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1690s
The word "picnic" originally comes from the French word "pique-nique," which was first used in the 17th century to describe a social gathering where attendees brought their own food.
In the 1690s, the Puritans in New England faced fears and anxieties related to threats from Native American attacks, conflict with the French, ongoing struggles with diseases like smallpox, and internal social and political tensions within their communities. Additionally, events like the Salem witch trials in 1692 contributed to a climate of fear and uncertainty during this period.
blacksmith, teachers, farmers
Massachusetts in the 1690s
About 600 people lived in Salem Massachusetts during the 1960's.
College of William and Mary(Virginia) dates to the 1690s.
They happened in Salem.
Craig Rose has written: 'Providence, Protestant union and godly reformation in the 1690s' 'England in the 1690s' -- subject(s): Church history, Civilization, History, History, Military, Influence, Military History ''S eminarys of faction and rebellion''
First attest 1690s, conjunction of 'God's hooks', referring to the nails of the crucifixion.
wagons horses and walking was really the main things that got people from place to plcae