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Was there a famous explorer called Tasman?
Abel Janszoon Tasman was a Dutch seafarer and explorer born in 1603 in the village of Lutjegast, Netherlands. Tasman was employed by the Dutch East India Company and, ordered to try to find a new sea trade route to Chile in South America. On 24 November 1642, he discovered a previously unknown island on his voyage past the "Great South Land", or "New Holland", as the Dutch called Australia. He named it "Antony Van Diemen's Land" in honour of the High Magistrate, or Governor-General of Batavia. The island was renamed Tasmania in 1855.
Why a historian looks through hundreds of photographs from the terrorist attacks on New York City World Trade Center on September 11 2001 to try to learn more about the people it affected which of these skills is the historian using?
Primary source analysis
What effect did trade have on the feudal system in Medieval Europe?
Trade stimulated the growth of towns and cities, and produced many jobs in manufacturing, commerce, banking, and transportation. All of these made it possible for peasants to try to be more prosperous off the farms. This meant that there was a more or less steady movement of serfs away from the manors. When disasters such as the Black Death made things difficult for people, the demand for peasants reversed the trend among them to move to cities for a while, but it also undermined the feudal system further, and did not last very long.
What were Stalin's plans for Eastern Europe in the post war period?
Stalin's goals in eastern Europe were territorial control and a reconstruction of the nation. He wanted to keep the majority of the power and did so try by utilizing fear as his major device on the people.
What events have happened in the world between 2000 and 2010?
Millenium, Tsnami, Economic Downturn, World Trade Centre Attacks, First African American to be made President of the United States, North Korea testing Neuclear Arms... That's all I can think of. Try narrowing the scope of the question down?
How did the Dutch try to dominate the slave trade?
The Dutch dominated the slave trade by establishing the Dutch West India Company in the 17th century, which operated slave forts and trading posts in West Africa. They also controlled key slave trading hubs like Curacao and Suriname in the Caribbean and employed brutal methods to acquire and transport Africans into slavery. Additionally, the Dutch pioneered the transatlantic slave trade by introducing innovations in shipbuilding and navigation.
Why did the Japanese only trade with the Dutch?
They did not try to convert them like the Portugese did.
Why avoid clove oil if your an alcoholic?
try avoiding alcohol
How do you get clove spice smell out of container?
try baking soda with vinegar for a soak.
The Dutch were able to establish exclusive trade ties with many non-European nations because?
they did not try to convert or change the culture of the native peoples in their colonies.
Why would the strong try to dominate the weak?
To achieve their goals.
Where was clove just starting to cut Katniss before she was interrupted?
Clove says "Where's your boyfriend, Lover Boy, District 12? Still hanging on? We'll just let nature take care of him." Then as Clove is about to kill Katniss, Thresh comes up and kills Clove with a rock.
What did stronger nations try to do under imperialism?
Dominate a weaker country and create an empire.
How do you deal with a dominate man?
Either become submissive, try and talk him to submission or leave him.
How do you cook dutch oven recipes without a dutch oven?
Easy recipes for Dutch oven cooking can be all over the web these days. Try this website for some of them: www.dutchovendude.com/Dutch-oven-recipes.asp.
What can you do to help ease gum pain above a tooth that will be pulled in 2 weeks?
Try rubbing clove oil on it. It often helps.
What do both major parties try to do?
To dominate voting in opposition to the other party.Look Honest and Caring when they are NOT at all.
