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In the West, particularly during the 19th century, people often used terms like "scoundrel," "rascal," or "cad" when they were mad at each other. These terms conveyed disdain or contempt and reflected the social norms of the time. Additionally, more colorful insults like "blaggard" or "bounder" were also common. Overall, the language of anger often combined humor with sharp criticism.
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Why did people in different parts of west Africa trade with each other?
so they can get wealthy
What do you call people from wessex?
west saxon
What is the other call of east Asia?
west Asia
What would a naval officer who graduated from Annapolis call an army officer that graduated from West Point?
A Naval Academy grad would call a West Point grad the same thing any officer would call another. They would call each other "Mr. (last name)" and if appropriate would use "Sir" as a sign of respect.
Why do people call Texas western when its in the south?
because it is west of the Mississippi.
What do you call the parallel lines that circle the globe?
Lines of latitude encircle the Earth in an east-to-west direction, and are used in geography. They are called parallels and are parallel to each other and to the equator.
In what way were the Northeast and West important to each other?
The West provided food for the Northeast. The Northeast provided workers for the West.
What were three kingdom in west kingdom?
Ghana, Mali, and Songhai, each overlapping each other as they expand one after the other
What makes the east and west valley of the kings different from each other?
west is the valley of the dead kings
Why do these groups not get along in west sidestory?
because they hate each other
How did missionaries going west lead to other people wanted to move west?
they didn't
When was Call of the West created?
Call of the West was created in 1982-07.
