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In 1872 Oscar Fredrick became the king of Sweden and Norway. He was a good leader in home politics he made a policy; he favored Scandinavian cooperation in hopes of strengthening Sweden against Russia, he encouraged trends that characterized Swedish political and cultural life from the 1870's until World War 1 began He tried to maintain the union of Norway with Sweden and was forced to leave the throne in 1905. (The editors)

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April 12,1888
On this day i wrote with a heavy heart, that my brother Ludvig is dead. His death brings me great sorrow. I haven't seen him in years because he was in Baku working on his oil rigs. Life Must carry on without him, but that doesn't mean he wont be missed. R.I.P

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March 17, 1845
Today i wrote a little play about animals interacting with each other. My brothers thought tat it as pretty cool that i made my own play. We planned to recite it for my father. my dad took me aside before we even started and told me that writing plays was no way to make a living. he said that i need to focus on school and become an inventor like him. All i wanted to do was write plays and stories. But i want to make him proud even more. So for now I'll focus on being an inventor........But I'm going to keep on writing too, i just won't tell him

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In the mid-nineteenth century the overseas trade was ruined by the Napoleonic Wars which led to people were going back to living just off of their land during the 19th century. Due to this happening there were about 1.5 million Swedish people were leaving the country to go to North America.

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1.) "Alfred Nobel." Scientists: Their Lives and Works, UXL, 2006. Science in Context, link.galegroup.com/apps/doc/K2641500157/SCIC?u=ches89744&xid=e46b675a. Accessed 30 Jan. 2017
2.)“History of Sweden – more than Vikings | Official site of Sweden.” Sweden.se, 21 June 2016, sweden.se/society/history-of-sweden/.
3.) (The Editors)of Encyclopaedia Britannica. “Oscar II.” Encyclopaedia Britannica, Encyclopaedia Britannica, inc., 20 July 1998, www.britannica.com/biography/Oscar-II.
4.)Travis, Anthony S. "Alfred Nobel: A Biography." Science, vol. 263, no. 5144, 1994, p. 253+. Science in Context, link.galegroup.com/apps/doc/A14734692/SCIC?u=ches89744&xid=035b58fa. Accessed 2 Feb. 2017

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In the 1800's was the time of the Industrial Revolution. In Sweden where he lived for the majority of his life, industries and businesses were growing widely. Although Sweden wasn't fully developed, until the 1890's then Sweden became one of Europe's leading industrial nation's (History of Sweden)

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"Alfred Nobel was a Pacifist, But after his discoveries about the dynamite, Alfred got a lot of criticism saying that he is hardly a pacifist. Others called him the merchant of death because he created and produced this mass weapon of destruction (Travis)"

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The creation of dynamite has impacted out lives because without this discovery people today would not be able to do things like mining or demolition to put up other buildings

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"Alfred became a chemist after an explosion killed his brother. People were afraid of dying by explosions, but Alfred told them that the deaths are due to people"s carelessness (Travis)"

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"Alfred wanted to be a writer when he was younger, but his father stifled his dreams because he wanted him to follow in his footsteps of being an inventor (Travis)"

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If I have a thousand ideas and only one turns out to be good, then I am satisfied ~ Alfred Nobel

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"This is Alfred Nobel's greatest achievement is the creation of dynamite. (Alfred Nobel)"

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Alfred Nobel in his youth

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Alfred Nobel as an adult