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What happened to the first English colony in Virginia?
They were taken out by americans
Town where captured Pocahontas was taken?
Virginia
Where was the American revolutionarywar taken place at?
the revolutionary war did not take place in one place. Some of the places were in New York,New Jersey, Pennslyvania,Virginia...ect...
What percentage of taxes is taken out of paychecks in Virginia?
40
Who was the Anglo American explorer who was taken to Santa Fe in 1807?
(1807)Zebulon Pike led first Anglo-American expedition to New Mexico
What does Delaware means?
Delaware is actually taken from the name of the first Governor of Virginia, Lord De La Warr. A Virginia explorer named it after the Lord in order to curry favor with the great man. Ironically, he never entered the state.
What happened at the appomatox court house?
The surrender of Lee's Army of Northern Virginia to U.S.Grant's Army of the Potomac (technically General Meade's army), which is taken as the effective ending of the American Civil War.
When did slavery start for blacks in America?
The first African slaves were brought to Jamestown, Virginia in 1619. Dutch traders had taken 19 of them from a Spanish slave ship they had captured.
Who bought out National Life Insurance company of Tennessee and Virginia?
To whom this may concern. National Life was taken over by American General in the 1980's. They are now a division of their parent corporation - AIG.
What year were the africans first brought to the US as slaves?
Africans were first brought to what is now the United States as slaves in 1619. A group of enslaved Africans was taken to Virginia by a Dutch ship, marking the beginning of a system of chattel slavery that would last for centuries. This event is often considered a pivotal moment in American history, as it laid the foundation for the institution of slavery in the colonies.
What European country was the first to take control of American state of California before being taken over by US?
us
What is Kwanzaa in Swahili?
Kwanza = beginning or first, or "at first," or "to start with." The name for the African-American holiday, Kwanzaa, is a derivative of this word, taken from the phrase "matunda ya kwanza," or "first fruits (of the harvest)."
