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What was founded in the 13th century in England that would make most of englands laws?
parliament (plato)
What was founded in England that would eventually make most of England's law?
The Government.
Why did Harold hadrada want to be englands king?
Because England was powerful then and Harold Godwinsons (King Of England) brother told Harold Hardrada he would make a good king .
Who founded the development of technologies that would eventually become the internet?
The United States Government
After leaving massachusetts he founded a new colony that eventually would become rhode island?
Rodger Williams left Massachusetts and founded a New Colony that eventually would become Rhode Island. The Colony was originally called the Colony of Providence Plantation.
What is Englands size?
I would tell you but i dont wanna!
Why was the Elizabethan era so important?
the Elizabeathan era was important because it help to get Englands economy built up after other rulers had diminished it. it also took England into the industrial stage. if not for the Elizabeathan era, England would be WAY different.
After leaving Massachusetts he founded a new colony that eventually would become Rhode Island full name?
Roger Williams did.
What did the angles contribute to England?
The Angles were a Germanic tribe that founded several colonies in England. Many historians believed they live on the Baltic Sea shores. After invading Britannia, they founded what would become Northumbria, East Anglia and Mercia during the post-Roman period.
The what stream makes englands climate much warmer than it would other wise be?
Gulf stream !
Who is englands best rugby player?
As its an opinion question most English supporters would say Johnny Wilkinson
What was the 1st English settlement?
ANSWER:The first English settlement in America was Jamestown, founded in 1607, by Captain John Smith. The region would eventually be known as the colony of Virginia.
