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I think it was fighting in the south when the southerns knew the l Land and northerns didbt you could call it an advantage
They believe a land bridge existed between what is now Russia and Alaska. Sea levels would have been lower at the time due to the amount of ice on land.
Schools were rare. Where schools existed, they could not interfere with the farm work, so they were only open one to three months during the year. The main reason for schools was to teach the students to read the Bible and to do simple math. If he wanted to go to college, a young man studied with hid minister who taught him Latin and Greek. Colonists did not think it was important to educate girls, but some were educated by their fathers and brothers.
In America's Founding Period, the inclusion of the Second Amendment was driven principally by two factors. The first was the existing tradition for Great Britain of the 'right to bear arms.' The second was the practical experience of Americans in their turbulent times, which included lawlessness in many outlying areas, the hostility of Natives on the frontier, and the recent need for personal arms in the struggle to win independence from Great Britain.
I think its the pencil. dh6dwI think its the pencil.
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People lived in tenements because of there low paying jobs often forced them yo move into and tenement which is a poorly built, overcrowded apartment building.
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Compass and Telescope is what I think.
because they were stupid
energy i think...
eh... nobody really knows that, but i think that it was too hot and they existed... O_o
They thought people had always existed.
Socrates did not own a car as he lived in ancient Greece, where cars did not exist. He primarily traveled by foot or with the help of a horse-drawn carriage.
i think it was moarchy
I think so, but I'm not for sure
i dont think Pimgrlims ever existed. pilgrims maybe?