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What were the conditions in Italy in the 1920s?
In the 1920s, Italy was under a fascist regime and the economy was in terrible condition. Much of the population faced hunger, unemployment, and poverty.
What were the working conditions in Russia under the tsars?
Conditions when Tsar Nick was in power were not good. The average working day was 11 hours, six days a week. This was also for very little pay. This is one of the main events in the early days of Russia which contributed to the 1905 Revolution. Overall, the working conditions were terrible.
How were the convicts moved?
The convicts were transported via ships from England to Australia. The First Fleet was under British authority, but the Second Fleet was contracted out to private contractors. Because of the terrible conditions of the Second Fleet, subsequent fleets we again up under British authority. Once in Australia, they were required to walk everywhere.
How did the patriots loose the battle of camden?
We lost because under the horrible leadership of Horatio Gates we used Militia ( inexpierienced soldiers fighting for their land) as our main battle line against expierienced soldiers of england. With bayonets they slashed through the militia only leaving 700 of the original 4000 to escape.
How did conditions at Jamestown improve under John Smith's leadership?
How did conditions at Jamestown improve under john smiths leadership
What do you think would make patriot soldier keep fighting even under terrible conditions like the ones they faced when crossing the Delaware?
money, and the speech, (these are the times that try men's souls)
What do you think would make a Patriot soldier keep fighting even under terrible conditions like the ones they faced when crossing Delaware?
money, and the speech, (these are the times that try men's souls)
Would make a Patriot soldier keep fighting even under terrible conditions like the ones they faced when crossing the Delaware?
money, and the speech, (these are the times that try men's souls)
What is the revloutionary war?
The revolutionary war was a war that was between the patriots and British and the patriots were fighting for freedom under the British. They wrote many grievance's to the British about quartering the soldier's. The war started by Thomas Jefferson who wrote the Declaration of Independance.
What were the conditions in Italy in the 1920s?
In the 1920s, Italy was under a fascist regime and the economy was in terrible condition. Much of the population faced hunger, unemployment, and poverty.
What is the difference between loyalists and patriots?
'Loyalists' were loyal to the Crown of England. 'Patriots' supported the war for independence during the time of the American Revolution. Loyalist were fighting under command of British. While, the Patriots aka rebels fought for there independence.
How were the patriots different then the loyalist?
Patriots did not want to remain under British rule while the Loyalists did.
What happens under the conditions?
To what, under which conditions?
Can Siamese fighting fish make babies?
All animals can reproduce. Bettas are no exception. When a male and female are left together under the right conditions, they will spawn.
How are patriots different from loyalists?
Patriots wanted a separation from England's rule, while Loyalists wanted to stay under England's rule.
What is supereffective on spiritomb?
Spiritomb is Dark and Ghost type. Under normal conditions, there are no moves that are super effective against it, since Ghosts cannot be hit by Fighting type moves.However, if Foresight, Odor Sleuth etc. is used, the Fighting type becomes super effective.Under normal conditions, Spiritomb is resistant to attacks of the Poison type, and completely unaffected by Normal, Fighting and Psychic type moves.
Did the slaves volunteer to come to America?
They were slaves. They did not volunteer. They were taken by force and many of them died on the way. The majority of those who survived the journey would die in slavery under terrible conditions and at a young age.
