As most thought in that era, the majority of people in the 18th century believed that earthquakes and other natural disasters were the pinnacle of punishment delivered upon them by a supernatural deity or power for commiting unforgivable sins.
However, there were some individuals who believed in the scientific cause of earthquakes (the shifting of tectonic plates), but these people were few and far in between.
As a matter fact Haiti had faced earthquake in 1700,and January 12th 2010
There are 1.609344 kilometres in one mile. Therefore, rounded to two decimal places, 1700 kilometres is equal to 1700/1.609344 = 1056.33 miles.
Because 1 sq foot = 0.09290304 square meters 1700 square feet = 1700 x 0.09290304 = 157.9 square meters.
No
Democracy
As a matter fact Haiti had faced earthquake in 1700,and January 12th 2010
The 'heyday' of witch-hunting was from about 1550-1700. Witch-hunting had a particular attraction for Protestants - from Hungary to New England.
No
1700
I do believe it was Great Britain
crop failures
No, They had no refrigerators in the 1700's.
How many people lived in British New York in the 1700
You tell me!
Lots of people....
Their was no main religion, anyone could believe or not believe in anything.
A major disturbannce, an earthquake, or perhaps an invasion ended Minoan art at about 1700 BC