History of Central America

Guatemala fought for its independence from Spain in September 15, 1821, winning it in 1825 and being considered an independent country. It originally was ruled by Spain until 1839.

The nation of Panama was created in 1903 because Roosevelt sent the U.S navy to support a revolution on the isthmus. This allowed Panama to become independent of Colombia and the US to get the land to build the Panama Canal.

they made a $300 million bridge to unit the two vast oceans which officially opened in 1914.

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The second thing that honduraus has great foods.

the third thing is that they make t shirts.

The Maya were located in central america.

They were also located in what is presently Mexico.

Joseph E. Johnston was a significant Confederate general during the American Civil War, known for his strategic defensive tactics and leadership in several key battles. He commanded the Army of Northern Virginia and played crucial roles in major campaigns, including the First Battle of Bull Run and the Atlanta Campaign. His ability to retreat and conserve his forces often frustrated Union advances, highlighting his importance in prolonging the war. Johnston's military decisions and interactions with other Confederate leaders, particularly Jefferson Davis, also shaped the overall Confederate strategy.

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Mahatma Ghandi was probably the most famous Indian person of international fame.

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The Panama Canal is the shortest route.

The 49ers contributed to California becoming a state because of the gold. It brought forgien people to find the gold, but while doing this they had to buy supplies from the Americans. When California applied for statehood there was some controverse to if it would be a northern or southern state

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Belize, which is the former British Honduras, is the only Central American country where English is an official language.

That question can only be answered once either socialism has been acheived worldwide so that humanity as a whole can begin a transition to communism (in which case, hellz yeah!) or if humanity destroys itself through ecological destruction, all out war, or whatever else (in case, it wouldn't be on Marxism itself but rather on people for not making the kind of radical change that is needed).

The "Five Civilized Tribes" are the Cherokee, Creek, Seminole, Chickasaw, and Choctaw

Because the Aztec prophecies told the Aztecs that their gods were fair skinned men with beards, and when the spanish arrived, the Aztecs thought they were gods.

The Caneye was the home of the Cacique (the leader) in an Arawak village.

In 1905, the US assumed administration of the Dominican Republic's customs. Under the terms, a Receiver-General kept 55 percent of total revenues to pay off foreign claimants, while remitting 45 percent to the Dominican government.

Common Sense was a pamphlet written by Thomas Paine in 1775. It was the inspiration for colonial independence in the United States.
It was a pamphlet that gave courage to Americans so they could fight for their freedom from British rule.

Reagan was supported by evangelical christians during his campaign and he encouraged things like church on Sunday and normal marriages between a man and a women

The PRI is a political party that has dominated the countries politics since it began in 1929. Almost all of Mexico's leading political figures belong to the party at both local and federal levels of government.

The slaves within the boundaries of the Roman empire had the same religion as the Roman citizens. Slavery was a social class, and the lowest on the ladder. Therefore, being a social class, they would have been influenced culturally the same way as citizens. Slaves were not citizens, but followed what the citizens did. The religion of the Roman empire was paganism, therefore the slaves were as well pagans. The only exception would be people from distant lands who were captured and forced to be slaves; in Asia Minor there would have been Christians and Jews, and those religions spread to the Roman empire; people of all social standings--from slaves to aristocrats--would have converted. But, basically, what I'm trying to say, is that the slaves themselves did not have their own religion.

The Aztecs were people that belonged to certain kinds of ethnic groups. The Aztecs came from central Mexico. Around the 13th century, the Valley of Mexico was where most of the Aztec civilization lived.

They crushed up scorched cacao beans, ground the crushings finely, and mixed with a little binder like fat.