Early Life

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Term Paper Title	Early Life
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                                                 Early Life

After attending school at Arau he returned to the Zurich Polytechnic and graduated in the spring of 1900 as a secondary school teacher of mathematics and physics. By that time he had given up German citizenship in favor of Swiss in fear of the draft. He worked a mere two months as a mathematics teacher before becoming an examiner at the Swiss patent office in Bern. Having now financial security he married his university girlfriend Mileva Maric. Who gave birth to his first born in 1904 he named the boy Hans Albert.

         Early in 1905 he published a thesis called "A New Determination of Molecular Dimensions" in a paper called the prestigious physics monthly which won him a Ph.D. from the University and was the beginning of the end for the old view of the universe.
Childhood beginnings

    Albert Einstein was a brilliant man born on march 14 1879 in Ulm Germany, as the first child of his parents Herman and Pauline Einstein. Albert showed signs of greatness early in his life. While other five year old children would play with toy cars Albert played his violin and surpassed other children in subjects such as mathematics by age seven. For quite some time he went to Catholic primary school in Munich Germany despite his parents Jewish beliefs.

   Albert never really did like the Educational system he found it intimidating and boring. Albert showed little scholastic ability being a terrible reader he failed subjects such as history and languages. It was his uncles Jacob Einstein and Caesar Koch that stimulated his fascination with mathematics physics and science and they inspired his decision to devote his life to solving the riddle of the "huge world".

     At the age of fifteen Albert left school in Germany because of bad grades in subjects such as history and languages. He moved to Milan following his family who had moved there in pursuit of his fathers business. Wishing to further his education he applied to teach at Zurich’s Swiss Federal Polytechnic institute. Failing to get the posit...

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