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Why is King's Cross and St Pancras seperated from each other?
The King's Cross and St Pancras are separated from each other because of their plan and design.
Where did Martin Luther King eat?
In his dining room, with his family.
What were some popular restaurants in the 60s?
In the 1960s, popular restaurants included chains like Howard Johnson's, known for its iconic ice cream and fried clams, and the upscale dining experience at places like The Brown Derby in Hollywood. Fast food also gained traction, with McDonald's and Burger King emerging as household names. Additionally, diners and coffee shops, such as Denny's and The Coffee Pot, offered casual dining options that were popular with families and travelers.
How many and which restaurants sell hash browns?
Many restaurants sell hash browns, particularly breakfast-focused chains and diners. Notable examples include McDonald’s, IHOP, Denny's, and Waffle House, all of which offer hash browns as part of their breakfast menus. Additionally, some fast-food restaurants like Burger King and Jack in the Box also serve hash browns. Local diners and cafes often feature them as well, making hash browns a popular item across a variety of dining establishments.
Who separated England from the pope?
King Henry VIII
What was a king's home like in medieval times?
Kings feasted on deer and other hunted animals in a large dining hall. Kigs usually lived in castles with giant rooms.
How did north and south Carolina get separated?
The King wanted to make it two colonies
Who separated from the catholic church because he needed an heir?
King Henry VIII of England
Who formed protestant religion king Henry VIII or Martin Luther?
King Henry the 8th. Martin Luther separated from the Catholic church.
What could they do about the problems with King John and the barons?
They could be separated. The Barons sent to algeria, while King John is being sent to Azerbaijan:)
What law did martin Luther king jr. help get pass?
the law that separated the blacks from the whites
Was William King the first governor of Maine?
Yes, he became the first governor when it separated from Massachusetts in 1820. William King who was in office in 1820 and 1821.
