Negative conditions caused Europeans to undertake a dangerous voyage and settle in an unknown and dangerous wilderness. Among these conditions were deep poverty, prosecution, and hunger.
He was murdered on the eve of his departure, and the task was taken on by one of his sons Alexander (later the Great).
Hercules murders his family. Then, afterward, realizing in horror at what he did, he was prompted to undertake the '12 Labors'.Hercules kills his children and his wife, Megara.
No. In ancient Athens, women were considered the property of their husbands and before that, the property of their fathers. Marriage was not supposed to be a love match, and women could not by themselves undertake any legal procedure, including divorce.
The purpose of the Persians was to create a peaceful, secure and prosperous empire. When they took over areas, they would leave local rulers to continue to control the city/tribe/people and establish a Persian provincial governor to oversee them, and also keep the peace and defend against external intruders. They would also impose a tax to finance this defence and to undertake public works. It is interesting that when the european Greeks liberated the Greek cities of western Asia Minor, they had to settle on tax systems for the cities. The Athenian general Aristeides, who was appointed to do this, ended up using the Persian tax model, which he found to be very fair.
They Came across the sea in their long canoes over 2000 years ago. They are the Mikmaq If you take the time and look closely you will see.....:) These are my people! The Micmacs probably came across the Atlantic around 2000 BC. They had previously received an Egyptian migration in Maine around 2500 BC; the Egyptians gave them hieroglyphics, which they still have! The Micmacs probably set out to find their ancient home Egypt, and found Scotland instead. They mixed with the many peoples they found there, including ancient Capoids ("brownies"), Basque-like Ambrones from the Netherlands, Etruscan-like Attecotti from Thrace, Liguro-Lappic Fomori from Norway (Iuchurbe), who fought the Tuatha De Danaan in Ireland, and the remnants of the ancient Goidelic Celts of Britain (the Gogmagogi) who were driven north by the invading Cimbric Celts (Brythonics) when the latter invaded Britain from Bohemia. It's mind-boggling how many people the Picts really were! Now they are the Scots. When Columbus visited Ireland shortly before his voyages to America, he saw two Micmacs, a man and a woman, who had washed up on the Irish coast in a canoe; they were close to death. Columbus asked the man with sign language where he had come from; the man pointed to the West and died. Some say that this experience is what prompted Columbus to undertake his historic voyages.
People might undertake long and dangerous journeys to the UK to reunite or visit with long-lost relatives. Those who live in war-torn countries and wish to escape might also find haven in the UK.
It created World War III and the rise of the anti-Christ.
I undertake. I undertook. I have undertaken.
of Undertake, imp. of Undertake.
Example sentences for the verb undertake:We've won the contract to undertake the bridge repair.They promised to undertake an investigation into the matter.Will you undertake this mission?
The journey to the UK from the United States is long, but it is not dangerous. It is safer to travel by airplane than it is to travel by car. People travel to the UK to vacation, for business, or to visit friends and family.
The past tense of "undertake" is "undertook."
The verb of undertakings is undertake. As in "to undertake something".
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In one sense only: to undertake something is to commit oneself to it.
Europeans made the astrolabe to navigate by measuring the angle of celestial bodies, helping determine their position at sea. The magnetic compass was created to identify the direction of travel by pointing towards magnetic north, aiding in navigation and exploration.
Polydectes suggested that Perseus undertake the quest to bring him the head of the Gorgon Medusa. This was a dangerous task as whoever looked directly at Medusa would turn to stone.