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What is the Nobel Peace Prize? It is an award ceremony such as a presentation speech. The Nobel Peace prize was created in 1845. But the first award was not given to a person tell 1901. Winners are selected by each year. The Nobel communities send invitations to thousands of members of academic ( Facts on the Nobel Peace Prizes.). I selected Al. Gore he was born March 31 1948. Lived in Washington D.C. most of his life ( The Nobel Peace Prize 2007). Al Gore is from the United States of America. He won the Nobel peace prize in 2007. For working in this field called humanitarian. The field worked on world organizing. Al Gore informed the whole world of the dangers posted by climate change. His efforts build up and disembark greater knowledge. It was about man made climate change. Before all this happened he was elected to the House of Representatives. He was elected in 1976, 1978, and 1980 and in 1982. And he was elected for the U. S. senate in 1984, and 1990. Al Gore severed eight years for inaugurated as the forty-fifth vice president. Now that is shocking to me. He was president of the Senate, a cabinet member, a member of the National Security Council. Al Gore is the author for his best seller “earth in the Balance” and “An Inconvenient Truth”. He also had an Oscar winning documentary ( The Nobel Peace Prize 2007). He and his wife now live in Nashville Tennessee. He as four children and three grandchildren. This was an essay that I did on Al Gore. And how he was nominated to win the Nobel Peace Prize in 2007. He helped us help understand the dangers of climate change. Al Gore also said that man made climate change happened. I think he could help us improve how we treat the planet and make it better. And this why I chose Al Gore to do my essay on ( The Nobel Peace Prize 2007). i used this list to choose Al Gore( Nobel Peace Prize Winners - the Full List ). Worked Cited "Facts on the Nobel Peace Prizes." //Nobelprize.org//. Web. 10 Feb. 2012. <[]>. "The Nobel Peace Prize 2007." //Nobelprize.org//. Web. 13 Feb. 2012. <[]>. "Nobel Peace Prize Winners - the Full List | World News | Guardian.co.uk." //Latest News, Sport and Comment from the Guardian | The Guardian//. Web. 10 Feb. 2012. <[]>.