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Depends on where you're going, it's theoretically and scientifically possible to travel to the future because it's going to happen, but much more complicated and nearly impossible to travel to the past, because it already, well, happened. But time travel is nearly impossible in any frame with today's technology, and from a scientific standpoint, may never EVER happen because of the immense power and technology that may be needed for it. So short answer, scientifically possible? In a way? Yes. Has anyone done it yet? Will anyone ever do it? Most likely, no. Sorry if that makes you sad haha, we are creatures trapped in present time, and here we stay. Maybe for good reason too. But research and explore yourself, you never know, but if you ask me, we should stay here, we shouldn't mess anything else up as a species if you ask me. Food for thought.
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It became the House of Burgesses — the first legislative assembly in the American colonies. The first assembly met on July 30, 1619, in the church at Jamestown. Present were Governor Yeardley, Council, and 22 burgesses
Answer: The Hudson River was an artistic movement in the United States formed during the 19th century.
Explanation:
The artists sought inspiration in the Hudson River, and the artist's evident influence on the artistic direction of Romanticism. The paintings mostly depict the details and landscapes of the Hudson River and the surrounding mountains. The discovery of the continent, the exploration of the continent, and its settlement are mostly themes painted by artists. Artists use realistic motifs to paint, and a sense of idealization is felt. Thomas Cole is the founder of the Hudson School, and women were involved in the movement. The rise of national tendencies and patriotism influenced the great popularity gained by the school at the end of World War I.
Answer:
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Explanation:
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