Is Washington & Jefferson College located in Washington or Cumberland county in PA?There are two cities of?
Q. Washington in PA and I don't know which one the college is in.
Asked by Jane - Thu Jun 5 12:40:18 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Washington County
Answered by john carlo - Thu Jun 5 18:36:59 2008
Q. Washington in PA and I don't know which one the college is in.
Asked by Jane - Thu Jun 5 12:40:18 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Washington County
Answered by john carlo - Thu Jun 5 18:36:59 2008
What planting zone is this?
Q. Clallam County, just bordering Jefferson County, in Washington State? Oh wow, zone 8 is surprising, but there is so much rain, wouldn't this kill certain plants?
Asked by Anonymous - Wed Jun 3 15:56:38 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. put your zip in there...
Answered by meanolmaw - Wed Jun 3 19:00:47 2009
Q. Clallam County, just bordering Jefferson County, in Washington State? Oh wow, zone 8 is surprising, but there is so much rain, wouldn't this kill certain plants?
Asked by Anonymous - Wed Jun 3 15:56:38 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. put your zip in there...
Answered by meanolmaw - Wed Jun 3 19:00:47 2009
Does anyone know where I could get free or cheap cobblestone brick in Missouri?
Q. I live in Jefferson County, MO. I would be willing to look almost anywhere in St. Louis City, St. Louis County, Franklin,Washington, St. Francois or Ste. Genevieve counties.
Asked by Linda A - Sun Aug 19 00:39:56 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. dont no srry
Answered by y@ boi - Wed Aug 22 20:46:46 2007
Q. I live in Jefferson County, MO. I would be willing to look almost anywhere in St. Louis City, St. Louis County, Franklin,Washington, St. Francois or Ste. Genevieve counties.
Asked by Linda A - Sun Aug 19 00:39:56 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. dont no srry
Answered by y@ boi - Wed Aug 22 20:46:46 2007
Drivers Licence Washington??
Q. **Calling all Washington people!! I'm going to go take my drivers license test, i have had my permit for 7 months. I live in Washington. I live in Jefferson County. My friend who lives in Seattle said I have to take another written test two weeks before I take my Actual driving test to get my license. is this true?
Asked by j_debello - Mon Jul 30 11:15:10 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, it's not true. In Washington State, the written test is valid for two years so, as long as you passed it within the two years prior to the driving test, you are okay. If it has been more than two years, then you would have to write it again before you could schedule a driving test. Hope that helps!!
Answered by dmvexaminer - Tue Jul 31 02:01:37 2007
Q. **Calling all Washington people!! I'm going to go take my drivers license test, i have had my permit for 7 months. I live in Washington. I live in Jefferson County. My friend who lives in Seattle said I have to take another written test two weeks before I take my Actual driving test to get my license. is this true?
Asked by j_debello - Mon Jul 30 11:15:10 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, it's not true. In Washington State, the written test is valid for two years so, as long as you passed it within the two years prior to the driving test, you are okay. If it has been more than two years, then you would have to write it again before you could schedule a driving test. Hope that helps!!
Answered by dmvexaminer - Tue Jul 31 02:01:37 2007
Can family court hold being two weeks behind on child support against me if my daughter wants to live with me?
Q. I recently lost a good paying job and was forced to take a temp job, because of this I am two weeks behind in my child support. I am currently making payments, but will unlikely be able to get caught up in the immediate future. In the mean time, my ex-wife and 14 year old daughter got into a physical altercation and the next day my ex-wife was arrested for a DUI. My daughter wants to come live with me, I know my ex-wife will fight it and bring up that I am two weeks behind in child support. To complicate matters I live in Jefferson County KY and my daughter lives in Washington County IN. The divorce, child support and custody are set up through the Jefferson County courts. I've been told I can file with the Jefferson County family… [cont.]
Asked by stephanieschmidt1976 - Sat Aug 9 10:07:25 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. let me tell you that only being two weeks behind, the judge isn't going to be too upset. Since you had a job change, you should petition the court for reduced child support if they judge lets your daughter stay with her mom. Get a copy of the police report and any other evidence you have against her and USE it in court. The chances of getting custody are pretty high since your daughter is 14 and is old enough to chose where she wants to live. Most courts do not give payers a hard time for only being two weeks behind. It's when you get into over $5000.oo will they take a close look at your payments and why you are behing. I would definitly contact an attorney but your chances are pretty high. Good luck ot you
Answered by STREAKER - Sat Aug 9 10:38:38 2008
Q. I recently lost a good paying job and was forced to take a temp job, because of this I am two weeks behind in my child support. I am currently making payments, but will unlikely be able to get caught up in the immediate future. In the mean time, my ex-wife and 14 year old daughter got into a physical altercation and the next day my ex-wife was arrested for a DUI. My daughter wants to come live with me, I know my ex-wife will fight it and bring up that I am two weeks behind in child support. To complicate matters I live in Jefferson County KY and my daughter lives in Washington County IN. The divorce, child support and custody are set up through the Jefferson County courts. I've been told I can file with the Jefferson County family… [cont.]
Asked by stephanieschmidt1976 - Sat Aug 9 10:07:25 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. let me tell you that only being two weeks behind, the judge isn't going to be too upset. Since you had a job change, you should petition the court for reduced child support if they judge lets your daughter stay with her mom. Get a copy of the police report and any other evidence you have against her and USE it in court. The chances of getting custody are pretty high since your daughter is 14 and is old enough to chose where she wants to live. Most courts do not give payers a hard time for only being two weeks behind. It's when you get into over $5000.oo will they take a close look at your payments and why you are behing. I would definitly contact an attorney but your chances are pretty high. Good luck ot you
Answered by STREAKER - Sat Aug 9 10:38:38 2008
Why are there so many cities in the United States named after Greek places?
Q. Corinth Hills, GA (Gwinnett County) Corinth Fork, VA (King William County) Corinth Corners, VT (Orange County) Corinth Corner, VT (Orange County) Corinth, KS (Osborne County) Corinth, IL (Williamson County) Corinth, KY (Logan County) Corinth, MI (Kent County) Corinth, WI (Marathon County) Corinth, ND (Williams County) Corinth, OH (Trumbull County) Corinth, WV (Preston County) Corinth, VA (Southampton County) Corinth, VA (Carroll County) Corinth, NC (Rutherford County) Corinth, NC (Nash County) Corinth, NC (Chatham County) Corinth, SC (Oconee County) Corinth, GA (Walker County) Corinth, AL (Walker County) Corinth, AL (Randolph County) Corinth, AL (Randolph County) Corinth, AL (Cullman County) Corinth, AL (Clay County) Corinth, AL (Bullock… [cont.]
Asked by Anderson - Mon Jun 29 18:53:21 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Macedonia is an exception. That is not a "Greek" word. Actually, there is not an item "Greece" in the Ancient world. Greece is established as a country (by East Indian Company) after 1829.
Answered by Antigon - Tue Jun 30 13:14:19 2009
Q. Corinth Hills, GA (Gwinnett County) Corinth Fork, VA (King William County) Corinth Corners, VT (Orange County) Corinth Corner, VT (Orange County) Corinth, KS (Osborne County) Corinth, IL (Williamson County) Corinth, KY (Logan County) Corinth, MI (Kent County) Corinth, WI (Marathon County) Corinth, ND (Williams County) Corinth, OH (Trumbull County) Corinth, WV (Preston County) Corinth, VA (Southampton County) Corinth, VA (Carroll County) Corinth, NC (Rutherford County) Corinth, NC (Nash County) Corinth, NC (Chatham County) Corinth, SC (Oconee County) Corinth, GA (Walker County) Corinth, AL (Walker County) Corinth, AL (Randolph County) Corinth, AL (Randolph County) Corinth, AL (Cullman County) Corinth, AL (Clay County) Corinth, AL (Bullock… [cont.]
Asked by Anderson - Mon Jun 29 18:53:21 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Macedonia is an exception. That is not a "Greek" word. Actually, there is not an item "Greece" in the Ancient world. Greece is established as a country (by East Indian Company) after 1829.
Answered by Antigon - Tue Jun 30 13:14:19 2009
How Republicans always claim to be against Big Government?
Q. How can Republicans claim to be against Big Government when they are generally the biggest threat to civil liberties, dissent, and personal freedom that exist in this country? Exhibit A: The Meese Commission Exhibit B: John "No Lady Justice" Ashcroft Exhibit C: patriot act exhibit D: Bush critics Ted Kennedy and John Lewis, and French exchange student Alexandra Hay, turning up on terrorism No-Fly List Exhibit E: Shoehorning theocracy into American life against the wishes of Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, and George Washington Exhibit F: FISA Exhibit G: NSA Exhibit H: Nixon's Enimies List, as well his ordering the execution of four Kent State students. Exhibit I: Kanawa County, West Virginia I should like to make before… [cont.]
Asked by Tex J - Fri Sep 12 09:18:28 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They always say that! Thinking that the American public is so dumb. They even had the nerve to say that Obama was for BIg Oil Companies! The Republicans will say what ever they can and get away with as long as they win the White House!
Answered by Harry V - Fri Sep 12 09:27:50 2008
Q. How can Republicans claim to be against Big Government when they are generally the biggest threat to civil liberties, dissent, and personal freedom that exist in this country? Exhibit A: The Meese Commission Exhibit B: John "No Lady Justice" Ashcroft Exhibit C: patriot act exhibit D: Bush critics Ted Kennedy and John Lewis, and French exchange student Alexandra Hay, turning up on terrorism No-Fly List Exhibit E: Shoehorning theocracy into American life against the wishes of Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, and George Washington Exhibit F: FISA Exhibit G: NSA Exhibit H: Nixon's Enimies List, as well his ordering the execution of four Kent State students. Exhibit I: Kanawa County, West Virginia I should like to make before… [cont.]
Asked by Tex J - Fri Sep 12 09:18:28 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They always say that! Thinking that the American public is so dumb. They even had the nerve to say that Obama was for BIg Oil Companies! The Republicans will say what ever they can and get away with as long as they win the White House!
Answered by Harry V - Fri Sep 12 09:27:50 2008
What was George Washington's religion?
Q. Sorry people he was not a deist, he was an Episcopalian. Thomas Jefferson was a deist. George Washington 1st President of the United States (April 30, 1789 to March 3, 1797) Nickname: "Father of His Country" Born: February 22, 1732, in Westmoreland County, Virginia Died: December 14, 1799, at Mount Vernon, Virginia Father: Augustine Washington Mother: Mary Ball Washington Married: Martha Dandridge Custis (1732-1802), on January 6, 1759 Children: John "Jack" Parke Custis (adopted) and Martha "Patsy" Custis (adopted) Religion: Episcopalian Education: No formal education Occupation: Planter, Soldier Political Party: Federalist Other Government Positions: Member of Virginia House of Burgesses, 1759-74 Member of Continental Congress, 1774-75 [cont.]
Asked by Gluon - Wed Oct 11 20:18:27 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Actually, he belonged to the Episcopalian Church. But it is documented that he refused to accept communion because he did not believe in it. If you read his writings, he never claims to be a Deist, but his beliefs are similar. See...
Answered by The Doctor - Wed Oct 11 20:28:57 2006
Q. Sorry people he was not a deist, he was an Episcopalian. Thomas Jefferson was a deist. George Washington 1st President of the United States (April 30, 1789 to March 3, 1797) Nickname: "Father of His Country" Born: February 22, 1732, in Westmoreland County, Virginia Died: December 14, 1799, at Mount Vernon, Virginia Father: Augustine Washington Mother: Mary Ball Washington Married: Martha Dandridge Custis (1732-1802), on January 6, 1759 Children: John "Jack" Parke Custis (adopted) and Martha "Patsy" Custis (adopted) Religion: Episcopalian Education: No formal education Occupation: Planter, Soldier Political Party: Federalist Other Government Positions: Member of Virginia House of Burgesses, 1759-74 Member of Continental Congress, 1774-75 [cont.]
Asked by Gluon - Wed Oct 11 20:18:27 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Actually, he belonged to the Episcopalian Church. But it is documented that he refused to accept communion because he did not believe in it. If you read his writings, he never claims to be a Deist, but his beliefs are similar. See...
Answered by The Doctor - Wed Oct 11 20:28:57 2006
Do you think the Father of the Constitution sums up the Gun Control pretty well?
Q. Americans have the right and advantage of being armed unlike the citizens of othe counties whose governments are afraid to trust the people with arms. James Madison The strongest reason for the people to retain the right to keep and bear arms is, at last resort, to protect themselves against tyranny in government. Thomas Jefferson Fireams stand next in importance of the Constitution itself. They are the American people s liberty teeth and keystone under independence. General Washington
Asked by a bush family member - Mon Dec 31 23:10:02 2007 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They did a wonderful job! I only wish that we had a few politicians like them left.
Answered by Sarah M - Mon Dec 31 23:17:18 2007
Q. Americans have the right and advantage of being armed unlike the citizens of othe counties whose governments are afraid to trust the people with arms. James Madison The strongest reason for the people to retain the right to keep and bear arms is, at last resort, to protect themselves against tyranny in government. Thomas Jefferson Fireams stand next in importance of the Constitution itself. They are the American people s liberty teeth and keystone under independence. General Washington
Asked by a bush family member - Mon Dec 31 23:10:02 2007 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They did a wonderful job! I only wish that we had a few politicians like them left.
Answered by Sarah M - Mon Dec 31 23:17:18 2007
what do you think of this destruction of 1,500,000 balots from the 2004 presidential election in Ohio--?
Q. here is a copy of the article (source at the bottom) The Free Press: Speaking Truth to Power Tue Oct 09 2007 Departments Election Issues The dog ate my homework by Richard Hayes Phillips and Patricia "Paddy" Shaffer August 3, 2007 The following table is a compilation of excuses for the destruction of some or all of the records from the 2004 presidential election in Ohio. The statements are excerpted from the "letters of explanation" submitted in April 2007, by certain Boards of Election to the office of Ohio Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner, which were provided to us in response to a public records request. According to the Columbus Dispatch ("56 Ohio counties failed to keep ballots," August 2, 2007), Brunner stated that there is… [cont.]
Asked by janie - Tue Oct 9 08:54:03 2007 - - 11 Answers - 7 Comments
A. I think it smells fishy. But by the time it gets resolved, Bush will be out of office. That seems to be how the system works. Somebody does something bad, the lawers and denyers come in, and it gets dragged out for 6 to 8 years. By then the people who have been made to suffer have given up or died. It's a tactic used by big companies to try and not pay claims, if they inadvertently (or purposefully to save money on costs) make a bunch of people sick they drag it out for years and years so a bunch of them give up or die. It is SOP in most safety related fields, this is just a new application. That's American justice.
Answered by MrNiceGuy - Tue Oct 9 09:04:40 2007
Q. here is a copy of the article (source at the bottom) The Free Press: Speaking Truth to Power Tue Oct 09 2007 Departments Election Issues The dog ate my homework by Richard Hayes Phillips and Patricia "Paddy" Shaffer August 3, 2007 The following table is a compilation of excuses for the destruction of some or all of the records from the 2004 presidential election in Ohio. The statements are excerpted from the "letters of explanation" submitted in April 2007, by certain Boards of Election to the office of Ohio Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner, which were provided to us in response to a public records request. According to the Columbus Dispatch ("56 Ohio counties failed to keep ballots," August 2, 2007), Brunner stated that there is… [cont.]
Asked by janie - Tue Oct 9 08:54:03 2007 - - 11 Answers - 7 Comments
A. I think it smells fishy. But by the time it gets resolved, Bush will be out of office. That seems to be how the system works. Somebody does something bad, the lawers and denyers come in, and it gets dragged out for 6 to 8 years. By then the people who have been made to suffer have given up or died. It's a tactic used by big companies to try and not pay claims, if they inadvertently (or purposefully to save money on costs) make a bunch of people sick they drag it out for years and years so a bunch of them give up or die. It is SOP in most safety related fields, this is just a new application. That's American justice.
Answered by MrNiceGuy - Tue Oct 9 09:04:40 2007
ok i hate this subject i dont undr stand it a bit lol so can u help plz!!?
Q. If you were a specialist working for the National Security Agency, your main job would likely be A. electronic surveillance. B. analyzing and breaking coded messages. C. analyzing data from spy satellites. D. working in the field to carry out covert operations. 2. The largest proportion of federal revenues comes from A. social insurance taxes. B. excise taxes. C. borrowing. D. personal income taxes. 3. Which one of the following individuals would be most likely to vote? A. A 19-year-old high school graduate who likes to complain about the government B. A 22-year-old computer programmer C. A 30-year-old college graduate who has just moved to a new state D. A… [cont.]
Asked by robin p - Fri Jan 25 16:18:01 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. uh...tell us again why we are doing your homework? Crack a book. It won't hurt long and it might even bee good for you
Answered by wizjp - Fri Jan 25 16:21:13 2008
Q. If you were a specialist working for the National Security Agency, your main job would likely be A. electronic surveillance. B. analyzing and breaking coded messages. C. analyzing data from spy satellites. D. working in the field to carry out covert operations. 2. The largest proportion of federal revenues comes from A. social insurance taxes. B. excise taxes. C. borrowing. D. personal income taxes. 3. Which one of the following individuals would be most likely to vote? A. A 19-year-old high school graduate who likes to complain about the government B. A 22-year-old computer programmer C. A 30-year-old college graduate who has just moved to a new state D. A… [cont.]
Asked by robin p - Fri Jan 25 16:18:01 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. uh...tell us again why we are doing your homework? Crack a book. It won't hurt long and it might even bee good for you
Answered by wizjp - Fri Jan 25 16:21:13 2008
I really need some help!!!!!ASAP!!?
Q. Match the correct answers 1. He attained the Bar (lawyer) in Philadelphia at the age of twenty and established his own practice in Lancaster. He was Crown Prosecutor for Carlisle, twelve years and was elected to the Continental Congress in 1774, 1776-77. He ended his political career as a Judge of the Admiralty Court of Pennsylvania, 1779. 2.He was a man of wealth and integrity in Philadelphia during the revolutionary period. Though not a scholar or a soldier, he was to play an essential role in the success of the War against England. He, almost single handedly, saw to the financing of the Revolutionary War, and the establishment of the Bank of the United States after. Unfortunately he never recovered the wealth that he enjoyed before… [cont.]
Asked by sgstudioguitar - Wed Jun 17 16:09:08 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Match the correct answers 1. He attained the Bar (lawyer) in Philadelphia at the age of twenty and established his own practice in Lancaster. He was Crown Prosecutor for Carlisle, twelve years and was elected to the Continental Congress in 1774, 1776-77. He ended his political career as a Judge of the Admiralty Court of Pennsylvania, 1779. 2.He was a man of wealth and integrity in Philadelphia during the revolutionary period. Though not a scholar or a soldier, he was to play an essential role in the success of the War against England. He, almost single handedly, saw to the financing of the Revolutionary War, and the establishment of the Bank of the United States after. Unfortunately he never recovered the wealth that he enjoyed before… [cont.]
Asked by sgstudioguitar - Wed Jun 17 16:09:08 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
ZAP brought up a good point. Name me one successful person who was home-schooled. How's this?
Q. Famous homeschoolers constitutional Convention Delegates Richard Basseti - Governor of Delaware William Blount - U.S. Senator George Clymer - U.S. Representative William Few - U.S. Senator Benjamin Franklin - Inventor and Statesman William Houston - Lawyer William S. Johnson - President of Columbia College William Livingston - Governor of New Jersey James Madison - 4th President of the U.S. George Mason - Justice of Virginia County Court John Francis Mercer - U.S. Representative Charles Pickney III - Governor of S. Carolina John Rutledge - Chief Justice U.S. Supreme Court Richard D. Spaight - Governor of North Carolina George Washington - 1st President of the U.S. John Witherspoon - President of Princeton University … [cont.]
Asked by Obama Lied Trillion$ Died - Tue Sep 8 16:35:32 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. loving it! hugging it! starring it! praising it!
Answered by YES WE CAN! - Tue Sep 8 16:42:57 2009
Q. Famous homeschoolers constitutional Convention Delegates Richard Basseti - Governor of Delaware William Blount - U.S. Senator George Clymer - U.S. Representative William Few - U.S. Senator Benjamin Franklin - Inventor and Statesman William Houston - Lawyer William S. Johnson - President of Columbia College William Livingston - Governor of New Jersey James Madison - 4th President of the U.S. George Mason - Justice of Virginia County Court John Francis Mercer - U.S. Representative Charles Pickney III - Governor of S. Carolina John Rutledge - Chief Justice U.S. Supreme Court Richard D. Spaight - Governor of North Carolina George Washington - 1st President of the U.S. John Witherspoon - President of Princeton University … [cont.]
Asked by Obama Lied Trillion$ Died - Tue Sep 8 16:35:32 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. loving it! hugging it! starring it! praising it!
Answered by YES WE CAN! - Tue Sep 8 16:42:57 2009
Which 2 former US Presidents?
Q. Which 2 former US Presidents could trace their lineage directly back to the small Lincolnshire market town of Alford? options George Washington and Jimmy Carter John Adams and Herbert Hoover Andrew Jackson and Richard Nixon Thomas Jefferson and Theodore Roosevelt After WW2, many American servicemen who had been stationed in Lincolnshire married girls from the county and took them back to the States. This was especially true of the men of the US Air Force. Which of these Lincolnshire airfields was a US airbase during WW2 (as opposed to an RAF one)? options Goxhill Waddington Scampton North Coates
Asked by unknown - Mon Dec 10 14:04:55 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. George Washington and Jimmy Carter. Washington and Carter were also wealthy family names in the Colony of Virginia as well. In fact before George Washington became wealthy, Landon Carter was considered the wealthiest man in Virginia and was nicknamed "King Carter". Goxhill Airbase is a RAF Field that was a United States Army Air Force (USAAF) field in WW2. The Air Force did not become a separate branch from the Army until well after World War 2.
Answered by rogerws76 - Mon Dec 10 15:00:18 2007
Q. Which 2 former US Presidents could trace their lineage directly back to the small Lincolnshire market town of Alford? options George Washington and Jimmy Carter John Adams and Herbert Hoover Andrew Jackson and Richard Nixon Thomas Jefferson and Theodore Roosevelt After WW2, many American servicemen who had been stationed in Lincolnshire married girls from the county and took them back to the States. This was especially true of the men of the US Air Force. Which of these Lincolnshire airfields was a US airbase during WW2 (as opposed to an RAF one)? options Goxhill Waddington Scampton North Coates
Asked by unknown - Mon Dec 10 14:04:55 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. George Washington and Jimmy Carter. Washington and Carter were also wealthy family names in the Colony of Virginia as well. In fact before George Washington became wealthy, Landon Carter was considered the wealthiest man in Virginia and was nicknamed "King Carter". Goxhill Airbase is a RAF Field that was a United States Army Air Force (USAAF) field in WW2. The Air Force did not become a separate branch from the Army until well after World War 2.
Answered by rogerws76 - Mon Dec 10 15:00:18 2007
African American questions do you know the answer?
Q. 1. Who was the first child of African parents born in England's American colonies? Abraham Lincoln Martin Luther King Jr. William Harriet Tubman See Explanation 2. What was the name of the first slave ship built in the English colonies? The Desire The Enterprise The Alabama The Free Help See Explanation 3. What was the first American colony to abolish slavery? Alabama New York New Jersey Vermont See Explanation 4. When was the importation of slaves outlawed in the U.S.? 1798 1808 1818 1865 See Explanation 5. What dispute led to the founding of the African Methodist Episcopal Church? Row vs. Wade Brown vs. Board of Education Segregation of St. George's Methodist Church The Cold War See Explanation 6. What was… [cont.]
Asked by Alex - Sun Nov 25 12:33:41 2007 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. 1. Who was the first child of African parents born in England's American colonies? William 2. What was the name of the first slave ship built in the English colonies? The Desire 3. What was the first American colony to abolish slavery? Vermont 4. When was the importation of slaves outlawed in the U.S.? 1808 5. What dispute led to the founding of the African Methodist Episcopal Church? Segregation of St. George's Methodist Church 6. What was the first black newspaper? Freedom's Journal 7. How big was the price on Harriet Tubman's head? $40,000 8. Where in the South was Sojourner Truth (c. 1797-1883) born? Ulster County, New York 9. Where did Fredrick Douglass get his last name? a poem "The Lady of the Lake (1810)" 10. At its height, what… [cont.]
Answered by Touche: The Frisky Biscuit - Sun Nov 25 16:06:26 2007
Q. 1. Who was the first child of African parents born in England's American colonies? Abraham Lincoln Martin Luther King Jr. William Harriet Tubman See Explanation 2. What was the name of the first slave ship built in the English colonies? The Desire The Enterprise The Alabama The Free Help See Explanation 3. What was the first American colony to abolish slavery? Alabama New York New Jersey Vermont See Explanation 4. When was the importation of slaves outlawed in the U.S.? 1798 1808 1818 1865 See Explanation 5. What dispute led to the founding of the African Methodist Episcopal Church? Row vs. Wade Brown vs. Board of Education Segregation of St. George's Methodist Church The Cold War See Explanation 6. What was… [cont.]
Asked by Alex - Sun Nov 25 12:33:41 2007 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. 1. Who was the first child of African parents born in England's American colonies? William 2. What was the name of the first slave ship built in the English colonies? The Desire 3. What was the first American colony to abolish slavery? Vermont 4. When was the importation of slaves outlawed in the U.S.? 1808 5. What dispute led to the founding of the African Methodist Episcopal Church? Segregation of St. George's Methodist Church 6. What was the first black newspaper? Freedom's Journal 7. How big was the price on Harriet Tubman's head? $40,000 8. Where in the South was Sojourner Truth (c. 1797-1883) born? Ulster County, New York 9. Where did Fredrick Douglass get his last name? a poem "The Lady of the Lake (1810)" 10. At its height, what… [cont.]
Answered by Touche: The Frisky Biscuit - Sun Nov 25 16:06:26 2007
What planting zone is this?
Q. Clallam County, just bordering Jefferson County, in Washington State?
Asked by Anonymous - Wed Jun 3 15:56:38 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. zone 7 is what you are in. Here is the website to find out by zip code.
Answered by Mary C - Wed Jun 3 16:17:00 2009
Q. Clallam County, just bordering Jefferson County, in Washington State?
Asked by Anonymous - Wed Jun 3 15:56:38 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. zone 7 is what you are in. Here is the website to find out by zip code.
Answered by Mary C - Wed Jun 3 16:17:00 2009
Is this outline about James Monroe right?
Q. ive never written an outline before and like i wanna make sure i did it right (i know the spacings all jacked up..i copied and pasted it from my Word document) James Monroe: Career, Achievements, and Contributions I.Early life* A.Childhood 1.was born on April 28, 1758 2.was born in Westmoreland County, Virginia B.Education 1.went to the Campbelltown Academy 2.went out to the College of William and Mary II.Military Service A.Continental Army (1776-1778) 1.joined in 1776 and later rose to the rank of major 2.crossed the Delaware with Washington to fight in the battle of Trenton B.Valley Forge 1.served as an aide-de-camp** to Lord Stirling 2.served during the Winter of 1777-1778 III.Career before Presidency A.member of the Virginia… [cont.]
Asked by Rick F. - Sun Apr 13 22:17:51 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it's very good
Answered by thinking.... - Sun Apr 13 22:27:56 2008
Q. ive never written an outline before and like i wanna make sure i did it right (i know the spacings all jacked up..i copied and pasted it from my Word document) James Monroe: Career, Achievements, and Contributions I.Early life* A.Childhood 1.was born on April 28, 1758 2.was born in Westmoreland County, Virginia B.Education 1.went to the Campbelltown Academy 2.went out to the College of William and Mary II.Military Service A.Continental Army (1776-1778) 1.joined in 1776 and later rose to the rank of major 2.crossed the Delaware with Washington to fight in the battle of Trenton B.Valley Forge 1.served as an aide-de-camp** to Lord Stirling 2.served during the Winter of 1777-1778 III.Career before Presidency A.member of the Virginia… [cont.]
Asked by Rick F. - Sun Apr 13 22:17:51 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it's very good
Answered by thinking.... - Sun Apr 13 22:27:56 2008
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