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Did puritan influence in new England had began to increase by the 1670s?
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Where does the last name Ledlow originate from?
Ledlow originally was Ludlow (town of Ludlow in Wiltshire & Shropshire England) but the 'u' was replaced with an 'e' in the 1820 or 1830 census in Alabama by the census taker. Origins in the US are in Virginia in the 1670s and Connecticutt (see Ludlow Laws of Connecticut).
What is the ancient metric system?
The original metric system was first proposed in 1668, and was not adopted until the mid-1670s. The closest thing the ancients had, in terms of universal use and ease of that use, were more along the lines of imperial units.
Where did the surname Oxley originate?
The proud and noble English surname of Oxley can be discovered in the early records of Staffordshire, where they had held lands and a family seat in the parish of Bysshebury, at Oxley. They name itself derives from the ancient Anglo-Saxons who bestowed it upon persons living near "the ox-meadow". Some of the family moved to New Jersey in the Americas in the 1670s.
What date was the middle colonies founded?
The middle colonies were not "founded" on one date or time. It was a progression of settlement and establishment of colonial government. Between 1624 and 1729 the majority of the colonies became royal provinces, but it also occurred in private colonies. The three proprietaries of Maryland, Delaware, and Pennsylvania and two corporate colonies of Connecticut and Rhode Island. This pattern was taken from the English political system. Between 1664 and 1682 four colonies were carved from the area stretching from the Hudson River to Delaware and then south along the Atlantic Coast to Chesapeake Bay. These became the middle colonies. The entire region was at first granted to the king's brother James Duke of York and Albany. The Dutch reconquered NY in 1673 only to surrender it the following year. When the duke became king in 1685 as King James II New York was automatically converted from a proprietary to a royal colony. New Jersey was granted to a series of proprietors among whose leaders were John Lord Berkeley, Sir George Carteret, and William Penn. One half of the colony West Jersey was purchased by the Quakers in 1670s. The other half, East Jersey came under control by 1682 of 24 proprietors with Quakers, Scots, and Anglicans prominent among their number. William Penn in the meantime had decided to form his won colony to give a haven for Quakers and he received his proprietary charter in 1681 from the crown. The next year Penn was granted three lower Delaware counties of Newcastle, Kent, and Sussex. In 1733 they broke off from Pennsylvania to form the colony of Delaware. So, as you can see there are many dates that each colony has as a "founding" and there is no one date.
What is the basic history of computer?
from oldest to latest 1936 - z1 computer 1944-Harvard mark 1 computer uses-code encryptions in Germany and Britain CPU basis - a large relay circuit w/ vacuum tubes 1946-ENIAC computer uses-space programs CPU basis - smaller vacuum tubes 1951-UNIVAC computer uses-saving typeing information CPU basis - keycards later analog data tapes w/ vacuum tubes 1971- ODYSSEY game system uses-video game playing CPU basis- silicon chip 150 bit 1973-primitive modems 1974- ATARI 3600 game system uses-video game playing CPU basis - 6502 CPU core 1.2kbit silicon chip 1976- APPLE II computer uses-game and teaching CPU basis - 730KB floppy disk 3.5KB silicon chip 1984-MICROSOFT PC-DOS uses-anything CPU basis - Pentium CPU core 730KB/1.44MB disk 36MB Hard Drive 80KB memory 1985-NES game system uses-video games CPU basis - 6502 CPU core 500KB chip 1991-SEGA game system uses-video games CPU basis - 8-bit ,instrument mod music 1993-SNES game system uses-video games CPU basis - 16-bit, 4MB cartridge 1995-Microsoft WIN-95 uses-anything CPU basis- Pentium II CPU core 2GB HD, 700MB CD-ROM 1995-first world wide web 1996-Nintendo 64 1997-PlayStation CD based game system 2002-X box, PS2 2003- windows XP 100GB HD/ 4GB MEM Pentium 4 2004-I-Mac computer 2006-WIN-vista 2008-PS3, X-box 360, Nintendo WII 2010-WIN-7 1TB HD/ 16GB MEM
By the 1670s how many Native Americans remained in New England?
12,000
In 1670s thousands of pueblos rebelled to drive the what?
In the 1670s thousands of Publeo rebelled to drive the?
Who was allowed to vote in Jamestown in pre 1670s?
In pre-1670s Jamestown, only white male property owners who were members of the Church of England were allowed to vote. This limited suffrage excluded women, indigenous people, Black individuals, and individuals of other non-white races from voting rights.
What was the main reason for the decrease in Native Americans in New England by the 1670s?
A key reason the Native population reduced by 1670 was the spread of disease, often smallpox.
Who was the leader of the rebellion against the governor of virginia in the 1670s?
Nathaniel Bacon
Why did scentists only find out more about the bloodin the 1670s?
because Theo did
In the 1670s thousands of Pueblo rebelled to drive the .?
The Spanish out from New Mexico
In the 1670s thousands of Pueblo rebelled to drive the?
The Spanish out from New Mexico
What were the origins of the political turmoil in Virginia during the 1670s?
Bacons Rebellion
What was the significance of the invention of the microscope in 1666?
It was not until the 1660s and 1670s that the microscope was used extensively for research in Italy, Holland and England. A greatest contribution came from Leeuwenhoek who discovered red blood cells and spermatozoa and helped popularize microscopy.
What is white revolution of milk?
huge prodution of milk in 1670s in dairy milk & milk products
Is there a sentence that has two meanings?
Yes, that type of statement has been known as a double entendre since the 1670s.
