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What are the us first laws?
One of the earliest laws in the colonies was the 1635 law/act concerning education. It stated that when an area reached a set population a public school was to be established and all children were to attend school.
Of the three large groups of denominations in the us which is the largest?
Lutheran
What was the first place to establish a high school in the US and also established the first Board of Education?
Massachusetts
How many Lutheran presidents have there been?
No US presidents so far have been Lutherans.
What powered the earliest trains in the US?
Steam
How many years ago was the first us medical school opened?
The first medical school in the United States, the University of Pennsylvania's Perelman School of Medicine, was established in 1765. As of 2023, that was 258 years ago.
When was us cert established and who established it?
1988
What is the earliest age to dropout?
In the US anywhere from 14 to 19. Basically if you are in high school and you stop going, you become a dropout. That can happen at any point in the above range.
The south is established as a vernacular region of the us by?
the Baptist church, low high school graduation rates, high cotton production and climate
What is major religions in US?
Christianity (Mormon, Baptist, Lutheran, Methodist, Catholic), Judaism, Islam, Hinduism
How many Lutheran synods in US?
The 2004 estimated number of Lutherans in America is around 13.5 million (http://www.adherents.com/rel_USA.html). Worldwide there are an estimated 70 million Lutherans.
What established US title to the Philippines and established a US style government?
Philippine Government Act
