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Why are Union Territory are formed separately?
It was the Southern states that 'formed separately' by breaking away as the Confederacy. The North was what was left. They didn't call themselves the North. They called themselves the Union.
What was the war between the American north and Southern states called?
It is generally called the War between the States, although some people call it the Civil War and some call it the War of the Northern Aggression.
What do southerners call people from the north?
Some southerners from the US call people from the north Northerners while there are some that call them Yankees. Others simply call them by their first name.
What do you call when the territory of both the nation and the state coincide?
Its called Nation-State
What do you call territories and people under on ruler?
A group of people or territory ruled by one ruler is called an empire
What the French and Indian War?
It was the North American part of the Seven Years War; basically, only people from the USA call it the "French and Indian War". It was mostly fought by French colonists and their American Indian allies against British colonists along with their American Indian allies. Britain and her allies eventually won the Seven Years War, forcing France to give up most of her territory in North America. The outcome of the French and Indian War would eventually lead to the American Revolutionary War, which started about 12 years after it ended.
What did they call North Dakota before it was named?
Before North Dakota became a state, it was part of the Dakota Territory. Before that, North Dakota was part of the Minnesota Territory and the Nebraska Territory.
Why do they call North Dakota North Dakota?
Before statehood, North Dakota was part of the Dakota Territory. The Dakota Territory was named for the Dakota Sioux settlements in the area. At the time of statehood, what was left of the Dakota Territory was split into two states, North Dakota and South Dakota.
Does North Korea call the US the American Empire?
Yes the US is known as the American Empire to North Korea.
What do the call American french country music?
Country music is called in French 'la musique country'
What is the French and Indian War?
It was the North American part of the Seven Years War; basically, only people from the USA call it the "French and Indian War". It was mostly fought by French colonists and their American Indian allies against British colonists along with their American Indian allies. Britain and her allies eventually won the Seven Years War, forcing France to give up most of her territory in North America. The outcome of the French and Indian War would eventually lead to the American Revolutionary War, which started about 12 years after it ended.
What do you call a north American non venomous snake?
Hognose garden garter
What do you now call the Roman territory of gaul?
That do we call now the Roman territory of Gaul?
Why are Union Territory are formed separately?
It was the Southern states that 'formed separately' by breaking away as the Confederacy. The North was what was left. They didn't call themselves the North. They called themselves the Union.
The british call it poor knights of windsor in french this dish is called pain perdu what is it normally called in north America?
FRENCH TOAST
Did Spain and France both hold territory in what you now call Canada?
Yes, both Spain and France held territories in what is now known as Canada during the 16th to 18th centuries. France had colonies in areas like Quebec, while Spain had territories in regions such as Florida and the Gulf Coast.
What is the name of a north American songbird whose call resembles feline mewing?
catbird
