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Identify the problem It prevented a full scale war with the rest of the world. It prevented a full scale war with the rest of the world. Albert Einstein, F.D.R., Leó Szilárd, and Enrico Fermi. Albert Einstein, F.D.R., Leó Szilárd, and Enrico Fermi. Fermi: The nuclear reactor/Manhattan project. F. D.R: Ok’d The whole operation. Albert Einstein: Brainstormed the idea/ identified the problem. Fermi: The nuclear reactor/Manhattan project. F. D.R: Ok’d The whole operation. Albert Einstein: Brainstormed the idea/ identified the problem. Leo Szilard: Neutronic reactor Leo Szilard: Neutronic reactor Albert einstein wrote 3 letters to F.D.R. identifying the problem of full scale war. Albert einstein wrote 3 letters to F.D.R. identifying the problem of full scale war. Yes,very much so it prevented a war of the whole world. Yes and no.

Brainstorm –Albert Einstein, Leo Slizard, and Enrico Fermi –They directed the testing/brainstorming callled “The Manhattan Project” –They slowly recruited other scientist to study nuclear technologies –Yes. With testing.

Design Leo Slizard. Enrico Fermi. And Albert Einstein Leo Slizard. Enrico Fermi. And Albert Einstein –They designed and engineered the atomic bomb. –Yes there were many complications with the project because there were only small amounts of plutonium. –Yes. Testing/ Brainstorming

Build Enrico Fermi. Albert Einstein, Leo Slizard, and Enrico Fermi Fermi: The nuclear reactor/Manhattan project. F. D.R: Ok’d The whole operation. Albert Einstein: Brainstormed the idea/ identified the problem. Leo Szilard: Neutronic reactor Leo Szilard: Neutronic reactor –By trial and error. –Brainstorming/Design/Test.

Test and Evaluate Enrico Fermi. Albert Einstein, Leo Slizard, and Enrico Fermi The Manhattan project Yes there was failure in was a also a step in which there was trial and error Yes.Building, Yes.Building,

Market and Sell –Albert Einstein –1943ish Identified the problem and brainstormed the solution –By Trying and failing and collaborating with other people –Brainstorming

Bibliography Page…Use DIIGO for this –Who was involved –When where they involved –What was their contribution My diigo page My diigo page