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What was founded in the 13th century in England that would make most of englands laws?
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Which was founded in England that would eventually make most of englands laws?
Magna Carta of 1215
What was founded in England that would eventually make most of England's law?
The Government.
Why did Harold hadrada want to be englands king?
Because England was powerful then and Harold Godwinsons (King Of England) brother told Harold Hardrada he would make a good king .
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Which language would have been spoken in 16th century England?
The national language of England in 1564 was Early Modern English.
How much a house did cost in the 1800s in England?
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What was the tallest building in 16th century England?
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When were Guernsey cattle founded?
Guernsey cattle are not machines or corporate businesses, thus they cannot be "founded." Guernseys were created as a breed likely before the 19th century, but most agree it would have been after.
What did the angles contribute to England?
The Angles were a Germanic tribe that founded several colonies in England. Many historians believed they live on the Baltic Sea shores. After invading Britannia, they founded what would become Northumbria, East Anglia and Mercia during the post-Roman period.
When were The Blues founded?
the blues were founded in the 19th century by the slaves that worked on the plantations in Africa and in America. The slaves sang to get them through the days and they would sing to increase happiness and reduce sadness. I hope that helps :) :)
What caused an Irish to England and the US during the 19Th century?
The famine of the second half of the 1840s was one thing, but there would have been many political and economic reasons throughout the century. There was poverty and there would have been people going in search of a better life. England and the US, amongst other countries, would have been places people would have gone.
