Arts & Humanities: History: “Question: Da lat? Do people understand that the racist white European people want to kill of black like Nazi did some Jewish.?” plus 5 more |
- Question: Da lat? Do people understand that the racist white European people want to kill of black like Nazi did some Jewish.?
- Question: Answer this question?
- Question: How did Google Earth obtain satellite images from as far as the 1930s?
- Question: What do you think the darkness time in history was?
- Question: Could a sword made of welded shards really be useable?
- Question: I just turned 100 and I'm a WW2 veteran and son of a WW1 hero. How many birthday wishes may I have?
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| Question: Answer this question? Posted: 23 Jul 2016 06:55 AM PDT Good Afternoon, I am studying American History. I am studying the Age of Revolution. I need help with this question What final action by either the crown or colony made the eventual war for independence inevitable? Is it fair to cast blame on one side over the other? |
| Question: How did Google Earth obtain satellite images from as far as the 1930s? Posted: 23 Jul 2016 06:29 AM PDT There were no satellites capable of taking photographs before 1959. However there were lots of aeroplanes and cameras about in the 1930s, aerial photography had been in regular use since at least the First World War. Once you have a reasonable sized aircraft and a reliable camera - it isn't especially difficult to mount a downward looking camera on a plane or balloon. |
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| Question: Could a sword made of welded shards really be useable? Posted: 23 Jul 2016 04:44 AM PDT I know that medieval smiths certainly could weld together the shards of a broken sword, or even sections of different blades, But would the blade thus produced be of useable quality, or it would it always be likely to break along the joins? I'm asking mainly in respect of the two-hand sword in Scotland that is known (certainly incorrectly) as 'the Sword of William Wallace'. The blade of that sword was created by hammer-welding three sections of different blades together. Would anyone ever have make a real weapon that way, or only a fake or ceremonial 'bearing' sword? |
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