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When was Henry becan born?
in 1834
Where was democracy founded?
The city-state of Athens in Ancient Greece
Why did Henry Becan build the Abraham Lincoln Memorial?
Henry Bacon built the Lincoln Memorial in order to honor the 16th President of the United States, Abraham Lincoln. It took eight years to build the memorial which was dedicated in 1922. Several other monuments and statues have been built to honor past presidents.
Is long island going to have a tornado?
Since official records becan in 1950, there have been 35 rocorded tornadoes on Long Island. However, the actual number of tornadoes is likely considerably higher, as many of the smaller tornadoes were missed prior to the 1990s.
What is the likelihood that you can get approved for a 150 thousand dollar home loan if you have a becan score of 738 and a yearly income of 45K with?
1. Are you in debts? 2. Do you need loan to pay off your debts/bills or purchase assets?3. Do you want to get yourself financially equipped?It is very easy and takes three steps before you get a loan from us.Reply back to us via: jbdloans@gmail.com
What is the origin of the word 'trust'?
The word in archaic and developed from Middle English 1175 - 1225 when many languages or dialects in England becan to develope into one national language. As a noun it means reliance on the integrity, strength and ability of a person or thing. It is a confidence
Which are the top 10 schools in faisalabad?
divisional model college 1st divisional public school 2nd becan house 3rd blessing home 4th pakmaktab 5th enamour 6th educator 7th labortare 8th al shams 9th happy home 10th
What is the meaning of the song Falling Inside the Black by Skillet?
Falling Inside the Black is about crying out in a desperate fall of loneliness or depression. John Cooper stated that it was a song for everyone who felt they were 'falling inside the black' pit of loneliness or depression, and for everyone who was crying out for someone to help them through a tough time.
What is the name of the war between the 13 colonies and England?
The war was called the American Revolution as it was won by the colonies, it is also known as the American War of Independence. It lasted from 1775 to 1781 and declared the United States of America's independance from England. The war becan simply as defensive movements against the increasingly tyranical actions of the crown's army in the colonies, and was not a blatant war in colonial minds until 1776 with the signing of the Declaration of Independence. The Commander and Chief throught was George Washington, and the Battle of Yorktown is considered the battle which ended the war.
Why do you think there is so much tension?
In Ireland there is so much tension because this country it is diveded into two parts which have different religions and different political views. The Northern Ireland (Ulster) is protestant and the population who live there wanted, at the beginning of the last century, to remain with Britain; while from the other hand, the Southern Ireland which is dominated by the catholicism, wanted to be indipendent from Britain and wanted its republican government. After the liberal party had accepted this but the protestants didin't want to by governed by the catholics. After the First world war Britain gave each part (north and south Ireland) some control of its internal affairs. After the Easter Rising a war between Souther Ireland and Britain broke out because for the southern Ireland it wasn't enough, they wanted indipendence from Britain. They became indipendent anyway Ulster remained with Britain, although it has its own prime minister and its own Prliament. Protestants had always had the economic power and so the catholic civil rights movement becan in 1960s. British troops were sent in Ireland to keep order, but then began many acts of terrorism and the IRA started boombarding the mainland. So British government imposed unaccetable measures which caused resentment to grow and more support for the extremist political parties. In 1972 the British government decided to rule directly from London; the political abuses disappeared. British and Irish government have developed goos relationships although catholics don't have the same rights as the protestants.
What are the side effects of Sulfamethoxazole?
Sulfamethoxazole side effect was reported by a Consumer or non-health professional from UNITED STATES on Jan 05, 2007. Male patient, 49 years of age, weighting 166.2 lb, was diagnosed with bacterial infection and was treated with Sulfamethoxazole. After drug was administered, patient experienced the following side effects: blood creatinine increased, hyperkalaemia. Sulfamethoxazole dosage: 1600/320MGYou can find more information about Sulfamethoxazole side effects at:http://www.patientsville.com/medication/sulfamethoxazole_side_effects.htm
What has the author A P Ball written?
A P Ball is the author of the "Fireborne Trilogy," a young adult fantasy series. The trilogy includes "Fireborne," "Flare," and "Ashes," which follow the story of two young dragonriders navigating political intrigue and power struggles in a world recovering from a revolution.
