Life in the mid-1600s varied greatly depending on one's location and social status. In Europe, many people lived in agrarian societies, working the land under a feudal system, while towns began to grow due to trade and commerce. The period was marked by significant events such as the Thirty Years' War, which caused widespread devastation and social upheaval. In colonial America, settlers faced challenges from harsh environments and Indigenous populations, leading to a mix of cooperation and conflict.
The Chinese emperor that expanded China's territory in the mid 1600's was Qianlong. The Chinese controlled more than one third of the population under his rule.
The caravel was made smaller and with a shallow keel to take advantage of the wind. Like other ships of the time, it was made of wood.
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The Quakers began in the mid-1600's in England during the reformation period. George Fox, the original leader of the Quakers, began to preach in the fields and streets, proclaiming what he called the "pure truth" of Christianity.
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A painting that Edward refers to as "the Waggoner" which is of London in the mid 1600's (note: a picture depicting London during Carlisle's human life).
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The Chinese emperor that expanded China's territory in the mid 1600's was Qianlong. The Chinese controlled more than one third of the population under his rule.
Um... well if you mean when he lived and then died. It was 1743-1797, so he lived in the mid 1700s.
In men, most cases of schizophrenia happen during the mid to late teens. In women, most cases happen in the mid twenties.
The caravel was made smaller and with a shallow keel to take advantage of the wind. Like other ships of the time, it was made of wood.
The Dutch (or Netherlands) had the highest standards of living in the mid 1600's in Europe.
The nations of Western Europe were the least dependent on the labor of serfs in the mid-1600s.
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