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What plant did the druids first hang in hopes of peace and good fortune?
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What plant did the Druids first hang in hopes of peace and good fortune?
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What plant did druids first hang up in hopes of peace and good fortune?
a flower
Is Croatia at war or peace with its neighbors?
Croatia is at peace for almost 20 years now. Every Croat hopes it will stay that way.
What is 2000000000000 divided by 40000000?
50000
Which best reflects presidents Lincolns hopes for reconstruction?
Bind the nation and creating lasting peace.
What did the mad hatter symbolize during the Victorian ages?
it symbolized peace and good fortune
Who was involved in the appeasement?
Giving into a hostile countries demands in hopes to keep peace with them
Who is Alfred nobel and what is his legacy?
He came up with the Noble peace prize after making a fortune making dynamite.
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"Hopes" can change day to day, or remain the same for years or decades, whether it is a hope of one, or a hope of an entire society. As beauty pageant contestants often end their speeches, "I hope for world peace."
Whom did president clinton invite to camp david in hopes of securing peace in the middle east?
Ehud Barak and Yasir Arafat -- NovaNet
Who was the first director of the Peace Corps?
Sargent Shriver was the first director of the Peace Corps.
What do you do if you are standing under a mistleto in England?
MISTLETOE, considered sacred by the British Druids, was believed to have many miraculous powers. Among the Romans, it was symbol of peace, and, it was said that when enemies met under it, they discarded their arms and declared a truce. From this comes our custom of kissing under the mistletoe. England was the first country to use it during the Christmas season.
What country fought against its former allies in World War 1 in hopes of gaining some Austrian held territory?
Italy switched from the Central Powers to the Triple Entety half way through WWI in hopes of being on the winning side at the Peace Treaty Conference.
