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Jan 31 Guy Fawkes, convicted of treason against England's King James I, is executed on this day in history.
Apr 12 On this day in history england adopts the Union Jack as its flag
Apr 12 On this day in history england adopts the Union Jack as its flag God save the king
May 16 2,000 foreigners murdered in Russia on this day in history.
Jul 15 On this day in history the birth of Rembrandt, Dutch artist and etcher
Dec 20 Virginia Company settlers leave London to establish Jamestown on this day in history.
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∙ 7y ago
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∙ 12y agoWell, there are a couple of things
1. The first Black slaves were introduced into America. 2. The Ending of the French And Indian War.
The most significant thing would be #1
Thanks
Well, there are a couple of things
1. The first Black slaves were introduced into America. 2. The Ending of the French And Indian War.
The most significant thing would be #1
Thanks
to be more specific they were not slaves. the colonies had started importing indentured servants from England and tried turning some native Americans into indentured servants. the first African's in America were also indentured servants capable of gaining freedom in seven years or 21 if they were born into indentured servitude in America. this was an attempt to acquire servants that wouldn't be able to go home. this was extremely effective because of no way for them to return. it was then a slow transition that took more than 50 years before they were actually considered slaves. another interesting point is that slavery historically was never an issue of race until America. before America ,slavery was slavery. you were either born into it or you weren't, black, white, brown or purple.
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∙ 14y agoQuite a few things, actually. Do a Wikipedia search on "1641" and you'll find out
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∙ 11y agothe very first 20 black people came to the US
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∙ 10y agoIn 1610 a group of African came as slaves to Trinidad.
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∙ 11y agowhathappened in the unatest of america in1608
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What happened in Canada in 1608?
Quebec city was founded
What happened on January 7 1608?
fire destroys houses in jamestown. i think.
What years did John Milton live?
9 December 1608 - 8 November 1674
Who was the french king in 1608?
Henri IV, le Bon Roi Henri, le Vert-Galant
How did Mary arden die?
Mary (Arden) Shakespeare (c. 1537â??1608) was the mother of William Shakespeare. The cause of her death is unknown, but she died at age 68.
What happened in Canada in 1608?
Quebec city was founded
What happened in shakespearian time from 1594 - 1608?
The telescope was invented in Germany.
What happened on January 7 1608?
fire destroys houses in jamestown. i think.
Does the slug have a skeletal system?
how old was pocahantas in 1608 how old was pocahantas in 1608 how old was pocahantas in 1608 how old was pocahantas in 1608
328 meters equals miles?
Each mile is about 1608 meters.Each mile is about 1608 meters.Each mile is about 1608 meters.Each mile is about 1608 meters.
What is 39.9 percent of 1608?
39.9% of 1,608 = 39.9% * 1608 = 0.399 * 1608 = 641.592
How many pounds is 1608 US dollars?
$1608 is £1325.10
Which city was founded by Samuel Champlain in 1608?
He found quebec in 1608
What is the answer to 12 divided by 1608?
0.0075
When did Mary arden die?
She lived from 1540 to 1608. So she died in 1608.
Where is 1608 Mockingbird Lane in Hendersonville Tennessee?
There is no such address in Hendersonville.There is a Mockingbird Hill Road, but it does not have a #1608. Likewise, there is a Mockingbird Lane in Green Hill, just across the lake, but it also does not have a #1608.
When did French settlers come to Québec?
Québec was founded by Samuel Champlain in 1608. However, French settlers might have been in the vicinity prior to 1608. Jacques Cartier had spent two winters in Québec about 70 years prior to Champlain.
