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He was born on May 3, 1469. He wrote the Prince in 1513. He has been called the Creater of Monder political science and cynical beast. He was a high level statesman in Florence.
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He was a famous writer of plays. His performances were mainly at the Globe Theater in London.
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He discover that there was moons revolvong around Jupiter. He was an Italian natural philosopher, astronomer, and mathemation.
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His birthday is March 31, 1596. In 1636, he published "geometry". He could explain everything in nature. He was the first to describe the physical universe in terms of matter and motion. He died on February 11, 1650.
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He was appointed to the Savilian Chair in Geometry at Oxford University. His witten work was the Arithemetica Infinitorun.
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He was born August 29, 1632. He was an English philosopher whose ideas greatly influenced the American and French revolutions. He wrote his masterpiece Essay Concerning Human Understanding while he was in exile.
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He published a mathematical challenge against a popular device in the early days of calculus.The problem was determining the shape of a curve down in the best possible time.
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For more information on calculus. He was born on December 25, 1642. He was an English physicistand mathematician. He was also the original discoverer of calculus.
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He developed the present day notion for the differential and integral calculus. He also invented an early calculating machine.
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He was baptized on June 5, 1723. In 1767 he wrotethe book "An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the World of Nations. In his last years in Edinburgh was spent as a government offical-the Commerissioner of Customs.
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He was born on January 17, 1706. He was one of the Founding Fathers and drafted the Declaration of Independence in 1776.
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Click Here For More information on Thomas Robert Malthus Impact on Macroeconomics. He contributed by finding out the relationship between food supply and population. He wrote Principles of Political Economy.
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Click here for more information on David Ricardo. At age 37, he wrote his first economics article. He wrote that because of Bank of England issues access banknotes; England had inflation.
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For more information on Augustin-Louis Cauchy click here. He was the first to introduce rigor into mathematical analysis. At the age of 24, he attracted the attention of France's top mathematicians.
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He published the first periodic table, which described the placement of 28 elements. It was arranged into 6 families.
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He used the vacuum tube to discover cathode rays. He observed that electricity running through a glass vacuum tube caused an image to appear and cause the zinc sulfide inside to glow.
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She wrote The Story of My Life. She was born blind, deaf, and mute.
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She led Crusades to save the Florida Evergaldes. She wrote the book The Everglades: River of Grass.
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He discover the x-ray while researching the glow made by cathode rays. He discovered the rays caused the fluorescence to pass through glass, cardboard, and walls.
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He discovered mass of electrons by dropping oil into an electrically charged field. In 1932 he won the Nobel Prize for this discovery.
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He discover the proton in 1918. He named in proton, from the Greek word "protos" meaning "first".
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He was a British economist whose advocacy of government-managed economies helped shape capitalism in the 20th century.He was part of Virginia Woolf's "Bloomsbury Group".
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U.S. Constitution add the 19th Amendment giving the women the right to vote. Since the U.S. did this many other countries have followed in their footsteps.
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On this day the stock market crashed due to too much credit. The New Yok Stock Exchange lost 4 billion dollars.
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He proposed to Congress an idea to solve unemployment. This become known as the Hundred Days.
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He was the famous author of the Narnia Series. As of now, two have been made into a motion picture.
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He led the civil rights movement and as of December 21, 1956 segregation was no longer allowed on buses. He was assassinated shortly after.
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His real is Theodor Seuss Geisel. He wrote several childrens books, two being Green Eggs and Ham and The Cat in the Hat.
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He was the youngest president to be elected and the youngest to die. His killer was Lee Harvey Oswald.
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He was born June 21, 1905.He was a French novelist, playright, and exponent of philosophy acclaiming the freedom of individual human being. In 1964, he was awarded the Nobel Prize, but declined it.
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This day was celebrated by Senator Gaylord Nelsonand Dennis Hayes. Millions of Americans supported by aiding in cleaning up air and water in order to presrve nature.
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He was born July 6, 1946. He was an Australian political and ethical philosopherand a founder of the modwern animal rights movement.
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The Charter stated that "nature shall be respected and its essential processes not impaired". It also states that " man should respect all of the different types of ecosystems".
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It leaked into Ukraine during an experiment. It caused over 2 thousand square miles of land to be affected with enormous amounts of radiation.
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She was the author of the books Harry Potter. They took her seven years to write. Her books have now been made into motion pictures.
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President Bush agreed to raise taxes in order lower the federal deficit. His campaign pledge was "Read My Lips: No New Taxes".
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He was born September 15, 1937. He developed the theory of rational expectations, thus winning him the Nobel Prize.
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On this day in history, the United States of America was attacked by al-Qaeda. They crashed through the Twin Towers, Pentagon, and tried to crash into the White House.
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For more information on Hurricane Katrina click here.. On this day in history Hurricane Katrina made landfall in Louisiana. This storm costed the Gulf Coast states around $125 billion.
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He is a political scientist at the University of California, Irvine. He wrote Government in America people, Politics, and Policy.
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More information can be found by clicking here.. The oil spill went into thsea for 3 months before finally being capped off. On July 15, the spilled was stoppped but it still released 205.8 million gallons of oil into the sea.
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America has $73.8 billion, but Apple has more. On this day, Apple was declared to have $76.2 billion, over $3 billion more than the government.
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He was a famous writer of stories and poetry. He was the son of an English-bprn actress named Elizabeth Arnold Poe.
