 
 <prompt> text: ```Einstein connection with the politics of the nuclear bomb dey well known: E sign di letter to President Franklin Roosevelt wey persuade United States to take di idea seriously, and e join postwar efforts to prevent nuclear war. But dis no be just di isolated actions of one scientist wey dem drag enta di world of politics. Einstein life, in fact, dey "divided between politics and equations."

E dey sickened by wetin e see as di waste of human lives during di First World War, e enta antiwar demonstrations. E support civil disobedience wey no make am popular among im colleagues. After di war, e focus im efforts on reconciliation and improving international relations. And soon, im politics dey make am hard to visit United States, even to give lectures.

Einstein second great cause na Zionism. Although e be Jewish, Einstein reject di idea of God. However, as e dey see anti-Semitism dey rise, both before and during di War, e begin identify with di Jewish community and later e become strong supporter of Zionism.

Im theories come dey under attack. One man accuse of motivating others to murder Einstein and e just pay six dollars fine. When one book come out wey title "100 Authors Against Einstein," e talk say "If I dey wrong, then one person for don do." When Hitler come power, Einstein wey dey America talk say e no go return to Germany. While Nazi attack im house and seize im bank account, one Berlin newspaper carry headline "Good News from Einstein--He's Not Coming Back."

E dey fear say German scientists fit build nuclear bomb, so e suggest say United States suppose develop their own. But e dey publicly warn about di dangers of nuclear war and suggest international control of nuclear weaponry. Throughout im life, Einstein efforts towards peace probably no achieve much and e no get plenty friends. But im support for di Zionist cause, na im make dem recognize am for 1952, when dem offer am presidency of Israel. E reject am, talk say e too naive for politics. But maybe im real reason different: "Equations dey more important to me, because politics na for present, but equation na something for eternity."

Answer this series of questions:

1. Who sign note to President Franklin?
2. Wetin e dey upset about for WWI?
3. So wetin e do about am?
4. After di war, wetin e do?
5. Which group e finally identify with?
6. Na im first greatest cause be that?``` <response>: ```1. Einstein
2. di waste of human lives
3. enta antiwar demonstrations
4. reconciliation and improvement of international relations
5. Zionism.
6. unknown``` 