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asked by Emstererer in United States 20 hours ago  I found this on WIkipedia hope it Helps! :) In 1632, English fur trader Henry Fleet discovered a Native American village called Tohoga on the site of present-day Georgetown and established trade there.[1] Georgetown was incorporated as a town and first regularly settled in 1751, when the area was part of the British Colony of the Province of Maryland. ...more answered by Smiley_sun 20 hours ago
asked by Murad74 in General - Miscellaneous 24 hours ago  Well, It's been my experience that it's best to remain calm when under pressure, stress only adds to the situation....my son was born with Gastroschisis, a condition where his intestines were formed on the outside of his body, he has had multiple surgeries to fix this and he is 10 years old and doing fine now...but It was very difficult for my husband ...more answered by Apewill 23 hours ago
 There are many factors, but current starting around 70 to 100 milliamps is certainly dangerous because it can induce heart flutter. Current from 100 to 200 mA is considered the most dangerous.Under the skin, through a cut, through a body opening, it can takes less voltage (and current) to hurt someone. An extreme case of ...more answered by Nic7320 1 day ago
asked by Fartface in Vietnam War 6 days ago  During the Vietnam War, we hadn't started with all this outsourcing bull, so I imagine that our economy didn't suffer as much as it is now. We made our own weapons and such to send to our own troops. We made our own uniforms and body armor. We even packaged our own food.I don't know the exact statistics, but before outsourcing, war was actually kind ...more answered by Shr3dd3r08 1 day ago
asked by Snowflake5 in Vietnam War 1 day ago Russia and the US. I hear a little country called Vietnam was there too, but really, it came down to Russian and the US. Russia offered to help North Vietnam conquer SV, and we stepped in. As for the other details... I'm sure someone will look it up for you. I just wanted to point out that we weren't really there to help South Vietnam, we were there ...more answered by Shr3dd3r08 1 day ago
asked by Baybritish in Cultures 2 days ago Thanksgiving to me means Family, Family sitting around and enjoying each others company over a delicious meal, family that doesn't always get to see each other all the time coming to see you with smiles on there faces. Thanksgiving mean appreciating those helping hands around you and remembering to give back to your community. Thanksgiving ...more answered by Apewill 2 days ago
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