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History of Central America
History of the region between Mexico and South America including Houduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Belize, El Salvador, and Panama
751 Questions
Yes, the Native Americans have their own set of Myths and Legends.
What was Latin Americas first civilization?
The Olmec of southern Mexico built Latin Americas first civilization.
When Henry Clay tried to make the bank of the US a key campaign issue in 1832?
Jackson turned the tables on him by vehemently opposing rechartering of the bank.
Mayas
How has the Panama Canal changed the world?
it saved months/weeks of time sailing around south America and gives panama money
It connected the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea.
What was racism in America like 100 years ago?
It was really bad! Black people were called Negro's and they werent allowed any where near a white person. If they were the consequences were really bad!! you could not sit in the front of the carraige unless you were driving it or you were pulling it, go to the same bathroom, or drink from the same watering thing as a white person if you were black.
The canal era began with the construction of?
The Eerie Canal. Started in 1817 and completed in 1825. It was created by Dewitt Clinton.
What were fifteen hundred Mexican pesos worth in the 1700's or early 1800's?
They were worth 1,546 US dollars. Current value of that amount is the equivalent to US$19,325 at today's prices.
pay for all national elections
To protect states from invasion.
What kind of events caused important changes in early English?
The mixing of different people caused changes. English is a combination of a lot of different languages put together over time.
The spanish were christian, and the Aztecs were Mexicayotal. The spanish tried to convert the Aztecs.
What did Santos benavides accomplish after war?
what are some struggles Santos Benavides went through
What is the environmental impact of the Panama Canal?
please find out that becuz i am trying to do a project for my teacher
First- 1095/1096-1099
Second- 1147-1149
Third- 1189 -1192
Fourth- 1202-1204
United States bank was founded by?
The first Bank of the United States was the brainchild of then Secretary of Treasury Alexander Hamilton. He proposed the idea of a national bank to the House of Representatives, and it was finally signed into law by President Washington in February 1791. It only had a twenty-year charter, and was opposed by many to be corrupt, therefore it only lasted until 1811, when the bank's charter expired.
What borders does the Panama have?
Costa Rica, Columbia, The Caribbean Sea, and the North Pacific Ocean.
What was the historical significance of the Suez Canal?
The Suez Canal was constructed in the 1800's by a French company and then purchased by the British. The canal, which linked the Mediterranean Sea to the Persian Gulf, cut the time it took to sail from this sea into Asia and the Pacific ( And vice- versa). However, the French people were angered at the British's heavy control of the new sea lane.
What are facts about Jeanne Baxtresser?
Jeanne Baxtresser is an American flutist. Jeanne Baxtresser was born in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, USA.
How many Greeks live in the US?
US Census Year 2000 estimates the number at 1,800,000 total across all US cities
Where has civil war been fought in Central America?
El Salvador was where the central American civil war
How was Charles III an enlightened despot?
he had many ideas that dealt with the enlightenment
some of them being religious tolerance- he weakened the influence of the Church, got rid of the Jesuits and reduced the influence of the Inquisition
he also created land ownership for the poor
