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Actress and model ruth ford has died at her home in New York at the age of 98. A former member of Orson Welles' Mercury Theatre troupe, Ford was a regular ...
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All children 12 and under will be permitted to come down to the track surface at intermission to run foot races with their respective age groups. ...
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I don't mind that they didn't congratulate me, or shower me with compliments about my impeccable culinary discovery . I only hope that one person reads my ...
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Their events are seen on ESPN and the Discovery Channel. Over the next year, Dockdogs will hold competitions in Australia, Great Britain and Japan. ...
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MIRAMAR - A horrific discovery was made Monday afternoon by Miramar police, responding to a reported shooting ...
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Jill's work on drug discovery for selective beta-1 receptor inhibitors stems from a desire to treat heart disease in patients who currently can't be given ...
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Orkney is already renowned for its Stone Age architecture. But the team working on the island believe this new discovery would have been even more important ...
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When Adam Savage, cohost with fellow special effects veteran Jamie Hyneman of MythBusters, the Discovery Channel's geek cult hit, tells us why he's been an ...
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The discovery was made by archaeologists from Glasgow and Aberdeen universities. They found a large sandstone slab, weighing four tons, in 2008 but had to ...
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After its discovery in the summer of 2007, Detrich said it took about six weeks of work to excavate it, and he has been cleaning and assembling it ever ...
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Within minutes of the discovery , rewards were immediately posted. The citizens were horrified, as William Lyman became Rochester's first murder victim. ...
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The project was inspired by the discovery of a logboat in the loch dating back to 1500 BC and another one in the River Tay dating to 1000 BC. ...
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The report said the discovery of the axehead far from Cumbria indicated there was a network of long-distance contacts in prehistoric societies. ...
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In the age of discovery why did the dutch and the portugese decide to go east? (french question included)?
Q. In the age of discovery why did the dutch and the portugese decide to go east, but the english and the spanish decide to go west? Dans L'age de la decouverte pourquoi que les hollandais et les portugais decidairent d'allez a l'est et les espagnol et les anglais decide d'allez a l'ouest?
Asked by Justin M-C - Tue Feb 12 20:19:28 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. One reason was that the Spanish got to the New World first. They were the ones with the wealth and the military might to claim all of it and prevent successful encroachment for about a hundred years. Another is the treaty of tordesillas in which the pope divided the world in half, giving one side to Spain (western) and one to Portugal (eastern). Also, the original reason the Portuguese sailed east was to get at the oriental spice trade. The Spanish funded Columbus' rather half baked attempt to sail westward and they got lucky and discovered two other continents instead. Also, your question is somewhat misleading in that the Spanish, dutch, and Portuguese all established colonies in the east and the west. The Portuguese founded Brazil (due… [cont.]
Answered by Ross - Tue Feb 12 20:34:45 2008
Q. In the age of discovery why did the dutch and the portugese decide to go east, but the english and the spanish decide to go west? Dans L'age de la decouverte pourquoi que les hollandais et les portugais decidairent d'allez a l'est et les espagnol et les anglais decide d'allez a l'ouest?
Asked by Justin M-C - Tue Feb 12 20:19:28 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. One reason was that the Spanish got to the New World first. They were the ones with the wealth and the military might to claim all of it and prevent successful encroachment for about a hundred years. Another is the treaty of tordesillas in which the pope divided the world in half, giving one side to Spain (western) and one to Portugal (eastern). Also, the original reason the Portuguese sailed east was to get at the oriental spice trade. The Spanish funded Columbus' rather half baked attempt to sail westward and they got lucky and discovered two other continents instead. Also, your question is somewhat misleading in that the Spanish, dutch, and Portuguese all established colonies in the east and the west. The Portuguese founded Brazil (due… [cont.]
Answered by Ross - Tue Feb 12 20:34:45 2008
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