oKay this question is very good. the poor sailors usally had no choise to be a sailor.At sea the got,terrible illnesses such as fevers,of course they ate mostly sea food.
Punisments are much worse tan school. They got whipped,punched,smacked and if they where really bad they got drowned or their limbs got cut of.
Sent Sailors to college
Sent Sailors to college
Soldiers. A crew is made of sailors. A battalion is a group of soldiers.
One of the most idoled heros in the 1700's was Nathan Hale.
Kentucky Rifle was used, it was long ranged and silent and in service from 1700 to 1900.
Scurvy is caused by a lack of vitamin C. Sailors in the 1700 and 1800's went on long voyages where fruits and vegetables containing vitamin C were not available to them because these foods would rot. The diet of these sailors consisted mainly of cured meats and biscuits. Today this disease is nearly obsolete due to modern nutrition, but it was the number one killer of sailors from the 1500-1800's.
No. Although it was composed by an Englishman in the late 1700's, it now has international appeal as a sea shanty.
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20% of 1700= 20% * 1700= 0.2 * 1700= 340
The collective noun for 'sailors' is a crew of sailors, whether there are two sailors or hundreds of sailors.
The Middle Passage. It was used by English sailors in the 1700's to take slave west across the Atlantic ocean.
32% of 1700= 32% * 1700= 0.32 * 1700= 544
33% of 1700= 33% * 1700= 0.33 * 1700= 561
45% of 1700= 45% * 1700= 0.45 * 1700= 765
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50 percent of 1700 = 85050% of 1700= 50% * 1700= 50%/100% * 1700= 8500/10= 850
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