Why did Southern delegates meet in Nashville the summer of 1850?

The Southern delegates did not meet in Nashville in the summer of 1850. They met in Nashville on June 3, 1850, to discuss strategies to protect their interests in light of the Compromise of 1850.

What was the Southern response to President announced plans for reconstruction?

Value of a 1939 silver half dollar?

The war of the two brothers:division and fall of the Inca Empire
On July 26, 1533, the last ruler of the Inca empire, Atahualpa, was executed by the Spanish with a garrote (device used to strangle prisoners). His death meant the end of the great Inca empire and the beginning of the Spanish conquest of that region of South America. Only a year before, Atahualpa ha
Trepanations in ancient Peru
Until today, there is an ancient unsolved mystery regarding the cranial trepanations that the ancient Peruvians practiced, according to John Verano, to cure migraines, aneurysms and intense headaches.Write:Suriel Chacon. The forensic anthropologist and researcher, John Verano, throughout his profes
LIMA CULTURE (100 BC- 600 AD)
LOCATION: This culture developed in the valleys of the Chillón, Rímac and Lurín rivers. To the north it reached the valley of the Chancay River and to the south to the Mala Valley, to the west it bordered the Pacific Ocean and to the east, to the first foothills of the Andes mountain range beyond Sa
One-armed Inca (1515-1545)
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