If you could go back to any time, which time would that be and why. \n\nI would love to go back to the 1400's before the America's were discovered, just to see how peaceful it would have been.
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I would want to go back to hmm lemme see Egyptian Period! To know the secrets of building pyramids and stuff :-)Really fascinating!!!
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Since in 1763 there was no talk yet of breaking from British rule, it kind of narrows the field.\n\n1. How do you feel about the Act of Toleration implemented in Maryland & do you feel such an act would ever be needed in Massachusetts given that this colony was established for the purposes of religious freedom?\n\n2. When the house of Burgess raised the price of tobacco and England responded by raising the prices of goods coming to the colonies, do you feel the merchants in England were taking advanctage of the situation?\n\n3. How have things changed since Massachusetts Bay Colony entered the New England Confederation?\n\n4. Nearly 30 years ago the population after the Great Migration has gone from 250,000 in the colonies to now almost double that. How has this effected the economy in Massachusetts?\n\n5. With the growing numbers of Germans, Scots-Irish, and other Europeans immigrating to the colonies, do you feel this is threatening the Puritan communities in Massachusetts?\n\n6. This year, 1763, parliament issued the Proclamation of 1763. I have heard that many of the colonist that fought in the French and Indian Wars feel this proclamation is unjust because they are not allowed to settle west of the Appalacian Mountains. Do you think parliament will repeal this act if pressured?
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Oh wow, man, that's rough. I suggest you forget about getting back, since the time machine won't be invented for a while. Stick around and party-- why don't you "invent" some stuff from your time while you are here and make a fortune?\n\nWhy be a boring student in your own time when you can be a king here? I did that for a while in medieval England. it does get old, though-- you pine for things like the internets and MacDonald's. And DVDs. Bearbaiting just ain't the same thing.\n\nI'd loan you my time machine, but unfortunately a future version of myself came back and took it from me, claiming "I wasn't ready for it." What a smarmy bastard.
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Well I believe after I answer this question you'll be from the past. :) LOL
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WOW, LOOK EVERYONE LOOK!!!!\n\nLOOOOOOKK!!!\n\na smart perosn on yahoo!!!!!\n\nAMAZING!!!\n\n1 more thing, no matter what we were wrong about(and alot of our so called allies) it too late to go back now.
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I'd go back to when my mom was still alive and healthy. \nI'd also go to 1955 and get to know James Dean.
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No problem.  Only how can I consider the world to be as old as "science" dates it when I don't know how old "science" dates it today?  Every couple of years or so I read an article in a newspaper or a magazine telling me that "science" has just discovered that it was all wrong: the earth is actually so many hundred million years older (or younger) than they thought it was.  Personally, I can't help thinking there is a farcical aspect to that.  Especially when every time science changes its mind, nobody is allowed to question "science", or they will be branded as ignoramus.\nEDIT:\nDon't worry, if Rose Petal had reported you, your question would have been taken off.  She is just trying to get your goat.
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I would love to see time travel available, but I believe to go back and prevent a part of history would be wrong. It would change the future for everyone. I loved the TV show "Quantum Leap", but I always thought there was something wrong about changing history.
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nothing paradoxical would happen even if time travel were to happen. so past cannot be changed through time travel.
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Say yes or no if we did those things a century ago.\n\nOR\n\nSay whether or not we did those things a hundred years ago.
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to "new": yes, you are cool. but would you please go back to your home and ask your grandfather why your forefathers left home, came to this country and stayed in this country? did they miss HOME? let's suppose you are not american indian and your grandfather still exists.
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When I travel to a new place I like to check out the historical areas, sometimes including old cemeteries. Once my husband and I, while visiting in Savannah, GA, got locked in an old military cemetery. Spooky!
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okay, so like want to switch places????!!!!.  Oooh, the memories of those days.  Enjoy it while you can.  \n\n/doc
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our thirst for knowledge on what happened before we were around
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I'm looking for a way to forget my past. \nAnd i love to look for anything that helps me expand my creativity. I'm online to take a dive into a deeper pool. Amsterdam is pretty small next to everything else. I want to know how other cultures communicate with each other at different parts of the world. I like to expand my vision.
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I get so put off when people use the past to justify the present...I wonder if we will EVER evolve beyond it...at least some of us have.  \nAnd if you're gonna quote history as your argument, you need to be fair and look at ALL the history of the United States before you start hating just one group.  \nI actually don't like the fact that I've recently moved from S. Texas partly because of the illegals trespassing across my property, but I also believe our govt. needs to get a grip and help solve the problem instead of adding to it...
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I agree with the above answer....but think about this for a second.....if time travel ever becomes possible...we would all travel back in time to clean up stuff and change what we think we need to.....and since no one has shown up to change anything recently.....it just shows that time travel will never happen....