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How did Robert Owen die?
stroke
Was Daniel Webster a northerner?
Yes, Daniel Webster was a famous and influential Whig party leader.
Who was the leader of the Confederates?
Jefferson Davis was the leader of The Confederate States of America
Who is a famous bureaucratic leader?
Abraham Lincoln was considered to be one of the most influential and dedicated bureaucratic leaders known to United States history. Also, Catherine The Great was another famous bureaucratic leader.
Why was Robert Owen important?
Robert Owen established New Harmony, Indiana in 1825. Robert Owen was also a social reformer of the Industrial Revolution. He assisted the working class of England by helping ease labor hours and conditions and the use of child labor. This was because the Factory Act was not passed until 1819, therefore children were still at work in the factories of England. Finally, he assisted in the employment standards of England.
What organization Robert was an influential leader for?
Utopian socialist
Which of the following was not a leader of the abolitionist movement?
Your question incomplete
Robert Moses was influential leader in what civil rights organization?
(SNCC) i think
When was Robert Owen - theologian - born?
Robert Owen - theologian - was born in 1820.
When was Robert Owen alive?
Robert Owen lived from 1771 to 1858
Where was Robert Owen born?
Robert Owen was born in Newtown, Montgomeryshire, Wales.
When was Robert Owen Page born?
Robert Owen Page was born in 1897.
When did Robert Owen Page die?
Robert Owen Page died in 1957.
When was Robert Dale Owen born?
Robert Dale Owen was born in 1801.
When did Robert Dale Owen die?
Robert Dale Owen died in 1877.
When did Robert Owen - theologian - die?
Robert Owen - theologian - died in 1902.
Was Robert Owen a Quaker?
No, Robert Owen was not a Quaker, he believed and practiced "Spiritualism" and was a socialist.
