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What was the consequence of Britain and France's hesitation to take the offensive?
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Which British sailor introduced the potato to great Britain?
Introduced into Britain by Sir Frances Drake in 1580
Did Frances Perkins have a husband?
Frances Perkins was married to Paul Wilson, an economist. Several years after the marriage, Wilson became ill; as a consequence, he wasn't able to work for much of his adult life, which meant that Frances Perkins had to support herself, her husband, and their daughter on her salary alone. His medical bills were also very large.
Who were Frances allies in World War 2 not World War 1?
Britain, US, Russia, Canada, Australia.
How did Britain's and Frances priorities differ in their efforts to gain control of north America in the 1600s-1700s?
God help me
How was Britain's interest in fur trade different from that of new France?
Britain's interest was purely for becoming friends and accomplices with the first nations, while New Frances was to rule Canada.
How did the invasion affect Frances alliance with great britain?
During WW II, when France was occupied by the Third Reich, Britain retained its alliance with the French resistance.
What has the author Frances Pitt written?
Frances Pitt has written: 'Toby, my fox-cub' 'Shetland pirates, and other wild life studies' 'British Animal Life' 'Birds in Britain' 'Birds and the sea' 'Hounds horses & hunting' -- subject(s): Fox hunting 'Wild animals in Britain' 'Meet us in the garden' 'Wild creatures of garden and hedgerow'
Why was the revolotionary war important?
the revolutionary war was when the us declared independence so without the war and frances help we would still be part of britain.
Possessive noun phrase for a performance by Frances?
Frances' performance, or Frances's performance.
What kind of animal is Frances in the Frances book?
She is a badger.
How do you write Frances in Hebrew?
Frances = ×¤×¨×× ×¡×¡
How did Britain and Frances priorities differ in their effort to gain North America in the 1600-1700?
well,the british used brute force while the French wanted cooperation.
