The Louisiana Purchase (Napoleon sold the Louisiana Territory to America for 15 million dollars. It doubled the size of the U.S.)
what important historical event happend between the 1400s and 1600s?
No. A "thing" cannot be an "event". What might be a historical event is the construction of the Statue of Liberty, or the shipping of the statue across the Atlantic, or the acceptance of the gift from the people of France.
The main historical event was in France, where 1794 witnessed the fall and execution of Robbespierre and the end of the period known as 'the reign of terror'.
franch people became mad
...the Civil War?
France being removed from North America
Louisiana Purchase refers to this huge territory in North America that the Americans bought off from France. This was done in the year 1803 in which the US offered 15 million dollars.
The historical event involving a marital duel that took place in Germany is the "Duel of the Mignons" in 1547. It was a duel between two groups of six men each, representing France and Germany, to settle a dispute over which country had the best fighters.
The Industrial Revolution
Columbus discovered America.
The difference between 'historic' and 'historical' is that Historic refers to something "important," while Historical refers to something that relates to the past.
the statue of liberty was a gift from france,then they gave it to america and it went into new york.And then it was celebrated/event for freedom