He has been the President of the United States from the Deep South since the Civil War and is also known as a practitioner of human rights diplomacy. Jimmy Carter before becoming president James Earl Carter Jr. was born in 1924 in Georgia, known as the Deep South. Jimmy, used nominally, is James
Ronald Reagan, the 40th generation, was the oldest president in history and the only divorced president. Ronald Reagan before becoming president Ronald Reagan was born in 1911 in Illinois. His father was an Irish Catholic and his mother was a Scottish Protestant, but Ronald became a Protestant
In Americas long history, only John Adams, John Quincy Adams, and Bush have become presidents. I would like to take a look at George HW Bush, also known as Papa Bush in Japan. George HW Bush before becoming president George HW Bush was born in Massachusetts in 1924. Although his father was a
Personally, when I hear this name, I can only remember the word inappropriate relationship. Bill Clinton before becoming president Bill Clinton was born in Arkansas in 1946. Bill is his nickname, like William Jefferson Clinton, Jimmy Carters real name. He is actually the first president born
The United States begins a war when it comes to the Republican government. It is said that the United States is at war about every 12 years, and when that happens, new armaments will be needed. After World War II, the Republican government has repeatedly coalesced with the military-industrial comp
The first black president in history. Since the founding of the United States, blacks have always been exposed to discrimination. He was used as a slave until the Civil War and continued to be persecuted after the Civil War. 300 years after the founding of the United States, the history of the U
Donald Trumps inauguration as President of the United States is the greatest tragedy and greatest comedy in American history. Donald Trump until becoming president Donald Trump was born in New York in 1946. His father was Fredrick Trumps son Fred Trump, who emigrated to the United States from
Suddenly, I have a question. How many of the 44 presidents of the United States have come from defense? It is often said that many American presidents are war heroes or lawyers, but I wondered what percentage of them would be, so I looked it up this time. In conclusion, 27 of the 44 presidents
Unlike Japan, the United States has a federal system, and each state is like a country, which is organized by the federal government and the president of the United States. The power of the President of the United States is enormous, and he has a veto to Congress, called Veto, and can even use nuc
Who is the greatest person in world history? With that in mind, the name of Rev. King, Martin Luther King, Jr., cannot be missed. Named Martin Luther Rev. King was born in Georgia in 1929. Georgia, also known as the Deep South, was one of the most black-discriminatory regions in the United S
It wasnt as widespread as the villain rankings at all, but Ive previously planned a Great Women Ranking on this blog. Rosa Parks is personally one of the top ten women in human history, and it is certain that her courage has become a movement that involves the United States. She is one of the
AROUND 300 B.C. AD The Mayans begin to build spectacular stone cities: The rainforest is humid in Central America . The cities built by the Maya are arranged around a complex of plazas, temples, palaces and ball courts (where people practice the sacred ball game). The buildings are covered with eng
The Olmecs live in the marshy plain that borders the Gulf of Mexico . They do not practice animal husbandry and depend entirely on crops . Farmers mainly grow maize, but also beans, squash, peppers and avocados. AROUND 1200 BC. AD The Olmecs build San Lorenzo: They begin to erect temples dedicat
Around 2000 BC Beginning of cultivation in Peru: Peru is found in northwestern South America. The peoples of ancient Peru were sedentary peasants who grow tomatoes, corn, peppers, peppers, squash and potatoes. They raise llamas for their flesh, milk and wool, and as pack animals. Around 1200 to 300
Around 15,000 BC Arrival of the first humans in North America: During this ice age , much of the earth is covered in ice and snow. Land and ice bridge connects America to Asia . The first American Indians cross Asia on foot or along the coast. They wander in pursuit of large animals:mammoths, horse
Society was quite flexible, with social mobility occurring within the Empire. Some members of the free lower strata could rise to the rank of dignitaries thanks to their bravery in combat, it was possible to climb military posts and become part of the military aristocracy. They could also dedicate
Since the indigenous people of Mexico, the Aztecs were the ones who most worshiped their Gods. At the time of the arrival of the Spanish, the Aztec religion was a synthesis of beliefs and cults. The agrarian gods of the agricultural peoples of central Mexico merged with the astral gods of the barbar
The Aztecs fascinate archeology and raise assumptions around their disappearance. A community marked by work and religious beliefs, the Aztecs inhabited the region of Aztlán, northwest of Mexico. Direct successors of the Toltec lineage, the Aztecs initially formed a small tribe of hunters and gather
Map of the Aztec empire at its peak, when Hernán Cortes arrived in 1519. Aztec Civilization Take the opportunity to check out our video lesson related to the subject:
The governmental system of the Aztecs was monarchical, where the Emperors Council elected his successor, chosen among the members of the ruling lineage, and called the Royal House. The political and spiritual heart of the Aztecs was the city of Tenochtítlan on the island of Tlatelolco (Place of the
By Rainer Sousa The glamorization of the material culture of other peoples is a very common practice in many strongholds of western culture. Permeated by an interest that intensified in the 19th century, with the imperialist wave that determined the arrival of colonists in different parts of the pla
In the first years of the Vietnam War, the US Army was totally convinced of the necessity of that war and was united and disciplined. As the war dragged on, morale and discipline deteriorated. The same thing happened among the American civilian population that contemplated the horrors of the first w
The least appreciated president in American history This was the conventional evaluation of Warren G. Harding, but it turned out that he has actually made considerable achievements such as halving the unemployment rate during his tenure, and he is also the president who has been reviewed in recent
The “War of Secession” or “American Civil War” was a civil war that took place in the United States of America between 1861 and 1865. The conflict involved the Northern States (Union) and the Southern States (Confederate States of America) for the emancipation of slaves and ended with the victory o