they're important because they where the only painters that didn't paint with people in their paintings
also their paintings are stored in the museum (the paintings cot thousands of dollars)
also they we're not caring what people say about their paintings and just continued painting the nature.
because it did coolieo
the orders were to fight with the british but the acadians did not want to some went to live with other nations that is why it is so important
It ultimately transformed our group of soldiers into a real army. The most important thing that happened at Valley Forge was that our soldiers were trained finally
Cossacks are a group of Ukrainian people who originally were members of military communities in Ukraine and who played an important role in the historical development of Ukrainian nation.
Because a properly organised Carrier Air Group has more firepower than a battleship, and can reach further.
The group of seven is an important group because they drew all the pictures for the war are of the war to show at home Canadians what it was like
When we are seven, there are seven individuals present in the group.
A group of seven musicians - or indeed, any group of seven things - is a septet.
Carrier Strike Group Seven ended in 2011.
Carrier Strike Group Seven was created in 2004.
The Group of Seven were a collective of Canadian landscape painters who formed the group in 1920. The name "Group of Seven" originated from the seven founding members who worked together to promote a distinct style of painting that emphasized Canada's scenery and environment.
In 1919 they began to call themselves the Group of Seven, and by 1920 they were ready for their first exhibition.
A group of seven people is a septet. The word is usually used in a musical connection.
A group of seven people is a septet. The word is usually used in a musical connection.
Fruit is not the most important food group. Grain is the most important food group.
Hept stands for seven and there are seven carbon atoms in heptyl group.
They started in the early 1900's