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What were important dates in the United States Georgia history?
Georgia has a pretty exciting history. Here are some of the events. 1. 1733: James Oglethorpe founds Savannah in Georgia. 2. 1788: Georgia becomes a state. 3. 1890: Peanut butter is developed.
What are some of the greatest moments in Canadian history?
There are quite a few moments that could be considered the greatest in Canadian history, including the independence from the UK. The first election of parliament could also be viewed as one of the most important moments.
What Did Florida Give During The Civil War?
Florida gave the states of the Confederacy some cash to help purchase necessities of war.
Why is history important to you?
History is important for all of us. We can only improve our present if we know our past. We can improve some of the blunder mistakes that we made. History also refers to the prosperity of a country. We can also know how much our country was prosperous. We can know who ruled our country in past. We can also learn great things about the kings, battles, wars, our mistakes and much more. History also tells who invented what? How will u feel if u invented something and people just forgets u? Bad Bad very Bad. So don`t feel history a boring subject. It only depends upon u how u make it interesting or boring. Answer 2 So that you can help to avoid repeating its mistakes.
How do people get there faces on coins?
Most of the faces on coins are important figures in history. Some of these figures are George Washington on the quarter, Abraham Lincoln on the penny, Thomas Jefferson on the nickel, Sacajawea on the gold dollar, and Franklin Roosevelt is on the dime.
