I don't know if $300 million was the amount, but it is correct that Andrew Carnegie donated an immense sum to public libraries, because he loved reading, and wanted to inspire cheap education for young people.
Libraries, mueseums, and zoos,
yes there are more than three mueseums in every city/state or provence
no all though you might be thinking of in like mueseums and stuff so yes it would be in peru
Part of history is ancient Greek, roman, and egyptian civilization and their belief , pottery, ext.(basically all the suff they did because they where an old civilization :) )
yea he was an inventor for more go to google.com
Moore square middle school is in Raleigh nc its right in the middle of downtown Raleigh across from marbles mueseum i know because i go to that school it really nice the princebal is awesome. the kids are alright there really crazy. and there kinda ghetto
fossil fuels are called 'fossil' fuels because they started off as living things, in the same way as the fossils you see in mueseums started off as living things fossil fuels include coal, crude oil, natural gas and peat
There is lots of FUN atttractions in Arkansas,like Magic Springs in Hot Springs which is a nice ammuesment/Waterpark.And there is many Mueseums in Arkansas too like Hampson Mueseum in Wilson Arkansas.
everthing you need like toothbrush,brush,soap,clean cloths,shoes,hairpieces(for girls), towels,a luggage,or bag to put your clothes in,and some hand sanatizer cause it might be dirty,deorderant and if its to hot bring sun block have a great time
The display of art in museums is primarily a product of the Enlightenment age, which spanned the 17th and 18th centuries. This period emphasized reason, individualism, and a burgeoning appreciation for the arts and sciences, leading to the establishment of public museums as institutions for education and cultural enrichment. The concept of showcasing art for public access and appreciation gained momentum during this time, evolving further in the 19th century with the rise of institutions like the Louvre and the British Museum.
The fossils displayed in mueseums are usually plaster to prevent the originals from being damaged. The real ones are kept in a lab, most are at the American Mueseum of Natural History. There, they can be studied.