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The names that come to mind are..... Ding bats [used by the British, circa turn of the century] Soda-lemons [used by Indians possibly more humorous than derogatory]]
A century is a 100 years so it relates to the period 1300 to 1399. We normally don't have historians assigned by century. During this period India was fragmented with the main power in the hands of the Delhi Sultanate. In the South existed the Vijaynagar Kingdom. The North West was dominated by Afghans
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If this is from apex the answer is|a: Contextualizing the experiences of women during the industrial revolution.
Some historians date the game of Chess as early as the 2nd century, originating from China
historians beleive that it began in the 18th century and in Manchester, England
Virtually all the distinguished historians of early-nineteenth-century America came from New England
most successful Muslim raids in the ninth century occurred where
In colonial New York, 17th century, an anglicized form of the Dutch schepel, a skipple is a unit of dry capacity, about 27.8 liters.
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"prisons of nationalities."
second half of the 18th century
The name Tebow is an anglicized [sic] version of the Flemish name Tibaut. The Tibauts came from what is today Bruges Belgium to the New Amsterdam Colony in the early 17th century. The name was anglicized to the present form (Tebow) sometime after the English coopted the colony in the later part of the same century. The French name Thibault is also a version of the original Frankish name.
The Indians disapproved of British rule in the late nineteenth century, as they wanted to be independent.
Historians sometimes refer to the late fifteenth century as "new monarchies" or "Renaissance states" because in the renaissance time new discoveries had been affected by the first rulers.The historians usually refer to the monarchies of the late fifteenth century as Renaissance states because of the type of governance in these states.
The European Renaissance caused historians to put forth the idea that monarchies in the 17th century were more then just based on heredity.