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What award did Benjamin Banneker receive?
did Benjamin receive any honor
Did Jack London win any awards?
Jack London's popular book, Call of the Wild, received the Newberry Medal in the year 1931. Jack London was an American author who wrote White Fang, and Klondike Gold Rush, in addition to Call of the Wild.
Did Jack London have sibilngs?
Yes, Jack London had siblings. He had two older sisters named Eliza and Eliza Jane.
Did Jack London translate any books?
Yes He Did .
Did Louis armstrong receive any awardsor medals of honor?
yes
Did Jack London have any sisters or brothers?
Yes, Jack London had two half-sisters from his mother's previous marriage named Eliza and Ida.
Did Jack London win anything?
Jack London did not win any awards from his writing. There were not many awards for writing then as there are now. He was also accused of plagiarism several times.
Did Helen Keller receive any medals or awards?
yes she did. she received a presidential medal of honor
Was Thomas Edison awarded the congressional medal of honor?
No Ediso did not receive the Medal of Honor. The last civilian to actually recieve the Medal of Honor was just about 1917. Then Congress caught up to itself and forbade civilians to recieve any more Medal's of Honor.
How did social security help Jack the Ripper?
Jack the Ripper was an Englishman in 1800's London. Social Security was created in the United States in the 1930's. They are not related in any way or by any means. So, the answer to your question is it didn't.
Was any of Jack London's books made into movies?
white fang, the call of the wild (look for the old one) , to build a fire
What was Jack London's opinion of Jack The Ripper's London?
Several years after the onset of the Ripper crimes, author Jack London spent time in Whitechapel in London's East End. This fascinating, appauling look at Victorian London in the East End gave an all too honest look at the people the Ripper preyed on. Crime was rampant, as was poverty, alcoholism, desparation and hopelessness. London sites "cleanilness a howling farce" and the misery and over-crowding was almost beyond description. Living as the East-enders did, London went into the Abyss with no money in his pocket, looking for work to earn his keep, and sleeping in "doss houses" when they had the room for him, and he could find the money. If not, it was out on the streets again. London writes the perfect companion book for any Ripper book out there. References:The People Of The Abyss by Jack London published 1901.
