when did princess duleep singh move to england

Answer:

1854

Explanation:

"Extravagance and destitution: the Singhs in England

Five years later, Duleep would follow, and when he reached England in 1854 he became a favourite of Victoria and Albert."

Answer: 1854

Extravagance and destitution: the Singhs in England

Five years later, Duleep would follow, and when he reached England in 1854 he became a favourite of Victoria and Albert. Princess Sophia Alexandra Duleep Singh (8 August 1876 – 22 August 1948) was a prominent suffragette in the United Kingdom. Her father was Maharaja Sir Duleep Singh, who had been taken from his kingdom of Punjab to the British Raj, and was subsequently exiled to England.

Princess Sophia Duleep Singh is best known as a suffragette and campaigner for women's rights. Daughter of deposed Maharaja Duleep Singh and goddaughter of Queen Victoria she used her fame, position and tenacity in the fight for gender equality in the early 20th century.

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What precedent did George Washington set by refusing to run for the presidency a third time? A.Dignity of the office

B. Executive retirement

C.Term limits for leaders

D.U.S. isolationism

Which sentence is subjunctive and conditional?

Will you be able to meet me at the party?
If I had seen the dress in your size, I would have bought it for you.
I'll give you a call later if we decide to go out.
If it isn't raining, we will go to the park.

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1. What did the Russian duke think motivated the Mongols?
(A) The Mongols were interested primarily in seizing wealth rather
than in controlling Russian territory.
(B) The Mongols choose their tactics in warfare because those tacitces
were used in fairy tales.
(C) The Mongols believed they could fool foes with rumors of
atrocities.
(D) The Mongols wanted to be thought of as honorable warriors.

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the Bill of Rights was the first 12 amendments to the Constitution true or false​

How did the destinaäon of the Potawatomi, Miami, Shawnee, and Seneca differ from that Of the Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Creek, and Seminole?

What did the South gain from the Compromise of 1850?

Slavery would be legal in Washington, DC.
Congress would pass the Fugitive Slave Act.
California would enter the union as a slave state.
Popular sovereignty would decide the slavery issue in Missouri.

The American inventor named ___ developed the idea of interchangeable parts.

slaves in the city were carefully kept separate from the rest of society and never allowed to interact with anyone they were the most poorly dressed and fed of the slaves in America
True or False

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During the late 1800s, the Chinese immigration rate dramatically


decreased because of new legislation.

decreased because of a war in China.

increased because of a gold rush.

increased because of job opportunities.

How did England build a strong navy?

England purchased a fleet of galleons.
Sir Walter Raleigh was made commander.
England used privateers and did not pay for it.

citizens demonstrate the principle of popular sovereignty over government when they

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So we have to pick three things on ancient Greece and then get some facts about it to present, so pick three things about ancient Greece and then 1 or maybe 2 facts about it, thank you.

Which of these sentences from The Diary of Anne Frank reflects a conflict between a character and self?

who ruled France with Germany?

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Explain how Mesopotamia achievements help our world today.

45 POINTS.

When writing or revising an explanatory text, which terms should you be sure to define?
a) any technical terms that most readers would be unable to define
b)technical terms that are used more than once in the text
c) words with more than three syllables
d) any proper nouns that some readers may not recognize

The government’s continuous changing of American Indian policy caused
distrust of the federal government among American Indians.
trust of the federal government among American Indians.
all American Indian tribes to rise up against federal government policies.
all American Indian tribes to accept federal government policies.
It slightly decreased the population, as thousands of settlers left the West in order to avoid disputes between gold-seekers.

Why was hammurabi's laws important to historians

"No man was a warmer wisher for reconciliation than myself, before the ... (Massacre at Lexington), but the moment the event of that day was made known, I rejected the hardened, sullen tempered Pharaoh of Britain forever; … that … can unfeelingly hear of their slaughter, and … sleep with their blood upon his soul." – Thomas Paine, Common Sense In this excerpt, how does Paine explain his support for the Declaration of Independence to his readers?

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Was the 2008 election a signal of a changing electorate?

What is one major difference between federal and unitary government?
A. The central government is stronger in unitary goverment.
B. There is more separation of power in the unitary government.
C. State governments are more powerful in a unitary government
D. Constututions are more important in a unitary government.

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Which law created quotas that made it harder for southern and eastern Europeans to immigrate to the United States and easier for northern Europeans?

the Chinese Exclusion Act
the Immigration Act of 1917
the Emergency Quota Act
the Johnson-Reed Immigration Act

In one paragraph, describe the Pax Romana.


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Explain why there was a crisis over the Sudetenland

What ruler and dynasty built Terracotta Warriors?

What were 2 effects of Greece's mountainous geography?

How did the Dutch East India Company come to dominate Asian
trade?

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1.Explain some of Anaxagoras teachings and theories on science?
2. What made Thucydides’ writing different from others, specifically concerning the Peloponnesian war?
A contemporary of Anaxagoras, Leucippus, is credited with a theory of atoms. He founded a school at Abdera, in Thrace. His student, Democritus (roughly 460-370), is said to have systemized his theory. An apple, Democritus reasoned, can be divided with a knife because it has air in it. He labeled as an atom that which had no air, that which is too dense to be cut, that which is the smallest and the most dense of matter. Democritus moved beyond Anaxagoras' view of elements: he theorized that atoms collide and combine with each other and that in combining they create visible substance. Like Heraclitus, Democritus believed that some things are developing and other things decaying. He believed that heavenly bodies sometimes collide with each other and that the Milky Way consists of unresolved stars.

Democritus believed that sense perception is not just illusion. He believed that human flesh, bones and bodily fluids were elements found elsewhere in nature, that the human brain is functioning matter, that people are matter organized in a way that allows them awareness and self-directed movement.


Another who looked at the human body scientifically was Hippocrates, also born around 460 BCE. He was the son of a priest-physician from the Greek island of Cos. He revolted against medicine tied to religious dogma, medicine that attempted to cure by use of charms, amulets and incantations. Diseases, he claimed, were subject to nature's laws. He wanted healthcare to be built upon observation. He sought to improve diagnoses by examining symptoms. Seeing the human body as influenced by materiality as opposed to spirit he advocated principles of public health, including building a patient's strength by a good diet and by hygiene. And recognizing the damage that could be done through acting on ignorance, his first rule was do no harm.

The move in the direction of science included a change in chronicling events. Just as Hippocrates is known as the father of medicine, Thucydides, also born in 460, is considered the first modern journalist-historian. He surpassed Herodotus in recording events with precision and impartiality. He was an Athenian from a wealthy family and had been educated in rhetoric and philosophy. He made a record of the course of the Peloponnesian war, approaching his subject with observations and questions rather than preconceptions, and he wrote down the exact speeches of participants in the war. He discarded poetry in favor of the precision of prose, acknowledging that his prose would have less appeal. He tried to clarify issues with lengthy descriptions.

An older man who also believed in sense perception was Protagoras (490–420), a Greek from Thrace. Drawing on observations during his travels, he took a position that was advanced for his time: he spoke of peoples from different areas of the world as sharing a common humanity.

Protagoras created a modern political philosophy, claiming that by criticizing tradition a better society could be created. In the place of the rule of gods and their representatives he advocated laws made by and for people. This is what he was referring to with the line that "man is the measure of all things." (See Karl Rove's interpretation, note29.) Protagoras lectured that people could become good citizens not by obedience to traditional authority but by learning what is just and right.

During the Great Peloponnesian War, city officials in the imperfect democracy of Athens followed the old politics. These were men many of whom believed in power over others – in empire and slavery. They restricted what could be taught, and Protagoras defied their repression. At the home of the famous poet and playwright Euripides, Protagoras read aloud from his book and claimed that gods were the figments of people's imagination. City officials put him on trial. In their drive against atheism and other thoughts they considered dangerous, they had books burned – the first known official book burning. Then Protagoras was sent into exile, and he was lost at sea.

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