after of what they saw the renaissance can do they started to think what is outside there.they wanted to explore like the renaissance did
The advertisements helped to propel sales for the new product.
some president
Trade winds
== == The Golden Age was a highlight in English history, synonymous with the reign of Queen Elizabeth I. Often referred to as the Elizabethan Era, this period witnessed the peak of English Renaissance; a time when literature, art and theatre blossomed. It was also a time of great innovation in technology, science and exploration, backed by the unyielding support of the country's leader. Elizabeth I maintained a relatively peaceful and increasingly prosperous England, which helped propel the developments of an absolutely Golden Age.
The force of his kick managed to propel the ball high into the air, and past the goalkeeper's outstretched arms. Jet skis use streams of water to propel themselves across the surface. The speed gained moving down the ramp will propel a ski jumper through the air.
John Glenn influenced space travel significantly in 1962 when he became the first American to orbit the Earth. His achievement helped propel the United States forward in the space race and solidified his legacy as a space exploration pioneer.
The distance that 75 pounds of explosives can propel fragments varies depending on factors like the type of explosive, the containment of the explosion, and the terrain. However, explosives of this magnitude have the potential to propel fragments hundreds of feet away from the blast site.
Rockets provide massive amounts of life, greater than anything else on earth, and as a result are used to propel spacecraft out of planetary atmospheres.
the same as propel is tug.
no,you can not propel a boat because propel means to push or drive forwards
The distance fragments can be propelled by 75 pounds of explosives depends on various factors such as the type of explosive, its placement, and the surrounding environment. Generally, explosives can propel fragments several hundred feet away.
The boat PROPEL by the rowers rowing