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What people eat people in the 1860?
People ate baked goose, plum puddings, and cakes in the 1860's. They also ate minced meat pie and apple pies.
Did people in the 1860 whittle?
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The estimated world population in 1860 was around 1.2 billion people.
Did educated people talk with non educated people in 1860?
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Did people have handguns in 1860?
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People were slaves in the South around 1860.?
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What type of communication was used in 1860?
The type of communication that was used in 1860 was verbal communication. People would talk to each other and send letters.
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