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GEORGE WASHINGTON
December 14, 1799 - U.S.A.
December 14, 1799 - U.S.A.
Died 14 Dec 1799 at age 67 (born 22 Feb 1732). quotes button quotes
American surveyor, military leader and president who was an eager student of mathematics in his youth, teaching himself geometry and trigonometry. This led to his early career as a surveyor, proficient at drafting, mapmaking, and designing tables of data. Surveying let him explore regions of Virgina, and earn income to be a landowner by age 19. Mathematics courses in early American education included applications in surveying. For example, it was part of state law in Massachusetts (1827) that any locality with 500 families should have a master capable of instructing "geometry, surveying and algebra.' Thus, long before that law, in a less-known aspect of his life, Washington was equipped with a technical education of service to his community” although he is most famous for fighting in the Revolutionary war and becoming the the first President of the U.S.A.
STATES JOHN MCCAIN CALLS FOR MORE TROOPS TO BE SENT TO IRAQ
December 14, 2006 - United States
December 14, 2006 - United States
John McCain has called for more American troops to be deployed in Iraq to control the growing sectarian violence. Senator McCain was in Baghdad when he said that up to thirty thousand more troops should be sent to stabilize the country. McCain, a 2008 Republican presidential hopeful, said he agreed with a recent U.S. Iraq Study Group report that the situation in Iraq was serious. On December 13th, President Bush said he would not be rushed into deciding how to change his Iraq policy..
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