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What did Queen Victoria invent?
Queen Victoria was the monarch of the United Kingdom. She is not known to have invented anything noteworthy in her lifetime.
When did UK adopt decimal currency?
On 15 February 1971, known as Decimal Day, the United Kingdom and Ireland decimalized their currencies.
What is the earliest Bible on record?
the earliest bible on record is 1592 when the French invaded Turkey, otherwise known as the Ottoman Empire (back in the ww1 pre ww2 era)
What queen traveled far to meet Solomon face to face in the bible?
The Queen of Sheba traveled from her kingdom in southern Arabia to meet Solomon in Jerusalem. She was known for her wisdom and wealth and wanted to test the reports of Solomon's wisdom for herself. When she arrived, she asked him many questions, and was impressed by his wisdom and the splendor of his kingdom.
Who were the 12 tribes and where can they be found throughout the world?
A:The exact list of the twelve tribes differs slightly from place to place in the Bible, reflecting changing demographics or perhaps evolution of the concept over time. The most well known list is: Reuben, Simeon, Judah, Issachar, Zebulun, Manasseh, Ephraim, Benjamin, Dan, Naphtali, Gad and Asher. The Levites were the priestly caste and did not form a tribe on their own.Two of the tribes, Judah and Benjamin, are said to have lived in the area known as the Kingdom of Judah. Their descendants are the Jews of today, found all over the world but principally in the United States and Israel.Ten of the tribes are said to have lived in the area known as Israel, which was conquered by the Assyrians in 722 BCE and many of the people were sent to other parts of the Assyrian Empire, where they assimilated into the local populations and now form part of the populations of Syria, Iraq and Jordan. Others remained behind and, intermarrying with the immigrants from other parts of the Assyrian Empire, became known as the Samarians, or Samaritans. Many also fled south into Judah and assimilated into the local population, eventually identifying as Jews, and their descendants can also be found all over the world.
The kingdom of the fifty-two clans was also known as the PalmaresLundaUgandaBuganda Empire?
The kingdom of the fifty-two clans was also known as Buganda empire.
The kingdom of the fifty-two clans was also known as the?
The kingdom of the fifty-two clans was also known as Buganda.
Where was the capital of harshavardhana's kingdom?
Kannauj was the capital of the Empire of Harsha (also known as Harshavardhana).
What led to the rise of the Zulu Kingdom?
The Zulu Kingdom was formed in the 9th century by migrating African clans, mostly the Bantu and Nguni. It didn't become widely known until the British occupied the Zulu-owned lands for part of the British Empire. The Zulu became even more widely known when the spear-throwing clan fearlessly declared war on and attacked the rifle-armed British. See the related link below.
What is a Sudanic Kingdom?
A Sudanic Kingdom is a type of medieval kingdom in sub-Saharan Africa that emerged in the Sahel region. These kingdoms were known for their sophisticated political, economic, and social structures, and they played a significant role in trans-Saharan trade. Examples include the Ghana Empire, Mali Empire, and Songhai Empire.
What did the Ethiopian empire trade?
The Ethiopian Empire was known as the Kingdom of Aksum. The Kingdom traded ivory, gold, emeralds, tortoise shills, wheat, barley, camels, cattle, sheep, salt, iron, and animal skins.
The kingdom of nubia was also known as what dynasty?
The Twenty-fifth Dynasty of Egypt also known as the Nubian Dynasty or the Kushite Empire
What is the difference between being Jewish and Hebrew?
Jews today generally call themselves Jews and consider the term Hebrews to be quaint, at best.In more detail, the Hebrews were a collection of related tribes in the middle east. Some of them claimed descent from a man named Israel, previously known as Jacob. They were called the Children of Israel or the Israelites, and they were also called Hebrews. The Israelites conquered (if the biblical account is to be believed) the land of Cannan and founded a kingdom, the Kindgom of David (there's evidence of this outside the Bible). Later, this kingdom split into a Northern kingdom, known as the Kingdom of Israel, and a southern kingdom, known as the Kingdom of Judah or Judea. The northern kingdom was wiped out by the Assyrian Empire. It's almost certain that some of the survivors joined up with the Judeans. The southern kingdom was wiped out by the Babylonian Empire (which also wiped out Assyria). After the Babylonian Empire was wiped out by the Persian Empire, the exiles who returned to Judea were known as Jews.
What kingdom followed after the ancient kingdom of Ghana?
Empire of Ghana which is known as Ghana Empireto find more interesting facts searchAncient Ghana - BBCwww.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/africa/features/.../4chapter1.shtml
How is myanmar?
Myanmar can date back to as far as 2000 years, but the first officially known kingdom start at 1000 years, the Bagan Empire
What were Egypt's 2 major kingdoms combined into?
Back in the day, they were known as the Northern Kingdom and the Southern Kingdom. They united to form the Classical Egyptian Empire of old.
What people's conquered Egypt after the end of the new kingdom?
about 1215 b.c. the Egyptians began to lose parts of their empire to invaders known as the Sea peoples:)
