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Who was boudicca the leader of?
The general/governor who defeated Boudica was Paulinus and the emperor was Nero.The general/governor who defeated Boudica was Paulinus and the emperor was Nero.The general/governor who defeated Boudica was Paulinus and the emperor was Nero.The general/governor who defeated Boudica was Paulinus and the emperor was Nero.The general/governor who defeated Boudica was Paulinus and the emperor was Nero.The general/governor who defeated Boudica was Paulinus and the emperor was Nero.The general/governor who defeated Boudica was Paulinus and the emperor was Nero.The general/governor who defeated Boudica was Paulinus and the emperor was Nero.The general/governor who defeated Boudica was Paulinus and the emperor was Nero.
Who was the king that defeated the Persians and became the ruler of Judah?
Alexander the Great defeated the Persian Empire, and one of the minor territories he took over in the process was Judah.
How governor general have there been since Bahamas became independent?
8076
Who was the governor general of India when country became independent?
Lord Mountbatten
Which of these person became the governor-general of India twice?
Lord cornwallis
What Civil General later became the governor of New jersey?
McClellan's son was also governor of New Jersey.
How many Governor general have there been since the Bahamas became independent?
nine
Who is the second governor general of the Bahamas?
On August 1, 1973, Sir Milo Butler became the first Bahamian governor general.
When did Sir William Deane become a Governor General?
He became Govoner-Genral in 1805
When did Quid-e-Azam take oath as first Governor General of Pakistan?
Answer : 15th Aug 1947 Muhammad Ali Jinnah became the first governor general of Pakistan. He remained governor general till September 11, 1948 that is when he died.
Why does New Zealand have a governor general?
New Zealand became a colony of Britain in 1840 following the Treaty of Waitangi, with a Governor appointed by the Colonial Office of the British Government. In 1907, New Zealand became a Dominion in the British Empire, and the office of Governor was renamed Governor-General. The Governor-General's role is to represent the Queen (Elizabeth II) in New Zealand, which means opening parliament, signing legislation into law, dissolving parliament, signing regulations, etc. Some historians describe the Governor-General as New Zealand's "de facto Head of State".
Which actor's brother became the first Canadian-born governor general of Canada?
Raymond Massey
