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Which country became especially fascinated by oriental subjects in the 1800s?
china
Why did Americans become fascinated with heros in the 1920s?
Many Americans became fascinated with heroes in the 1920s, because they longed for symbols of old-fashioned virtues.
Why do you think white American suddenly became fascinated by Harlem?
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Why did many Americans become fascinated with heroes in the 1920s?
Many Americans became fascinated with heroes in the 1920s, because they longed for symbols of old-fashioned virtues.
How did bubonic plague effect English language?
it killed almost all of the scholars who at the time spoke latin, and if all the people who spoke latin are dead then latin became a dead language and English then grew in popularity
How old was Albert Einstein when he became interested in science?
He was five years old. His father's compass is what first fascinated him. Magnetism is what fascinated him, though he didn't know it. I suggest checking your question before submitting it.
How do you became professor in English Literature?
How do you became professor in English Litrature?
Because the Turks captured this town scholars fled to England where they became tutors?
Constantinople
Which branch of science did Frankenstein first become fascinated by?
Frankenstein, in the novel by Mary Shelley, became fascinated by the study of natural philosophy, which is a combination of various scientific disciplines, including chemistry, biology, and alchemy. This fascination ultimately led him to experiment with creating life.
Why did french became the language of English people?
After the Norman conquest of 1066 , when England was taken over by French speaking Normans, a Germanicized form of French became the language of the King's court and the upper class, who at first were mostly immigrants from Normandy. As the nobles and scholars became more and more English over time, the English spoken by the common people around them became more and more French. By the Middle English period, the Frenchified Saxon dialect of London was becoming the literary dialect and hence the national standard. Modern English has a great deal of French vocabulary, and some French grammar, but it remains a Germanic language.
Did the Italians invent meatballs?
No, the Chinese did, then when Marco Polo went there, he was fascinated by all these noodles and brought them back with him to his home country of Italy. that is how pasta became a staple in Italy.
By 1500 English parliament?
became a permanent part of English government.
