1 score = 20 years 1 score = 20 years
A score in time eans 20 years "four score and seven years ago" means 87
I think it's some American thing that said 4 score and whatever years ago. Because it was used in the same sentence as whatever years, the score refers to an amount of years. Score on its own means 20, but it does not have units attached.
A score is equal to 20.
"Score" simply means 20 in English. "Four score and seven years ago our fathers brought forth on this continent, a new nation, conceived in Liberty, and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal." (Abraham Lincoln)
Since score is defined as 20, 4 score is 80. I am assuming by 4 score you mean 4 score years (as opposed to 4 score seconds, minutes, etc.). Since 4 score is 80, 4 score years is 80 years.
Seven score and fourteen years.
a score is 20 years
A score in time eans 20 years "four score and seven years ago" means 87
60 years
"Score" is not a measure of time. It is a measure of quantity. Thus the question is imprecise and cannot be answered without more information. A "score" is equal to 20 So the question amounts to asking "How long is 20?" 20 what? Years? Weeks? Days? Minutes? One score years = 20 years two score years = 40 years and so on.
Senatorial terms in the United States are 6 years long. Senators can be re-elected for multiple terms.
"Four score" is a term used to denote 80 years. It was famously used in the Gettysburg Address by President Abraham Lincoln, where he stated, "Four score and seven years ago our fathers brought forth on this continent a new nation."
4 years
Governor or (Gubernatorial) terms last four years.
A score is 20. For popular example in Abraham Lincoln's speech (The Gettysburg Address) He uses the words "Four score and seven years ago our fathers brought forth...." and so on he is clearly saying 87 years due to the Declaration of Independence which happened 87 years earlier.
Two terms only, terms are four years each.
I think it's some American thing that said 4 score and whatever years ago. Because it was used in the same sentence as whatever years, the score refers to an amount of years. Score on its own means 20, but it does not have units attached.