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What does 3116 equal?
3,116 = 1 x 3116, 2 x 1558, 4 x 779, 19 x 164, 38 x 82, 41 x 76.
What is 636 divisible by?
1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 12, 53, 106, 159, 212, 318, 636.
What do the colors of the France flag represnt?
the french flag is white blue White stands for peace and honesty; red symbolises hardiness, bravery, valour and strength; blue stands for vigilance, truth, loyalty, perseverance and justice. Some sources claim that the three colours represent the three main estates of the original French aristocratic social and political system, .I'd. white for the clergy, red for the nobility and blue for the bourgeoisie. Red and blue are also the traditional livery colours of France's capital city, Paris. King Louis XVI wore a red, white and blue badge when he addressed a revolutionary gathering in Paris. The white was added as it is the traditional colour for French royalty.
How many hours it takes to ride a plane from Houston to Atlanta?
Flights:Houston, TX (HOU) to Miami, FL (MIA)Flight Duration 2 hours 10 minsDallas/Fort Worth, TX (DFW) to Miami, FL (MIA)Flight Duration 2 hours 30 minsDistance:The distance between Houston, Texas and Miami, Florida is 968 miles (1558 km). The distance between Dallas, Texas and Miami, Florida is 1108 miles (1784 km).
Major cities in Sweden?
In alphabetical order, the year indicates which year they were established or granted a royal charter: * Alingsås (1619) * Arboga (1200s) * Arvika (1911) * Askersund (1643) * Avesta (1641-1686, and from 1919) * Boden (1919) * Bromma * Bollnäs (1942) * Borgholm (1816) * Borlänge (1944) * Borås (1622) * Djursholm (1914) * Eksjö (1400) * Enköping (1300) * Eskilstuna (1659) * Eslöv (1911) * Fagersta (1944) * Falkenberg (1558) * Falköping (1200) * Falsterbo (1200) 1) * Falun (1641) * Filipstad (1611) * Flen (1949) * Gränna (1652) * Gävle (1300) * Gothenburg (1619) * Hagfors (1950) * Halmstad (1200) * Haparanda (1848) * Hedemora (1400) * Helsingborg (1085) * Hjo (1400) * Huskvarna (1911) * Hudiksvall (1582) * Härnösand (1585) * Hässleholm (1914) * Höganäs (1936) * Jönköping (1284) * Kalmar (1100) * Karlshamn (1664) * Karlskoga (1940) * Karlskrona (1680) * Karlstad (1584) * Katrineholm (1917) * Kiruna (1948) * Kramfors (1947) * Kristinehamn (1642) * Kristianstad (1622) * Kumla (1942) * Kungsbacka (1400) * Kungälv (1100) * Köping (1474) * Laholm (1200) * Landskrona (1413) * Lidingö (1926) * Lidköping (1446) * Lindesberg (1643) * Linköping (1287) * Ljungby (1936) * Ludvika (1919) * Luleå (1621) * Lund (990) * Lycksele (1946) * Lysekil (1903) * Malmö (1250s) * Mariefred (1605) * Mariestad (1583) * Marstrand (1200) * Mjölby (1922) * Motala (1881) * Mölndal (1922) * Nacka (1949) * Nora (1643) * Norrköping (1384) * Norrtälje (1622) * Nybro (1932) * Nyköping (1187) * Nynäshamn (1946) * Nässjö (1914) * Oskarshamn (1856) * Oxelösund (1950) * Piteå (1621) * Ronneby (1387) * Sandviken (1943) * Sala (1624) * Sigtuna (980) * Simrishamn (1300) * Skanör (1200) 1) * Skara (988) * Skellefteå (1845) * Skänninge (1200) * Skövde (1400) * Sollefteå (1917) * Solna (1943) * Stockholm (1252) * Strängnäs (1336) * Strömstad (1672) * Sundbyberg (1927) * Sundsvall (1624) * Säffle (1951) * Säter (1642) * Sävsjö (1947) * Söderhamn (1620) * Söderköping (1200) * Södertälje (1000) * Sölvesborg (1445) * Tidaholm (1910) * Torshälla (1317) * Tranås (1919) * Trelleborg (1200) * Trollhättan (1916) * Trosa (1300) * Uddevalla (1498) * Ulricehamn (1400) * Umeå (1622) * Uppsala (1286) * Vadstena (1400) * Varberg (1100) * Vaxholm (1652) * Vetlanda (1920) * Vimmerby (1400) * Visby (1000) * Vänersborg (1644) * Värnamo (1920) * Västervik (1200) * Västerås (990) * Växjö (1342) * Ystad (1200) * Åmål (1643) * Ängelholm (1516) * Örebro (1200) * Öregrund (1491) * Örnsköldsvik (1894) * Östersund (1786) * Östhammar (1300)
Which French town belonged to England until 1558 Paris Marseilles or Calais?
The French town that belonged to England until 1558 was Calais. It was an important English possession and the last remaining territory on the continent. However, Calais was recaptured by the French during the reign of Queen Mary I of England.
Who was England's first female head of state?
Mary 1 from 1553 until 1558 when she was succeeded by Elizabeth 1 until 1603.
Was Mary Henry VIII daughter ever queen?
Yes, she ruled England from 1516 until 1558
What was unique about Elizabeth I when she reigned as the queen of England from 1558 until 1603?
She refused to marry and retained power as a monarch. (study island answer)
What was unique Elizabeth I when she reigned as the queen of England from 1558 until 1603?
She refused to marry and retained power as a monarch. (study island answer)
Who is the ruler in England around 1558 and 1603?
Queen Elizabeth I ascended to the throne on the death of her sister, Mary I, on November 17, 1558. She remained Queen of England until her death, at the age of 69, on March 24, 1603. She remained unmarried for the entirety of her 69 years of life.
Who became the queen of England in 1558?
Elizabeth I.
Who was the Queen of England in 1558-1603?
Elizabeth I
Who ruled england beginning of 1558?
elizabeth1
When did Mary lose Calais to the French?
1558
Who became King of England in 1566?
There was no king of England in 1566. Queen Elizabeth I (1533 - 1603) succeeded her sister Mary I in 1558 and reigned for 45 years until her death in 1603.
Between what years was Elizabethan England?
1558-1603
