Delaware

The great scholar Lou Monte records that Washington was cold, hungry, and had no change of undergarments at the time when he crossed the Delaware river. Washington apparently had also been planning on courting the support of Italy at the time, and this is what he supposed said as he crossed: "Mme faccia 'nu fridd', e tengo 'na famm',

Mme faccia 'nu fridd', no tengo mo dann'.

Delaware Indians used two styles of homes. They lived in longhouses or wigwams. Both were constructed of poles with tree bark coverings. Wigwams are rounded hut like structures. One family would live in a wigwam. A longhouse is a long building where extended families could live together. There were dividers to separate rooms, and platforms allowed for a second story where sleeping was done.

The Delaware Colony was founded in the year 1638. It was a part of the state of Pennsylvania up until 1703.

The main religion of the Delaware colony was Protestantism. However, there was religious tolerance in this colony and other religious groups lived here, including Quakers and Catholics. This colony was founded by Peter Minuit in 1638.

it was hard..men worked all day in the fields. It was known for it's goot soil and cattle. Some of the crops were rice,indigo, flax, grains, and lots of fruits and vegetables. Lumber and food were a major import.

You can find tons of info on the Delaware colony at the below two links. Delaware Colony: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delaware_Colony Delaware Colony Link 2: http://americanhistory.about.com/cs/colonialamerica/p/delawarecolony.htm Hope this helps, Chris. http://backup.visuallink.com

No. Washington's Crossing is the location of Washington's crossing of the Delaware on the Delaware River in Titusville, New Jersey, and Yardley, Pennsylvania. The site was named a US National Historic Landmark in 1961. It comprises two state parks: on the New Jersey side, the 3,100-acre (13 km2) Washington Crossing State Park, and on the Pennsylvania side, the 500-acre (2.0 km2) Washington Crossing Historic Park.

Delaware was originally a proprietary colony , but became a royal colony in the 1700s

There were mostly catholics during the 1600-1700s.

1638 by Peter Muit and the New Sweden Company

Colonial Delaware based it's econmy on trade, farming, and natural resources. Some of its major crops were grain, flax, vegetables, and fruit. The people of Delaware used the powere from streams to power their mills, which ground the wheat and rye into flour. Many people's jobs included ship building, iron works, trading, fishing, and lumber and timber industries

Delaware is not a Native American name. Exploring the Atlantic coast north of Jamestown in 1610, Captain Samuel Argall discovered a large bay which he named in honor of Sir Thomas West, Third Lord de la Warr and the first governor of the Virginia.

Also called the Lenape, they lived along the Delaware and lower Hudson Rivers in what is now New Jersey and New York, but anthropologists call the area the Northeastern Woodlands.

Horse racing, drinking games, playing music on the violin, nine-pins, gambling, dominoes.

Yes there were Indians in Delaware. Most Delaware Native Americans were forced to migrate westward when European colonists took over the Delaware area. These tribes are not extinct, but except for the descendants of Delaware Indians who assimilated into white society, they do not live in Delaware anymore. Today there are two federally recognized Delaware tribes in Oklahoma and one Delaware Indian tribe in Canada.

The first colony was established in order to have control over more land, to raise crops since the soil wasn't as rich in the Netherlands as it was in Delaware, and last of all since Delaware was right on the coast of the Atlantic ocean so it was very simple and easy to catch fish.

George Washington crossed the Delaware River during the Revolutionary War. He knew the German Mercenaries would be drunk on Christmas Day. Washington arrived with the sober American Army and captured the drunk German Army.

Delaware's colonial government was the first to ratify the Constitution on December 7, 1787, after the Connecticut Compromise, creating our bicameral legislature (the U.S. House and Senate), was approved by the Constitutional convention.

According to the 2010 U.S. Census, the population of Delaware is 897,934.

An estimate in late 2011 was 907,135.

(See the related links below for a breakdown of Delaware's population.)

As of 2014, the population is 985,000.

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•The Declaration of Independence endures as the basic statement of the principles of American government.
•The principles of the American government.

Those things that were available such as fish, berries and root vegetables.

Those things that could be hunted or trapped such as bear, deer, hare, squirrels, wild fowl, ducks, geese and turkey.

Those things that they traded for or had brought with them or had imported from the Virginia colony such as lamb, swine, domestic chickens, beef, goats or a beached whale if it happened to come ashore.

New Castle Country, Delaware.

There is no need for "legal process" unless the person being asked to leave has a lease or is a part owner of the property. If the issue is parents wanting an adult child to leave their home, all that is needed is for the adult child to be told to do so. The adult child has the right to take all personal belongings and those items that they purchased or gifted. If an adult child refuses to leave voluntarily the parents may enlist the assistance of the local authorities (hopefully that would not be necessary).