Albert Einstein was born in Germany in 1879 and lived in several countries during his lifetime. He was a physicist who developed the theories of relativity and proposed that mass and energy are equivalent. His theories revolutionized physics and formed the basis for modern physics, including uses in nuclear weapons. Einstein published over 10 books and had many concepts, schools, and awards named after him.

1. EINSTEIN'S THEORY
MEANS WHAT?
By Aum Dubey
Grade 7
Room 307

2. DATE OF BIRTH AND PLACE
Albert Einstein was born on March 14,1879 in
Germany
 He lived in Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Austin,
Belgium, and United States
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3. Scientist Background
SCIENTIST BACKGROUND
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He was married to Marici and they had one daughter, named
Lieserel.
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Albert Einstein went to a lot of different universities and colleges,
and he studied only physics

4. EINSTEIN'S DISCOVERIES AND INVENTIONS
Albert Einstein is known for his scientific studies,
Theory of relativity, and movements of molecules in
liquids
 He invented the quantum theory of light and the link
between mass and energy
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5. 2 EVENTS FROM HISTORICAL EPOCH
During Albert Einstein's life there were the 2 World
Wars
 Also the NFL history
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6. HIS INFLUENCE ON SOCIETY
His theories are used today
 Also his theories were the basis of nuclear
warheads
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7. INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT ALBERT EINSTEIN
Albert Einstein has published more than 10 books
 He has a lot of things named after him including
schools, technology,scientific,and mathematical
concepts, streets and buildings, arts and
entertainment, and awards
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8. QUOTE BY ALBERT EINSTEIN
“
Try not to become a man of
success, but rather try to become
a man of value”

9. REFLECTION
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There are a lot of schools named after him,
Technology scientific and mathematical concepts,
streets, buildings, and also arts and entertainments.
On April 18, 1955 Albert Einstein died in Princeton,
NJ.

10. CITATIONS
www.teslasociety.com/einstein.html
 www.ask.com/question/what-was-albert-einsteinfamous-for
 En.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albert-Einstien
 www.shmoop.com/history/study-guides//.html
 www.ask.com/question/how-did-albert-einsteinimpact-the-world
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