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they built the white house because it represents the presidents...
the White House in Washington D.C.the White House in Washington D.C.
It took 5 years to build.
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Your lack of grammar and severe lack of a grasp of the English language disturbs me...but to answer your question, yes, Slaves did build the White House.
Go to your craft store and get Popsicle sticks and some craft glue. That should work to give you the shape. Paint it white. Use paper rolls for the columns and paint them.
Popsicle sticks are made out of White Birch.
The reason that Popsicle sticks are made out of wood is that the wood that they are made out of, (white birch), has a resistance to break and usually doesn't splinter into sharp and dangerous pieces.
White glue or carpenters glue works best on popsicle sticks.
Any white glue will hold 2 popsicle sticks together quite well.
Use white glue and clean sticks, and build it any way you want. However (and here's the reason this is a standard exercise for students in engineering/architectural tech. courses, the most stable and strong structure will use triangular support structures, and taper towards the top.
The best way to glue popsicle sticks is to use a good PVA glue. TiteBond 2 or 3 if you have it is best. Elmer's white glue is reasonable and cheaper but also makes a similar joint for craft purposes.
They're made from white birch. They're also called "popsicle sticks," and balsa's not strong enough to make those.
You will need glue, razor blades and a picture to guide you. (Oh, I'm also assuming you are going to be making a Dutch type of windmill....) Can you only use popsicle sticks? If not, add toothpicks and paper clips to your list. Toothpicks are great for adding detail and for using as supports. The paper clip can be opened to help support the blades so that they will spin. You can make the base square or to be fancy a pentagon or octagon! -Begin by drawing the shape of the bottom on the windmill. -Cut and lay the popsicle sticks flat on a piece of wood that will hold your windmill. -I would continue gluing pieces on top of this base with the sticks laying flat on top. It will take a lot but it will allow you to stagger the sticks so that you can make the walls go in and out depending on the placement of your sticks. -When your base is done, place sticks on top to cover it up. -Begin constructing your blades. Make a hole in the middle so that it can spin. -Now build a "block" on top of your base with sticks. -Build a top for your windmill and that will sit on the base. -Insert the blades into the block... -Use the toothpicks as window trim, door trim and for the blades. You can also use it for support and structure if you use the sticks differently. It sounds confusing but I hope you can make sense out of this suggestions. Good luck.
Use a lot of sticks.
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~IT TOOK 1BILLION YEARS TO BUILD THE WHITE HOUSE~