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pioneer
claim clubs
were used in the
American Old West
to protect
land claims
by
settlers
against claim jumpers and to promote claim jumping against absentee land owners?
after being kidnapped by
Shawnees
and adopted by a
Mingo
chief,
Jonathan Alder
became the first white
settler
of
Madison County, Ohio
?
settlers
are people who travelled, of their own choice, from their land of birth to live in "new" lands or colonies?
Clarendon
is known as the heartland of
Anglo-Saxon Protestantism
in western
Quebec
,
Canada
, because its founder required that all
settlers
be Protestant?
Batman's Treaty
was a
treaty
made between settler
John Batman
(pictured)
and local
Wurundjeri
elders
in
1835
for the sale of land around
Port Phillip
and that it was one of the few attempts made by white
settlers
to negotiate with
Australian Aborigines
?
Facts on topics related to Settler
Colony
George J. Adams
led an ill-fated effort to establish a
U.S.
colony
in
Palestine
?
a
sea fan
is a form of
sessile
colonial
cnidarian
, similar to a
sea pen
or a soft
coral
, found in
tropical
and
subtropical
seawater?
a large
titanosaur
nesting ground was recently discovered in Auca Mahuevot, in
Patagonia
in
Argentina
, and another
colony
has reportedly been discovered in
Spain
?
although the
Constitution of Singapore
had been revised in 1958 to implement
self-government
for the then
British
colony
of
Singapore
, self-government was only officially achieved with the
Singapore general election of 1959
?
at least 3,000
Vendel Age
burial mounds
in
Grobiņa
,
Latvia
indicate the existence of a prosperous
Viking
colony
there?
John Batman
Batman's Treaty
was a
treaty
made between settler
John Batman
(pictured)
and local
Wurundjeri
elders
in
1835
for the sale of land around
Port Phillip
and that it was one of the few attempts made by white
settlers
to negotiate with
Australian Aborigines
?
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