It was founded as the primary fur trading post in the north west (also named Fort George) and was owned by the British for 33 years after a short term 2 year US ownership
A fur-trading outpost to trade with Indians.
The Alamo was an abandoned church that was turned into a fort. No crops were grown there.
All English colonies were founded as homes for English colonists. That's kind of the whole point of a colony.
William Penn was not a Founding Father as he died nearly a century before the United States was founded. He was a founder of a different kind. He founded the colony (now a state) of Pennsylvania. In fact the name "Pennsylvania" means "Penn's woods".
In 1888, The Football League was founded. This competition league features professional men's clubs from England and Wales. It is the oldest competition of it's kind in world football.
The short answer is that we do. It's used as a reserve in case of any kind of financial disaster. The long answer is because our currency is fiat money. We do not base the value of the dollar on any commodity (such as gold), and thus have no real use for it. If we were on say the gold standard, then the gold in Fort Knox would play a much different part in our economy.
The Amer fort is built by res sandstone and marble.
Delaware was founded because William Penn wanted to be kind to the Indians.
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Yes, fort is a common noun; a general word for any strong or fortified place; a permanent army post; a word for any fort of any kind.
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The candy that is named after young Fort Knox is a kind of chocolate coins. These coins are wrapped in gold foil and are named the Fort Knox Chocolate Coins.
The animals were bison.
Ak 47 and pen15s
Warm rice and vinegar!
Chin Chan in Chineese refers to calligraphy wall scrolls. These kind of scrolls can be found on the official Oriental Outpost website, and can be purchased from there.
Huh! No one founded the Tundra, it is an environment that has been around for millions of years before there were people of any kind.