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Coffeehouses in the 1790's were all the rage. It was a place where you could conduct business, talk politics, and catch up on the news of the day. Owning and running coffeehouses was considered a respectable business for a widow. Usually pastries and coffee/tea were served here.
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What is the difference between France's monarchy in 1789 and 1793?
The French Revolution started in 1789 in 1793 the King was executed the Monarchy no longer existed
What kinds of jobs did they have in philadelphia 1793?
artists, carpenters, doctors, lawyers, and lots of servants and painters
What is the reason that jeannine calls the coffee shop the frog shop in the story in Fever 1793?
The reason Jeannine calls the coffee shop the frog shop is because it's next to a pond. The pond is blanketed by frogs and other nocturnal critters
What grand idea does Matilda have to get more business at the coffeehouse in the book Fever 1793?
Matilda suggests offering free coffee to customers to attract more business to the coffeehouse.
What are the factors of 1793?
They are: 1, 11, 163 and 1793
What is a simile in Fever 1793?
In "Fever 1793," a simile is "My stomach fell to my toes like a rock dropped down a well." This comparison helps the reader understand the intense fear and anxiety the protagonist is feeling.
What does 1737 minus 1793 equal?
1737 - 1793 = -56
What is 18 divided by 1793?
0.01
Is 1793 prime?
1793 is not a prime number the factors are 1,11,163,1793
Who delivered the proclamation of 1793?
George Washington on April 22, 1793
What years were George Washington your presridend?
1789-1793 and 1793-1797
What were george washington's two terms?
1783-1793, 1793-1797
