Jacob August Riis died on May 26, 1914.
he wrote for a newspaper
Jacob Riis was a journalist and photographer in New York City. He wrote about and took photos of the impoverished in New York City, which ended up getting them help.
Jacob Riis
Jacob Riis
Jacob Leisler died in 1691.
Jacob Leisler
William Oscar Bates has written: 'Jacob Leisler'
Jacob Leisler
when a man named jacob leisler atempted to overthrow the government in 1689. this took place in new york. the leislers rebellions objective was to give the poor the richs money. jacob leisler and his son in law were both sentanced to death on the charges of murder and treason. hope this helped!
Leisler's rebellion occurred when militia leader and German merchant, Jacob Leisler, seized control of the southern portion of New York colony and ruled it from 1689 until 1691 as a protest over tariffs a British official sought to impose in order to outfit a militia to suppress uprisings in the colony. Leisler, a German merchant, saw this as a move to impose "popery" on the colonies.
Leisler's Rebellion happened in 1690.
Leisler's Rebellion was in the New York City. It was between the landholders and the merchants. Jacob Leisler did lead this rebellion and he gained control of the lower colonial New York. This rebellion was significant since it established resentment against the British domination and increased the tension between colonists and the British.
Johann Philipp Achilles Leisler was born in 1771.
Johann Philipp Achilles Leisler died in 1813.
Walter Leisler Kiep was born on January 5, 1926, in Hamburg, Germany.
Actually, it wasn't a rebellion. The Duke of York took New York from the Dutch settlers without a shot. Actually. According to the book Liberty, Equality and Power, Chapter 3 it was Jacob Leisler