What did marquette find or discover in his time of finding stuffs?
as a missionary Priest/explorer he was one of the first White men to see the Mississippi River, as he labored among the Indians. he was of the Jesuit order and was , as the name suggests, a Frenchman. Known as Pere Marquette ( Father Marquette) he did NOT found the college bearing his name, or the railroad, both named in his honor. that is all from the famous jacob!! (i rule the world of warcraft) my name is duh dur and im a night elf!!
Where did immigrants live in the 1800s and 1900s?
In the 1800s, English people lived mostly in England, but they also lived all around the world as that was the time when the British Empire grew to the point that the sun never set on it. English people lived in North America, South America, Australia, New Zealand, Africa, China, India, and many other places.
What did the us congress do In the wake of anti-Chinese violence in California?
Passed a law prohibiting the immigration of Chinese laborers to America.
Who are the most famous missing children in history?
There are many famous children that have gone missing in history, such as Virginia Dare, the first child born in America of English parents. She disappeared along with the rest of the Roanoke Colony. Other famous missing children include Henry Fountain, the son of Albert Fountain, politician from the 1800's, who went missing with his father, Edward V of England and his brother Richard of Shrewsbury who disappeared in 1483, Charles Lindbergh III , the son of the famous pilot (Charles III was abducted in 1932,) and Anastasia and Alexis Romanov, the two youngest children of Czar Nicholas II, who disappeared during the Russian revolution. For more information, try reading The Missing Series by Margaret Peterson Haddix.
Immigration increased! who ealse was going to take all that land? Elmo?!?
There was no place with that precise spelling in the Austro-Hungarian Empire. There are many possible place names that might have been distorted when pronounced by one person and heard by another who was not familiar with the places or the language.
One possibility is Zuratyn, which would have been pronounced the way an American would today pronounce "zur-a-tin" but if the "n' was not emphasised, you could easily end up with "Zurati".
This place was in the Austrian province of Galicia, in the Kamionka Strumlova administrative district and the Busk Judicial District. It is now in the modern country of Ukraine.
How much did an umbrella cost in 1900?
I have read a whole article for like 2 hours and I could not find any price nor anything that could tell me something about pricing.
An umbrella in 1900 likely retailed for around $1.00.
What is 'À l'Écu d'Or ou la Bonne Auberge' when translated from French to English?
Roughly translates as "A golden crown for our good inn" (Crown used to mean coinage, "Crowns" are used in several countries up to the present day)
I think the meaning is basically "Next round is on me"?
Where is Algeria and what European power controlled it?
Algeria is in Africa and lies next to Libya. It was a French colony once upon a time.
What kind of education did Margaret E Knight have?
She went to school until she was twelve years old and worked until she was fifty six.
She invented a paper bag machine that helped many people over the years.
Why were the immigrants who came to the US at the turn of the 20th century called birds of passage?
they came with the intention of returning to the Old World
How have viruses affected world history?
One of the primary examples of a disease affecting world history is the Black Plague that killed 3/4 of Europe. Another example woould be the flu strain that hit in the early 1900's.
How has children's television changed since the 80's?
Its changed a lot over the years. Theres more sex, violence and disrespect. Children learn how to swear at their parents, friends and family. The music teaches children how to be sex icons and to have lots of sex because thars the thing to do and also how to treat the women of America. Especially black females.
On March 7, 1936 German troops entered the Rhineland and thereby violated the treaty.