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In 1740 most people worked in labour places and industries and factories, doind lots of hours each day from early in the morning til late at night, But in 1860 when the industrial revolution took part there were alot more poor people around and so they all needed money and joined big industries and factories which ment the other poor people already working there had to work more and more hours to get the same price as before.)=
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How did Thomas Jefferson impact peoples lives in the 1740?
Considering he was not born until 1743, I doubt he had much influence on people in 1740.
What was hiking used for back in the 1740?
It wasn't. I don't know the significance of 1740 - if any. Few people walked for pleasure in the 18C., although some artists, poets and composers walked in the countryside or ventured into the hills for inspiration. Generally, for most people walking was a chore necessary simply to travel from place to place.
What is 55 percent of 1740?
55% of 1,740= 55% * 1740= 0.55 * 1740= 957
What is 1740 divisible by?
510
What century was 1740?
1740 was in the 18th century.
What percentage is 1740 out of 3475?
1740/3475 = 0.500719424460432 So, 1740 is approximately 50.07% of 3475.
What is 1738 rounded to the nearest 10?
1740
Is their a marksman 1740?
1740 what. Are you asking about an air rifle. If so then, Yes, there is a model 1740 air rifle.
What percentage is 1740 out of 2000?
100*1740/2000 = 87%
When was Stella Tillyard born?
Stella Tillyard the British author - 1740-1832.Stella Tillyard the British author - 1740-1832.Stella Tillyard the British author - 1740-1832.Stella Tillyard the British author - 1740-1832.Stella Tillyard the British author - 1740-1832.Stella Tillyard the British author - 1740-1832.
What was the population of the thirteen colonies during 1740-1750?
The population of the thirteen colonies during 1740-1750 was over one million people. By 1780 the number of residents in the thirteen colonies nearly doubled.
How much silver was a silver certificate in 1740?
The US did not make silver certificates in 1740.
