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Delaware

Delaware is a state located in the eastern region of the United States. It ranks 49th in terms of total land area and 45th in terms of population. Delaware also participated in the American Revolution.

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Is Delaware's abbreviation DE?

The postal code abbreviation for Delaware is DE.

What were the dangers of colonial Delaware?

They lived near water so the settlement usually flooded.

How did the people in Delaware get along with the natives?

it was bad because the native Americans killed and took over Delaware and they handed it over to willam penn

Which of these is not bordered by the Atlantic ocean vermont New Jersey Delaware?

Vermont does not border the Atlantic Ocean. New Hampshire and Maine border the Atlantic Ocean.

What is Delaware's state vegetable?

Delaware farmers grow strawberries, blueberries, cantaloupe, watermelon, peaches, pears and apples. Grapes grow in the area as well, and there are small local vineyards for the production of wines.

What is the largest river in Delaware?

The Delaware River was named after Delaware because the Cherokee indeans named Delaware and the Delaware River.

Major lakes of Delaware?

i don't know that's why i am on this website but it never tells me the answer

What is the phone number of the University Of Delaware in Newark Delaware?

The phone number of the University Of Delaware is: 302-831-8037.

Which state does not an ocean Vermont Virginia Delaware?

Vermont does not border an ocean. Virginia and Delaware border the Atlantic Ocean.

How did the peninsula that Delaware shares with Maryland and Virginia get its name?

The Delmarva Peninsula is the peninsula that the states of Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia share. Delmarva is a combination of an abbreviation of all three state's names in alphabetical order.

Delaware + Maryland + Virginia = Delmarva.

What important events took place in delaware's early history?

  1. In 1497 Delaware was explored by its first European John Cabot.
  2. In 1609 it was explored by Henry Hudson of the Dutch West India Company.
  3. In 1624 the Dutch settled a Trading Post at what is now Burlington Island. In 1626 they created Fort Nassau at what is now Gloucester City New Jersey and Zwaanendael at what is now Lewes in 1631.
  4. In 1638 the Swedes created their Colony of Fort Christina (today's Wilmington).
  5. In 1682 William Penn arrived in New Castle with a Charter for Pennsylvania and a lease for the Lower Counties on the Delaware.

What did Delaware colony eat?

(real answer)

1) People eat deer, turkey, squash, berries, lamb, goat, geese, bears. ( originally ate back then)

(weird random stuff)

2) Ate cows( if yall people don't get it, it is h-a-m-b-u-r-g-e-r), organs( like liver, heart, brain, and other stuff i don't know about), pig butt( idk), Hot Dogs( no they are not real dogs), worms, grubs( idk), grease, gum, humans ( if yall don't get it. these people are cannibals), slugs( i think they are french), bacon( yall don't get it, it's piggy), seal, penguin, lion, tiger, and bears o my!! snakes( slither things), shark, dolphin, metal( there was a person who ate metal but he died), leather, trash( homeless people. no offense hobos)!

What is Delaware state bird name?

yes it is the blue hen chicken yes it is the blue hen chicken there has to be another animal besides the blue hen chicken it's also a pig and a stingray
Delaware does not have an Official State Animal.

What did people do for work in Delaware in 1638?

millners,fisherman, trading, agriculture, and a very little farmers

Which two cities are located on the Delaware River?

The Delaware River is one of America's major rivers. The river borders more than two states. In fact, the Delaware River crosses four U.S. states. New York, New Jersey and of course, Delaware, are all proud to own some part of the Delaware River in their own land.

What type of plant life is in Delaware?

Delawares plant life is complicated. It has some good soil and some bad.So it depends on what you are growing.