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What games did soldiers play during world war 1?
Cards
Did children play music in the Civil War?
yes, children play music all around the world. They would play during the Civil war because it gave them something to do, and it made them fewel happy.
Did rocky marciano play rugby union for bridgend whilst serving in the army during world war 2?
Chicken
What were the traditions during World War 2?
to play games or go to movie theaters and watch the 25 cent movies
What roles did minorities play during world war 1?
they played an important part by being different and having different ideas...
What did Albert Einstein love to do?
Albert Einstein loved to play the violin. He learned to play as a child and said it helped him to relax as an adult.
What did Albert Einstein like to do?
when albert Einstein had spear time he loved best to play with his neice cescillia gunder
What was Albert Einstein's favorite instrument?
Albert Einstein's mother played the violin. She began to teach her son to play when he was about six years old. As he travelled around the world, Einstein would often play his violin, which he nicknamed Lina, with him.
How long did Albert Einstein play the violin?
71 years Albert played
Did Albert Einstein play with his sister a lot?
Yes he did.......NOT
What sports did Albert Einstein play?
he played mind games
What is albert Einstein important quotation?
god does not play dice
What did Albert Einstein like to do when he was young?
he liked to play violin
Who killed Albert Einstein?
Nobody killed Albert Einstein. He died from internal bleeding.
When did Albert Einstein get his compass?
Albert Einstein received his first compass at the age of five from his father, who gave it to him as a gift when he was sick in bed. Einstein later credited this experience as having a profound impact on his curiosity about the underlying principles of the natural world.
What musical instrument did Albert Einstein play at the age of 5?
Violin.
What part did albert Einstein play in the history of science?
Relativity and the Atomic bomb
