Tuesday, November 22, 2011

Why does Abraham Lincoln sit instead of stand in his own memorial?

My teacher wanted me to research whether there was a specific reason as to why Lincoln sits in the Lincoln Memorial, but Jefferson stands in the Jefferson memorial. I have had no such luck, so any help would be appreciated!|||The main influence on the style of the Lincoln Memorial was the Temple of Zeus at Olympia, Greece. The focus of the memorial is Daniel Chester Frence's sculpture of Lincoln, seated on a throne. French studied many of Mathew Brady's photographs of Lincoln and depicted the President as worn and pensive, gazing eastwards down the Reflecting Pool toward the capital's starkest emblem of the Union, the Washington Monument. Beneath his hands, the Roman fasces, symbols of the authority of the Republic, are sculpted in relief on the seat. The statue stands 19 feet 9 inches (6 m) tall and 19 feet (6 m) wide, and was carved from 28 blocks of white Georgia marble.|||I seem to recall that the artist wanted to depict Lincoln in a pose that showed him as both thoughtful and weary.|||Be a long time to stand don't ya think? He was thinking and he did his best thinking sitting down.|||Lincoln was very tired after the Civil War.|||maybe bc he was sitting when he got shot by booth.

Where can i find a 2000 lincoln ls chrome molding for the front bumper?

I've searched yahoo and google for the chrome molding for my lincoln ls but i have yet to find one. Can someone help me out?|||You can get this from the Parts Department of your local Lincoln Dealer. If you don't want to buy it from the Lincoln dealer, then this aftermarket source is another option. Scroll down to bumper molding.

What is a good restaurant near Lincoln Center?

Going to see Candide at Lincoln Center Friday night, and we are looking to have dinner beforehand in the area. I am more accustomed to spending my time in the city in other areas of NYC, so I am not really certain what this area of New York has to offer as far as food is concerned.





What restaurants would you recommend in this area? Preferable to keep the entree price below $30 per plate. Open to most varieties of cuisine.|||YES YES YES, GO to Epices DuTraitur @ 103 W. 70th St. NY


212-579-5904 Their food is out of this world. Mediterranean with a Tunisian specialty.|||Mc Donalds|||rosa mexicana, amazing mexican food|||O'Neals (i'd say meals are between 11 and 30 bucks... ps ts wear sex and the city was filmed)


49 W 64th St


(between Broadway %26amp; W Central Park)


New York, NY 10023


(212) 787-4663


www.onealsny.com

What transmissions fit in the 1996 Lincoln town car?

I want to put a semiautomatic transmission in my Lincoln, or just a manual. What transmissions will fit in it? Thanks.|||You could get a 5-speed from a Mustang with the same engine. The only problem is, no Town car ever came with a stick, so you will have to cobble up a clutch pedal for it.|||1, its's the aode transmission

How do I get from the Lincoln Tunnel to the parking garage of the Port Authority Bus Terminal?

I know that it's a VERY quick turn as you come out of the Lincoln Tunnel but would appreciate specific directions.|||it really is an IMMEDIATE right as soon as you get out of the tunnel, and that right essentially puts you on the "up" ramp into the garage of the port authority terminal.|||Go to 8th ave and 42nd st

What are some issues that Abe Lincoln faced during his presidentcy?

how did Lincoln deal with these issues and how did these issues make him feel?|||Probably one of the biggest and most well known issue is slavery. Although, Lincoln wasn't necessarily against or for slavery, he wanted to "perserve the union" as he put it in a letter to Horace Greeley. He dealt with this with the emancipation proclamation, which freed slaves in any area not under the union's control (confederate state's). So slavery was essentially done away with for most states, since most union states were against slavery, and the confederate states had slavery absolished. The thirteenth amendment would later fully abolish slavery for the entire US and make it illegal.





As bad advice as this may sound, you may want to check out the wikipedia page on Lincoln. It has a ton of information about Lincoln on it that you can use to get ideas and do further reasearch on (away from wikipedia, as it isn't really considered an acceptable source). Good luck!|||the biggest issue he had to deal with was his death, I'm sure it did not make him feel good|||civil war, slavery, and i don't know how they made him feel... he's dead! look in a history book

What are the effects of Abraham Lincoln on the civil war?

We're studying on the U.S history and I need to know the basics on Abraham Lincoln's effects on the civil war.|||The article below is a good starting point for you - read it and follow the links and you will fond all that you need to know.|||well, if youre studying it- then I suggest paying attention in class and read your books. Study the internet sites that speak of this topic.





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