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John T. Raulston was the judge in the Scopes trial.
The Monkey Trial.
The scottsboro trial was a trial about 9 negro youths being falsely accused of raping two white women on the Southern Railroad. there is a movie about it called "Heavens Fall".
Shahn adapted and combined newspaper photographs of the trial to create a powerful, abstract composition.
Back in the days of witch hunting it was considered a good test to throw the suspects into water. If they floated it was considered "proof" that they were witches.
oil.
No- a brick sinks.
Aqua-Car
He might have floated out to sea
No
They lowered 18 and 2 floated off the deck.
There are two syllables in the word 'floated'.
A quarter is solid metal. It is heavier than water of the same volume. A the metal in a ship only covers the outside. The inside is air. Let's do an experiment: We will take a soft drink. We will drink the contents of the can. We will look at the can. It is empty. The walls of the can are solid metal. The inside is air. We place the can in a bowl of water. Does it sink or float? Guess what? It floats! Bravo! Viva! Viola! Now we take that same can and fill it with water. We are seeing if the can floated because the metal surrounded air or if it floated because the metal itself floated. Guess what, the can sank glug, glug. The can floated because it consisted of metal and air. It did not float because steel floated.
Just say that you made a lave lamp and the oil floated while the water sunk.
During the Salem witch trials, they didn't dunk the witches. That was a European thing. The Europeans believed that if you tied a supposed witch up and attached stones before putting them in the water. If they floated, the devil was holding them up and therefore they were a witch. If they sank, they were innocent and probably dead.
Density. Soda is denser than fresh water and can support an egg.