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Luis Alvarez was born in San Francisco California on June 13, 1911. He died from Cancer in his esophagus on September 1, 1988. He was a physicist and Won the Nobel Prize in 1927 for his work in electromagnetic radiation and one of its properties. Although Luiz Walter Alvarez won the Nobel Prize for his discovery in electromagnetic radiation, he has done work in many other subjects.
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Luis influenced the world in many ways. He made many scientific breakthroughs in science. He created a method to help seek out a way to find atomic bombs, he devised a way to detonate a plutonium bomb, discovered that Helium-3 is not actually unstable, and he and his team had a large Hydrogen Bubble Chamber in operation, which he won the Nobel Prize for. He also was a co-discoveror for the phenomenon of the K-electron capture by nuclei. He also designed and built the Berkeley 40-foot proton linear accelerator
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Luis and his son, Walter posing beside a layer of ro...
Luis and his son, Walter posing beside a layer of rock that marked a mass extinction of earth.
Latino
Americans
the United States of America
aand their role in shaping
2013- 1/6 of the population is Hispanic
1846- The US and Mexico go to war
1960- JFK runs for president and his running mate enlists Dr. Hector Garcia, causing such a nrrow vote
1943- Macario Garcia becomes the first mexican nation to be given the U.S Congressional Medal of Honor
1932- the US starts to deport Mexicans.
1902- Cuba declares its independence from the states and the Reclamation Act is passsed
1848- Mexico surrendures.
2013- 1/6 of the population is Hispanic
1987- National Hispanic Leadership Institute adresses the underrepresentation of Latinos
1970- Herman Badillo is elected into the Hpuse of Representatives, making him the first Puerto Rican in congress
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“Timeline of Important Dates: Latino Americans .” PBS.org, www.pbs.org/latino-americans/en/timeline/