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It leans to the south. It would depend on where you're looking to determine left or right.

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you lower the ground on the side that is high

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Pisa is located in Tuscany, Central Italy, on the right bank of the mouth of the River Arno on the Ligurian Sea.

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The Eiffel Tower in Paris.

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The Leaning Tower of Pisa's foundation was built on unstable soil so when they had finished the third floor it started to lean to the south. I think that the builders were humiliated at first.

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In Italy in the town of PISA

The Italian name is Torre pendente di Pisa

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The Leaning Tower of Pisa wasn't invented it was built as a bell tower for the church it stands next to in Pisa. It was built in 1173. The church is the work of Giovanni and Nicola Pisano, but nothing lists the Tower's maker. I would assume it is the men listed above.

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it is a cylinder... that is tilted... hope that helped

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the leaning tower of Pisa costs 18,523,123 because it took almost 3 centures to build and it kept sinking and they had to fix it over the years.
the leaning tower of Pisa costs €18,523,123 because it took almost 3 centuries to build and it kept sinking and they had to fix it over the years
It costed 1,052,145,529 dollars
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it cost around 1500000000 $ and took ages to build
because of poo
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south

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The Dolomite Mountains =)

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Because it is leaning.

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Positive effects- it created jobs, it created wealth, and it produced better living Negative effects- living conditions were bad, workers got seriously injured/killed, cities became crowded, and some countries tried imperialism

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Over the years since the tower began to lean, its foundation have had several schemes designed to stabilise the foundation and prevent the lean going further. The lean is a tourist attraction. Hopefully, the lean will not increase further, forcing the tower to collapse.

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The Leaning Tower of Pisa is situated behind the roman catholic cathedral in Pisa Tuscany Italy. It is the freestanding bell tower of the cathedral. The Italians call it Torre Pendente di Pisa. It is the third oldest structure in pisa's cathedral square after the cathedral itself and it's babtistry. It was built in a period of 177 years.
· All of the seven bells in the leaning tower of Pisa have a different name. · There are eight stories in the leaning tower of Pisa. ·

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The british would have to cross Boston Harber and fight up hill. The colonist already had hiding spots because it was high, they could see the whole city, and they could shoot down.

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in the middle of construction the tower started to lean

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We don't know because in middle ages the architect was not considered so important as it will be in renaissance. We only know architect who signed their works, like we know for the Cathedral and the Baptistery in the same square.

We don't know for the Cemetery and for the Bell-tower. But, if for the cemetery we have some hints in the old documentation, there is nothing about the tower.

Giorgio Vasari, an architect and writer of XVI century, said that the tower has been built by Bonanno Pisano. For centuries people agreed with him without proofs.

In XIX century a stone with Bonanno's name has been found near the tower and they thought it was the proof they needed, so they put it inside the bell-tower.

Nowadays scholars studied about it. We know that Bonanno was in Pisa in 1181 creating a bronze door for the Cathedral, about the same time of the construction of the tower (1173). About the stone with his name, the ground all around the cathedral was filled with graves until 1277, when began the construction of the cemetery building.

After all those years we still don't know.

Piero Pierotti, a modern scholar, think that a possible candidate can be Diotisalvi, author of the Baptistery (1152) and possibly other buildings in Pisa that have a lot of things, architecturally speaking, in common.

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280 km