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From which word does the word history come from?
The word "history" comes from Middle English through Latin. It was originally Greek and was spelt as "historia", meaning to inquire as well as narrative and history.
What is folk history?
Stories and personal histories passed down through a close collection of people, such as a family or tribe. Official history pertains to larger matters, folk history to everyday life within the clique.
Can history channel DVDs be bought online?
Yes, you can directly purchase History Channel shows on DVD directly through the History Channel. It looks right now they are having a sale of 3 dvds for the cost of $30.
What is the Renaissance period?
The renaissance was a cultural movement in European history. This was during the 14th century, through the 17th century.
What is the history of chakra's How did they come about?
The history of the hierarchies of chakras came about in the eighth century by Buddhist Hevajra Tantra. The word chakras comes from Sanskrit and means wheel or turning. Chakras came about through the practice of yogi.
Why did General Braddock's attack on Fort Duquesne fail?
while General Braddock was overseeing the attack , he was shot through the lungs , so then the solders had no commands and eventually the officers ( under Braddock ) organized a retreat . Over half the British force was killed or wounded.
What American officer was with general braddock when he went on the march through the woods?
George Washington
What American officer was with general braddock when he went on the march through the wilderness?
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American officer who accompanied General Braddock on a march through the wilderness?
Colonel George Washington of the Virginia Militia. In the massive ambush where Braddock's force was annihilated and Braddock himself mortally wounded, Washington got four bullets passing through his clothes, but was not scratched. Other notable Americans along were Daniel Boone and Daniel Morgan, both serving as teamsters (wagon drivers).
How is the theme of isolation presented in Cinderella?
In Cinderella, the theme of isolation is primarily illustrated through the protagonist's oppressive living situation with her stepmother and stepsisters, who subject her to servitude and emotional neglect. This isolation is both physical and emotional, as she is denied companionship and love, highlighting her loneliness. Cinderella's confinement to the household symbolizes her marginalization, while the magical intervention of her fairy godmother offers a momentary escape, suggesting that hope and connection can break the bonds of isolation. Ultimately, her journey underscores the resilience of the human spirit in the face of solitude.
During the 1990s Frost presented the panel game what?
Through the Keyhole During the 1990s, Frost presented the panel game Through the Keyhole, which featured a long running partnership with Loyd Grossman.
Who presented the theory of evoloution through natural selection?
Charles Darwin
What is James Braddock's fight record?
He won 56, lost 23, with 4 draws and 2 no contests. He lost several fights through injury.
What history book is need to help understand the bible?
The Bible is the history of mankind, primarily presented through the House of Israel and those peoples/tribes/nations that interact with them. It stands alone and needs no other history book to assist/clarify it. This by no means suggests that another resource book cannot shed light for some upon passages.
What new slants do viorsts and silversteins poems give to the Cinderella story?
Viorst's "If I Were in Charge of the World" portrays a twist on Cinderella by exploring themes of power and control through a child's perspective, highlighting the desire for autonomy. Silverstein's "The Cinders" provides a humorous and whimsical take on the story, emphasizing the importance of self-acceptance and embracing imperfections. Both poems offer unique interpretations of the traditional Cinderella narrative through playful language and fresh perspectives.
Why did boxing become popular in the 1920s?
Boxing was important during the Great Depression because it gave the people something to have a passion about, it gave them something to believe in. One of the most famous boxers during the Great Depression was James J. Braddock. He started off at the top and then got hit really hard by the depression(excuse the pun). He made a come back and during his comeback gave the citizens something to believe in. Boxing was an inspiring event and got a lot of people through the Depression. I would highly recommend watching Cinderella Man. It is the story of James J. Braddock. (Warning: You may find yourself boxing as Braddock against his opponent in the end) :)
Yves Saint Laurent presented what shocking look in 1968?
See-Through Clothes
