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Why is Narcissa Whitman important in history?
She did everything! She was a missionary, she had 9 babies, she LOVED animals, was the youngest child of 9 and last but not least... She went across the world on the Whitman Mission! That is why she is important! :)
How long did it take to get across the US in the 1920s?
The amount of time it took to get across the US in the 1920s depended on the way you were traveling. By train, you could make it across the nation in four days.
What was an effect of peaceful protests organized by Martin Luther King Jr.?
the violance used by segregationists against the protests was shown across the country
What country was separated from Germany by the North sea?
There was no Axis country across the North Sea.
Which industrialist donated money to build over 3000 libraries across the country?
Andrew Carnegie
Whitman developed a passion for the American people during his?
Walt Whitman developed a passion for the American people during his time traveling across the country.
Walt Whitman developed a passion for the American people during his?
Walt Whitman developed a passion for the American people during his time traveling across the country.
Is there a full time nurse at Whitman middle school?
i don't know which school you go to cause there are lots of Whitman middle schools across the country......................... there at least should be
What is more expensive traveling across land or traveling across the ocean?
traveling across land
When would an airplane be more useful?
Traveling across the world? lol or even in the same country
Can you Make a sentence with word traveling?
They're traveling to Spain for a vacation. After traveling for several weeks, he was glad to get home again. Her purse was stolen while she was traveling across the country.
What were the causes and effects to the transportation revolution?
Rapid growth in the speed of traveling. A boom in business across the country
What happened to the Whitman's?
The Whitmans started a mission in 1836 and called it the Whitman Mission. while they were traveling they ran across some old friends. They had some conflict and split up, the Whitmans tried to convert indians, their friends tried to convert the others.But on November 29th, 1847, Europeans came to America and brought measles, influenza, cholera, and smallpox. Many Native Americans died because they had no immunity towards the European diseases. Native Americans thought thought it was Mr.Whitman because he was a doctor. So they hunted down the Whitmans and killed them and the people who were traveling with them. The Whitman massacre is also known as the Walla Walla Massacre or the Whitman Incident.
What happened to Whitman?
The Whitmans started a mission in 1836 and called it the Whitman Mission. while they were traveling they ran across some old friends. They had some conflict and split up, the Whitmans tried to convert indians, their friends tried to convert the others.But on November 29th, 1847, Europeans came to America and brought measles, influenza, cholera, and smallpox. Many Native Americans died because they had no immunity towards the European diseases. Native Americans thought thought it was Mr.Whitman because he was a doctor. So they hunted down the Whitmans and killed them and the people who were traveling with them. The Whitman massacre is also known as the Walla Walla Massacre or the Whitman Incident.
What can be changed at stations along a circuit with alternating current making it good for traveling long distances across the country?
i am asking the question how am i supposed to know
Where were his venues for the UK 1970 tour Slim Whitman?
During his UK tour in 1970, Slim Whitman performed at various venues across the country, including the prestigious Royal Albert Hall in London. Other notable locations included theaters and concert halls in cities like Birmingham, Manchester, and Liverpool. The tour showcased his unique blend of country and pop music, attracting a diverse audience.
Why is Narcissa Whitman important in history?
She did everything! She was a missionary, she had 9 babies, she LOVED animals, was the youngest child of 9 and last but not least... She went across the world on the Whitman Mission! That is why she is important! :)
