A "four score" refers to eighty years, as a score equals twenty years. The phrase became popular from President Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address, emphasizing the passage of time since the nation's founding. In the context of the address, it conveys the weight of history and sacrifice. Thus, "four score" signifies a significant duration of time, particularly in a historical context.
A score is 20 years so four score means 80 and add 7 years to that?
Four times twenty is eighty. Add 7 and you get 87. *~* FINAL ANSWER*~* 87 Answer by Jackarooster
In fact, score does not equal 50 - score equals 20. "Four score and seven years ago" is equal to 4 x 20 + 7 = 87 years.
four and seven tenths, or four point 7.
Nope - four score and seven years is 87. Which is eight decades.
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Lincoln's Emancipation was proclaimed great honor and contact officicated in glory.
A score is 20 years so four score means 80 and add 7 years to that?
Four times twenty is eighty. Add 7 and you get 87. *~* FINAL ANSWER*~* 87 Answer by Jackarooster
A score is twenty years. So four score and seven is (4 X 20) + 7 years or 87 years. However, the usual quote is three score and ten years (70 years) which represented the life expectancy in those days.
It used to be called a score. So four score and 7 years would be 87 years.
Abraham Lincoln in the Gettysburg address.
A score is 20 so four score and 7 is 87. 1863- 87 = 1776 .
It was the year the Declaration of Independence was signed
In fact, score does not equal 50 - score equals 20. "Four score and seven years ago" is equal to 4 x 20 + 7 = 87 years.