when it accurately depicts the time period of the setting, as well as major events in the right sequence. Fictional characters can be used to help describe the historical event, but they can’t be the sole reason for any occurrence. Early European colonists favoured the Tutsis because they had lighter skin, therefore they were given more opportunities in big businesses/government than Hutus. Physical attributes and level of intelligence differentiated the two tribes.
In his article however he doesn’t really use any other sources besides various secondary sources besides himself as a primary source. I think that him being one of the only primary sources does hurt the article’s credibility a little bit because firsthand information is always going to be better than when you get it from a secondary source. Most of his secondary sources are various books and articles such as in the section Casual Sex and Civilization he uses Achieving Our Country (1998) by Richard Rorty to help his point of saying how the 1960s was a real turn in how people viewed love and sex. Lawler really makes great use of his secondary sources to help him provide evidence about whatever section of the article he was focusing in on. Lawler actually never really disagrees with any of his sources and uses them to help make the article more credible and better in general.
Henry Ford once said, “I will build a motorcar for the masses…constructed of the best materials, by the best men to be hired, after the simplest designs that modern engineering can devise…so low in price that no man making a good salary will be unable to own one and enjoy with his family the blessing of hours of pleasure in God’s great open spaces.” Firstly, Henry Ford created new technology that nobody has ever seen before. Secondly, Henry Ford created the model T that was the first car ever to be created. Thirdly, Henry Ford was the first man that created the assembly line. Henry Ford changed the way we look at transportation forever this is why he should have a memorial built in his honour. Henry Ford created new technology that nobody has ever seen before.
It took over a century to build Santa Maria del Fiore, the cathedral of Florence. In 1418, builders realized that constructing the cathedral’s dome was a bit of a challenge, and they asked for proposals. A goldsmith and clockmaker called Filippo Brunelleschi submitted the winning plan and spent almost 30 years vaulting the dome. Here, King tells the tale of the genius Brunelleschi and sheds light on the travails of life in 15th-century Italy, to boot. The cathedral dome contest was not the first time Brunelleschi had competed to public acclaim: when he was 24—just three years after he was designated a master goldsmith—he offered a design for the bronze doors to the baptistery of San Giovanni that was very nearly accepted.
He went to work under another sculptor hired by Lorenzo de Medici. When Michelangelo was 21, he went to Rome, where he was commissioned to carve a group of marble statues showing the Virgin Mary supporting the dead Christ on her knees. His sculpture was called Madonna Della Pieta, and it made Michelangelo famous. A few years later, in 1501, he accepted a commission for a statue of David. He took on the challenge of carving this beautiful work out of a “huge oblong chunk of pure white unflawed Carrara marble – some 18 feet high and weighing several tons – that had been badly block out and then abandoned by an earlier sculptor” (Coughlan 85).
The two main competitors were two master goldsmiths,Lorenzo Ghiberti and Filippo Brunelleschi, who has the support of Cosimo de Medici. Finally, Brunelleschi won and received the commission. The noticeable point is that it was the first 'octagonal' dome in history to be built without a temporary wooden supporting frame. The building of such a masonry dome posed many technical problems. Brunelleschi decided to follow the pantheon strategy but all the information about its construction was forgotten.