believe it or not, people in the 1700's ate a lot of meat. Many kinds depending on how rich you were. Birds of all kinds, quail, peacocks, etc. Not as many veggies. Some fruits, mostly cooked, as it was thought to eat them raw was not always good and could give you digestive problems. Peas were cooked a lot in the water from the cooked meats and ate as soups.
The temperature of the air.The humidity of the air.The type and amount of cloudiness.The type and amount of precipitation.Air pressure.Wind speed and direction.
Food energy, which is a type of chemical energy.
Food energy, which is a type of chemical energy.
Distilled water
Because it depends on what type of ore it is. If it is a certain type of ore, then there is a certain amount of value in money for it. That's Why.
This is called a pyramid. The base is very wide and top is very, very narrow.
their was corn
the amount of water available
centipede
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This depends on the amount and type of this coloring substance.
During the 1700s, walking was the main type of transportation. But there are also horses and carriages that only rich people can afford.
It depends on the type of person,how much food its body need.
they don't use phones.
Chicago style pizza has a broad following, but every type of dining is readily available.
An epistolary novel was written in the form of letters and was popular in the 1700s.
Bettas should not be fed the same food as other fish. Bettas require a high amount of protein, and have their own special betta pellets available at petsmart, petco, walmart, or any place that sells fish. They also like a variety of food, so invest in a small container of bloodworms, also available at all the same places. bettas go crazy for them.