Californias Gold

Thesis: The Golden Gate Bridge influenced the 1930s through creating a new, innovative way to build monuments and become one of Americas most distinguished gateways. I. Introductory information of the Golden Gate Bridge A. The Golden Gate Bridge is unquestionably an American icon. B. The Golden Gate Bridges symbolic power rivals that of the Empire State building or Statue of Liberty. C. The unmistakable symbol of a city and a region is known as the most spectacular bridge in the world.

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Background/Milieu of the Golden Gate Bridge A. The Golden Gate Bridge began construction on January 5, 1933. B. Joseph Strauss took charge on building the Golden Gate Bridge. C. One of man's most powerful creations, the bridge is located in one of nature's most beautiful settings, spanning the mile-wide bay from Fort Point in San Francisco to the Marin County shore.

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Significance of the Golden Gate Bridge A. Known as the most deadly bridge, the Golden Gate Bridge has had more than 1,500 suicides.

B. The Golden Gate Bridge symbolizes western opportunities and pacific possibilities. C. It is one of lifes most memorable experiences.

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Golden Gate Bridges connection to Health and Social A. The Golden Gate Bridge provided pathways to other civilizations to help give our country more diversity. B. Though people died in the making of the Golden Gate Bridge, its purpose has saved many lives throughout by making it possible for modern medicine to be invented.