England was founded in 1872 .
Unlike upstart nations such as the USA (!), England was never 'founded' as such. There was a lively community on the British Isles before the Romans came. The name 'England' comes from the Anglo-Saxon invaders of the 6rth century AD. After the Norman invasion of 1066 there solwly became a sense that English was a separate identity from the Norman French overlords. By the time Chaucer wrote the Canterbury Tales, the English language was begining to establish itself as a means of communication among upper-class people, as well as the peasantry.
New England because New England was found after explorers from England found it. Massachusetts was found after.
England is a country, it can be found in the British Isles
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England was never lost.
No, they are to be found in England but prefer the countryside to an urban environment.
wood is what the settlers found in New England
Some animals found in China that are not in England are pandas, langur, gibbon, tiger, and leopard. Some animals found in England are pygmy shrew, kingfisher, barn owl, and fox.
There is iron ore in England.
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No Edward England did not found England. I don't who he was or what he did. However England was founded by the Anglo Saxons.
Yes a species of dormouse is indigenous to England.