the person named juan ortega was in the navy.
Bennet Riley, the US military governor, called a meeting along with forty-eight other delegates and wrote the California Constitution. Then, the US government ratified the constitution and California became the 31st state September 9th, 1850.
Resort Altitude: 1850m (6069ft) Technically Courchevel 1850 is not actually situated exactly at 1850 metres above sea level but when the resort was being built, it wanted to boast it was higher than nearby Val d'Isere and so named the top part Courchevel 1850m.
Christchurch, New Zealand, was officially founded in 1850. It was established as a planned settlement by the Canterbury Association, with the aim of creating a city based on the principles of the Church of England. The first settlers arrived in 1850, and the city was named after Christ Church, a college at the University of Oxford.
It happend on 1850.
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Military Academy Belgrade was created in 1850.
California had military governors from 1846 until 1850 (statehood).
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A man named Christopher Madagascer discovered Madagascar in 1850 and the island is named after him. HopE This Helps!
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C. Person's Sons was created in 1850.
It was invented in 1850 by two brothers named Charles and Vincent Chevilar.
Bennet Riley, the US military governor, called a meeting along with forty-eight other delegates and wrote the California Constitution. Then, the US government ratified the constitution and California became the 31st state September 9th, 1850.
The odore Grivas has written: 'Military governments in California, 1846-1850' -- subject(s): Politics and government, Military government, History
It was still called Fort Worth. It was named after Major General William Jenkins Worth and was named around 1850.
What south. Please make your questions clear - in 1850 any person or country could regard south of where they are "the south".
Muscovite was first described by James Dwight Dana, an American mineralogist, in 1850. However, it was officially named and recognized as a distinct mineral by German mineralogist Adolph Kenngott in 1868.