How The Statue Of Liberty Was Created

The Statue of Liberty was first thought of in 1865 by Professor Edouard de Laboulaye in France as a monument of Americas newly founded freedom. It was mentioned at a dinner party where the Sculptor of the statue Frederic Auguste Bartholdi was to design. This monument is over 100 years old, stands at 305 feet, and has a total weight of 225 tons and as you can imagine the building of this massive statue took many different materials, a lot of site planning, and over two decades to complete it. Many materials were used in building the Statue of Liberty. These materials are concrete for the base of the statue, Copper for the exterior of the statue, wrought-iron for the bars that would hold the copper in place, glass for the windows in the crown, and then steel for the inside skeletal framework. In this statue there is 31 tons of copper, and 125 tons in the framework, because of this much work went into determining what materials were going to be used to build the statue. The reasons they had to put so much work into determining what materials they were going to use is because they came to an agreement with America. America was building the base while the statue itself would be built in France then shipped to America and assembled there. Since they came to this agreement the statue would have to be shipped from France to America and if the statue was too heavy the boat would have obviously sunk. So they thought of many materials they could use such as bronze and stone until they

When joe got back from shopping for new shoes he had left them in the living room floor, that was a big mistake! In Traverse city Joe was getting ready to leave his house he went in the kitchen to get a snack, “but wait” he exclaimed in an agerily tone. Joe looked at his dog disappointed and dropped his cupcake, the dog had chewed up his favorite shoes! Hi mouth dropped and fell to the floor, there was pieces of the shoe all over and it was his brand new shoes.

At the base of the statue of liberty feet their are chains at the base of her feet that has been broken. Threw history chains has enchanined the african american race threw out history. The

Did you know the Statue of Liberty is made of copper? The Statue of Liberty is not originally green, it was a dull brown colour but turned green from many years of oxidation.Copper (Cu), Copper’s atomic number is 29 and has the atomic weight of 63.546.Copper is a mineral and an element essential to our everyday lives. It is a major industrial metal because of its high ductility, malleability, thermal, electrical conductivity and resistance to corrosion. It is an essential nutrient in our daily diet. And, its antimicrobial property is becoming increasingly important to the prevention of infection. It ranks third after iron and aluminum in terms of quantities consumed in the USA.Copper has the melting point of 1,981° F (1,083° C) and a boiling

John and Lorraine are best friends. They both go to Franklin High. One day John was thinking, “we need some money” he told Lorraine. So John came up with an idea to get some money. Lorraine didn't wanna go through with it, but John made her. So they came across an old man named Mr. Pignati. They told Mr.Pignati that they are business people selling supplies for the L&J fund. Mr. Pignati told them to come over the next day to colect the 10 dollars. They went over right after school and sat and talked to the old man for a little. He had asked Lorraine and John to go to the zoo with him the next day, and they thought that would be the perfect way to pay him back. They went to the zoo and the Pigman started to buy them everything. Then they meet

Father and I arrived in New York two months ago. The city seemed so beautiful compared to the dull sea we had just traveled. The passage here took 20 days and was very tedious. We were in the steerage where it was extremely crowded, and had horrible conditions. We got barely any food, it was worse than Dublin. Just after we left from Liverpool, I knew it was going to be a horrible journey. That passage made all the excitement of America go away, only to be renewed when we saw land. The “Statue of Liberty” was the first thing we saw and everyone came on deck and started celebrating, because we knew we were one step closer to freedom.

How would you feel if you drove twenty four hours or more to see a statue or a monument that you always wanted to see and someone turns you around? My brothers and I drove to New York to see The Statue of Liberty and the workers there told us that you have to make reservations to see the statue up close and personal. Certain statues are so old, so fragile, and so powerful with the message they tell that preserving the statue is the only way it will continue to stand. The Lafayette’s Alfred Mouton statue is a statue with many different meanings and it should stay up and tell the message it was built to tell.

One day a girl named Jourdan had her first day of school.She finally got back together with her four best friends (they are like sisters).Their names are Kennedy,Caroline,Lauren,Caitlin.They said they are going to have a sleepover this weekend.They noticed it was only tuesday.So...3 days later the girls went to Kennedy’s lake house.2 hours later..they finally made it.

I spotted Mr. Hardy cleaning I walked up to him and asked “How many times have you been accused for cheating money.” He said, “ I have no idea what you are talking about.” I was now very interested so I walked out of the shop and into a farm field and asked a farmer named Mr. Noble that was trying to shoot rabbits,” Do you know about Mr. Hardly and if he has ever cheated you and your money.” He said, “ Yes, I know that Mr. Hardly will try to sneak a few cents into his pocket when he thinks you aren't looking. He claims he has bad math when you catch him but I

The Statue Of Liberty has loads of things to do, for people of all ages! It all starts with the fascinating history, and information! If you go and see it, you can see all the alluring views of New York and New Jersey. To get to the actual monument you get to take a luxurious ride on a ferry to the island. There are plenty of excuses for going there and it is pretty cheap. So, when you get the chance, you should go there, or at least look at some pictures!

Immediately I knew that this was going to be a bad character. He failed to steal the purse ,and because of it he got beat up. He got kicked “right in his blue jeaned sitter.” The women took Roger and started dragging him somewhere. Roger though he was gonna go to jail. He pleaded the women not to take him to jail. She ignored him and continued walking. Roger started to get really nervous. After a little while he wound up in an apartment building. The women kept walking down hallways. Roger could here people beyond the doors. Then the women walked through a door and she told him that she lived here. Roger blew a sigh of relief. The women sat him down at a table. The women asked him why he tried to steal the purse. Roger thought he had to lie to get out of this. The women was too smart for that. Roger told the women that he just wanted some blue suede shoes. They talked for awhile. Then the women got up and got something out of her kitchen. When she left Roger had an easy escape and could grab the pocketbook he tried to steal earlier. Instead he sat back down and waited for the women. When she came back she had a cake. They shared the cake together. After that, Roger had to leave. The women gave him 20 dollars so he could buy his blue suede shoes. After that Roger went down the steps. He turned around and said “Thank you ma’am.” The women made him become a nicer person and learn some

The Statue of liberty stands on an island in the New York City harbor. The people of France gave the statue to the United States. The French wanted to give a gift because of the freindship between the countries. France and the United States had became friends during the American Revolution. The Statue of Liberty took a long time to build. The French enginers had to find a way to make such a large statue. He used coper. Copper is not to heavy. On the outside, the statue is copper. Inside of the statue is a steal frame. Steel is heavy. The steel holds the copper up. The French brought their gift across the ocean in a large boat. There were 350 statue peices. These pieces were packed in 214 crates. Engineers and builders put the statue back together

Another demonstration of corruption is between Evey and the bishop. V plans for Evey to disguise herself as a young religious girl and to get in contact with the bishop. While the bishop attends to Evey, he suggests to do a religious activity and directs her to a bedroom. Wary of the bishop’s actions, Evey distracts him until he interrupts, “Now take off your clothes please...Oh nevermind, allow me to” (Moore 53). The bishop is associated with religious authority, meaning that he has power in the church. The irony is that he is supposed to be practicing ethics, considering the religious aspects that he involves himself in. However, the bishop nearly sexually harassed Evey, which is against the common knowledge of religious authority. The victims

In the beginning ​of the poem it says, "Not like the brazen giant of Greek fame." This means that the Statue of Liberty isn't like the Statue of Colossus because the Statue of Colossus refers to a military victory and the Statue of Liberty refers to freedom. Then from lines 3-6 the poem means that New York Harbor is where the Statue of Liberty is in, and that she is a tall and mighty woman holding a torch. On lines 6-14 the poem means that the statue welcomes exiles, the homeless, and the people who wants to be free from England's rule to

One day there was a man name Charles he was very old and nice. Charles didn't have that much money and he didn't have a car. So one day he was walking home from his he where he worked at a cookie factory. He was the poorest man there and he didn't have that many friends. He had 4 friends in all and he enjoyed every time they spent together. So one day he was on his way out of the door at his job and this stranger he never seen before stopped him and gave him a monkey paw. He asked the man what it was for the man said it was a paw that could grant you 3 wishes. Charles was very excited,soon as he went home he granted one wish for a bigger house he didn't get a bigger house so he went to sleep. Then when he woke up and got dress for work he