Marie Antoinette, Queen of France and Archduchess of Austria
James Cook, English navigator, explorer and cartographer
George Washington, American general and first President of the United States
Benjamin Franklin ,was one of the Founding Fathers of the United States of America.
Napoelon Boneaparte,was a military and political leader of France .
James Wolfe, was a British Army officer
Jane Austen, English writer... along with others.
The 1780's were called the critical period because it was the first time the rules for the new country were put into place. The Continental Congress did not know if the first Constitution would work. In 1787, however, the Constitution had to be amended and changed to include the rights of the people as well as the government.
Person*...there is no 1 most important person. without multiple people in history not everything will come together. Some important people were geroge Washington, ben Franklin, Mr. kunz, davinchi and many more
some events are:they made the pspfirst people to use a cell phonechad the kid that goes to colton
they ate blood from the first nations... and some crops they grew. The first nations tehy killed meant more food. They were cannibals.
It began on a small scale in Britain around 1780.
it was the capital of virginia from 1699-1780
the battle of kings mountain
There were many historical events during the 1780's. Some famous people apart of these events were Admiral Sir George Rodney, Benjamin Franklin, Louis XVI, Benedict Arnold, William Herschel and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
Vermont
to some people it is important to some it is not
to some people it is important to some it is not
williamsburg was important because it was the capital of Virginia from1699 to around 1780
no one was you stupid dummy
The People's Republic of China has had many different types of government during its history. From 1780 until 1820 the country had a feudalistic government.
in 1780
the battles of 1780
Nationalists of the 1780't felt a constitution was essential to provide people of the nation the self-determination to continue with independence.