Although Champlain was most likely a commoner at birth, he was given an honorary but unofficial title at the court of Henry IV after developing a reputation as a navigator (having taken part in a voyage to the West Indies and Central America).
He agreed to go to what he named the River of Canada in 1603 after receiving an invitation (St. Lawrence River). In a longboat, he traveled upstream from the mother ship's anchoring at the summer trading port of Tadoussac to the location of Montreal and its rapids.
His account of the journey was rapidly made public in France, and in 1604 he traveled to Acadia, a location near the Bay of Fundy, with a group of unfortunate settlers.
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J. Robert Oppenheimer and General Leslie R. Groves
The Manhattan Project was the code name given to the efforts of the United States, Great Britain and Canada to develop the first atomic bomb during World War II.
Numerous countries involved in World War II sought to develop a nuclear weapon. Scientists in Great Britain, Canada, and the United States worked to create a bomb capable of ending the war swiftly. These scientists focused on nuclear fission as the means to make such a bomb. At the same time, German scientists were also working to develop such a weapon.
In the United States, physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer and General Leslie R. Groves spearheaded the drive to create this weapon. Groves formally named the attempt the "Manhattan Engineering District," since his headquarters was located in Manhattan, New York, although the effort became better known as the "Manhattan Project." Oppenheimer and Groves concentrated research efforts in Hanford, Washington, Los Alamos, New Mexico, and Oak Ridge, Tennessee, although numerous other centers, including the Battelle Institute in Columbus, Ohio, participated in the development of the bomb. Eventually 130,000 people participated in the Manhattan Project.
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While we describe a cinematic experience as
"watching" a film, we engage movies with both visual and auditory
systems (i.e. our eyes and our ears). This is why film studies scholars have agreed that one only has to turn off the
sound while “watching” a film to appreciate how its absence affects the viewing<span> experience</span>
William Penn was more tolerant towards the Native Americans. He acknowledged the land that belonged to them and instead of forcefully taking away their land he bought it from them.
