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-Root and Burnham had a lot of work come their way. (23)
- They exanded their business. (24)
- Burnham and Root was commisioned to build the tallest building in chicago., The Montauk. (24)

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Olmsted is an American landscape architect.

"Olmsted hoped his 2nd report would settle the final decision" (Larson 56).

"Olmsted was asked to fill out 2 reports with the exposition directors but gave them a better report then what they wanted" (Larson 54).

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Burnham and Jay Root who are both in their 40s are named the leading Chicago architects. They built the first so called "skyscraper." It felt as though every building they had built became the tallest in the world. (14)

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An office put up an add in chicago tribune to warn young female stenographers about vulgarity

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-Chicago was experiencing explosive growth in the 1880s(23)
-Chicago had a problem with its soil (23)
-Burnham and Root became rich (26).
-Paul Starrett joined the two men as an all-purpose helper (26).
-Burnham and Root became very successful
- Burnham installed a gym (27).
-As their goals were met, the city got bigger and richer (27).

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They were having problems on where they would hold the fair. They still haven't had a location in mind, when Burnham was given more power on October 30. (Larson 54 and 61)

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burnham and root were trying to find out where the fair should be built in a short time.

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Burnham knew of Olmsted and his achievements and wanted hiis help

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he is trying to figure out what college suits him, his freshman year he went to a small college he didnt like it university of vermont

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washington laid claim to the honor on grounds it was the center of the government.pg 16

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Chicago was not just rebuilt after the great fire but had quickly turned it into the nations leader in commerce. pg16

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he then went to the university of michigan

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When Burnham was nine, the family moved to Chicago, where his father established a successful wholesale drug business. -Pg. 19

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When Burnham was nine, the family moved to Chicago, where his father established a successful wholesale drug business. -Pg. 19

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summer of junior year he took a job as a traveler from a book publisher

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The fair should be a World's Fair, so the rest of the World could see how Chicago is becoming a city, that the World should know, respect,come visit, and invest into their businesses ( Larson 54)

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People would boast about how Chicago would prevail as a profitable city. New York Editor Charles Anderson Dana was promoted to nickname Chicago "The Windy City." (page 14)

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People would boast about how Chicago would prevail as a profitable city. New York Editor Charles Anderson Dana was promoted to nickname Chicago "The Windy City." (page 14)

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"Burnham of course knew of Olmsted's achievements: Central Park in Manhattan, Prospect Park in Brooklyn, the grounds of Cornell and Yale, and scores of other projects.

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-Elevators got faster and safer, and William Jenney designed the first building to have a load-bearing metal frame.
-Root and Burnham became quite rich, not as rich as Pullman, but they had money.
-Root was very much respected and impressive to the eyes of the public and friends.

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He tried to become the "greatest architect in the city or country."  He would try and would fail many times and later came back broke. -Pg. 19

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mudgett and a former classmate planned on becoming insurance frauds, fake a death of family members and more

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The conditions of the city were deteriorating. there were corpses of animals laying around everywhere

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burnham decided he loves all the opportunities for chicago but he didn't want his kids to live there so he "bought an old farmhouse on the lake in the quiet village of Evanston... the Athens of Suburbs"(28).

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In their midst of intensifying financial turbulence, an exposition board appointed Burnham, the chief of construction with a salary equal to $360,000..... he was possessed  formal authority to begin the structure of the fair, but still had no place to put the fair at (Larson 61)

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Sherman was the superintendent of the stock yards. He had employed over 25,000 people and almost one-fifth of chicago depended on the yards for economic survival. pg20

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people voted five times padlet , because they was minor majority between chicago and new york.

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Burnham and root were successful but in 1885, a fire destroyed the Grannis block and their flagship structure.

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"a hotel they had designed in Kansas City collapsedduring construction, injuring several men and killing one... For the first time in his career burnham found himself facing public attack"(29).

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Mary Walker died 6 weeks after her daughter was married. - Pg. 22

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Mary Walker died 6 weeks after her daughter was married. - Pg. 22

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Holmes is the good person in the story (Britney Salazar)

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workers began building the auditorium on June 1st, 1887.

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February 14th, 1890, Chicago won the fair vote