A total of 13 states and territories—including Colorado (1893), Utah (1870), Idaho (1896), Washington (1910), Oregon (1912), Arizona (1912), Kansas (1912), California (1911), Montana (1914), Nevada (1914), New York (1917), Michigan (1918), and South Dakota (1918)—allowed women to vote before the ratification of the Nineteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution in 1920, which gave women the right to vote nationwide.
During the Inca period, the remains of the dignitaries were mummified and treated as living people. Some even married after death.In the Inca empire, death had strong links with daily life. According to historians, this Andean society had spiritual and time concepts different from those of Western c
The Vaccine Revolt was a popular rebellion against the smallpox vaccine, which took place in Rio de Janeiro in November 1904. Summary:Causes and Consequences When President Rodrigues Alves took office in 1902, tons of rubbish piled up on the streets of the city of Rio de Janeiro. In this way, the
The War of the Rags or Farroupilha Revolution it was the longest rebellion of the regency period in Brazil. It took place in Rio Grande do Sul and lasted ten years, from 1835 to 1845, a period that includes the regency of Feijó and the Second Reign. The term “ragged” referred to the ragged clothing
The huascarist Manco Inca allied himself with Pizarro for the taking of Cusco and consolidated the conquest. Later, he realized the nature of the escutcheons and rebelled, beginning a process of reconquest that lasted three centuries. Who was Manco Inca Yupanqui or Manco II? Manco Inca, also called