History of Central America

Puertorricans have a mix in their heritage; they have Spaniard, African, a little bit of British, and a lot of Taino heritage

Source: I'm Boricua ;D

There are seven Central American countries. In Belize, the official language is English. Spanish is the official language in Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, and Panama. There may be small Portuguese-speaking communities within each of the seven countries. For Portuguese has spread from Portugal, to populate all seven continents with Portuguese speakers. Does that really mean that Portuguese is spoken even in Antarctica? Yes! For Brazil maintains a scientific presence in the south polar continent. But the Portuguese presence thus far is very limited. There are historical reasons for the limiting of the Portuguese presence in Latin America largely to Brazil. For settlement of the subsequent Latin America was regulated by the Treaty of Tordesillas, in 1497. By that treaty, Portugal was only eligible to claim Brazil. For the line of division ran in such a way as to give almost everything else to Spain.

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According to my history textbook, American Pageant:

"In a similarly self-denying vein, Wilson persuaded Congress in early 1914 to repeal the Panama Canal Tolls Act of 1912, which had exempted American coastwise shipping from tolls and thereby provoked sharp protests from injured Britain."

In reference to the Roaring 20s, one changing attitude of people living in developing suburbs was that they became more politically conservative. They also became more politically active in general.

- 2.5 million soldiers over 1 million soldiers

- the union had a 700 ship navy, the Confederates just had a few sips they seized from the union

- north was more industrialized

- north had a better infrastructure- telegraph, railroad and shipping

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The concept of "finding providence" often relates to the search for divine guidance or support in life. It can stem from a desire for meaning, reassurance, or a sense of purpose during challenging times. Many people seek providence as a way to understand their circumstances and to feel connected to something greater than themselves. Ultimately, it reflects a human inclination to find hope and direction amidst uncertainty.

Countries that practiced imperialism often gained significant economic benefits, including access to new markets for their goods, raw materials, and labor resources. This expansion allowed them to enhance their wealth and power, leading to industrial growth and increased national prestige. Additionally, imperialism often facilitated the spread of cultural, political, and technological influence, enabling imperial powers to assert their dominance on the global stage. However, these benefits frequently came at the expense of colonized populations, leading to exploitation and conflict.

The Mayan Indians discovered Belize about 1500 BC. The Spanish were there in 1527.

Samoans derive from the islands of Samoa.

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Panama's modern history was influenced by the canal treaty which granted the United States rights in perpetuity over land on both sides of the canal and intervention right in Panamanian affairs. The treaty led to friction between the two countries for decades.Ê

they arrange them quit bad i don't like puritans they sound hateful and very mean

This sounds like a grade school homework assignment - you'll need to do your own research and actually read your social studies textbook. If you understand what corruption means, you won't have to ask this question. The answer will be obvious.

As in most countries, there is no official national music of Panama. However, Calypso, cumbia, reggae, reggaeton, folkloric music, Cuban and Colombian music, jazz, blues, salsa, and rock are all popular.

no they didnt because they didnt have tooth brushes

The oldest man in A long way from Chicago is Uncle Griswold Grady, who is 103 years old. He is in the chapter called Centennial Summer.

The Mission of San Antonio de Valero was established on May 1, 1718.

The Panama Canal