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Who was the king of England during the period of the English Civil War in the 1640s?
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It was Charles I
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What are some adjectives that describe the Salem witch trial or Scarlet Letter era?
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Who is John putnam?
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Who avoided war with the Indians in the 1640s?
New England
What was the capital of England in the 1640s?
Same as it is now London
Where is Carlisle Cullen from?
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Was Henry VIII in the English Civil War?
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Which king ruled England during the civil war of the 1640s?
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Who was the 2nd civil war against in England?
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What is there to do in Sydenham?
Sydenham, in England, was a small settlement begun in the 1640s. It was home to springs that were thought to have medicinal value. These days, shopping and entertainment are available, as well as special events and a heritage trail.
What was America like in the 1640s?
I Don't know. Thats why i am on here
Where does the word boss originate from?
Coined in the 1640s, the American English word "boss" derives from the Dutch "baas" meaning "a master". Baas is attested from the 1620s as the standard title of a Dutch ship's captain.
Which groups of people decided to leave bermuda?
The Eleutheran Adventurers were a group of English Puritans and religious Independents who left Bermuda to settle on the island of Eleuthera in the Bahamas in the late 1640s or 17th century.
Why were Witch finders so successful in the 1640s?
because they found witches
