Terrible
There was no Wifi, no AC, no popcorn, no instagram...
Haha just kidding. But seriously, it probably was terrible. 1066 was during the middle of the Dark Ages, and for a Jew/Muslim, it was the age of the first "Holocaust" or genocide of their people. 1066 was when Jews/Muslims were living peacefully in Jerusalem, and in 1096 Europe decided to kill them all...
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He used the power he had as leader of Germany and took over most of Europe and got more power like that and got more soldiers and more supplies and he built factories that make planes and tanks and much more. Hope this helps. please make as brailiest
Well the Iraq and Afghanistan war..... that was from 2004-2011 and then from 2011 to modern day all we have done is advise and supply coalition and help beat back ISIS
In the United States the economy was very good throughout most of the 1920s (it was often referred to as the "roaring 20s" for this reason). However much of this prosperity proved to be built on a flawed economic foundation, which helped lead to the Great Depression.
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Between 1500 and the 1600, the population trends in Europe, the Americas, China, and India were increasing. It was a time of exploration for the European powers who sent expeditions to discover new maritime routes to Asia and Africa. In China, the Silk Road represented the most important way to develop trade routes and practices with far territories in the Middle East, North Africa, and parts of Europe.
In 1502, the first African slaves were sent to the Americas. By 1521, Hernan Cortez had conquered the most important Mesoamerican civilization: the Aztecs. Twelve years later, Franciso Pizarro did the same, conquering the Incas. In India, the Mughal Empire began in 1526.
