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What is 1567 plus 899?
It is: 1567+899 = 2466
Where did the word Tennessee come from?
The name was recorded as Tanasqui from the name of a local Indian village by Juan Pardo in 1567
Name of the first mobilephone in the world?
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What is 1567 divided by 145?
10.8069
What century was 1567 in?
The year 1567, as with any year between 1501 and 1600, is in the sixteenth century.
When did joliet explore?
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When did Micheleangelo die?
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What did drake do in 1567?
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When was Brazil claimed?
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When was darnley murdered?
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What country does the word lottery come from?
The word lottery comes from either the middle French word, loterie, or from middle Dutch, lot (similar to the old English, hlot). It was first used in the year 1567.
Round 1567 to nearest hundred place?
To round 1567 to the nearest hundred place, we look at the digit in the tens place, which is 6. Since 6 is greater than or equal to 5, we round up the hundreds place by 1. Therefore, 1567 rounded to the nearest hundred is 1600.
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