Pamphlets from1920 spread by the Hungarian Government to foreign locals disagreeing about the Treaty of Trianon. In this way, the Government made an effort to explain what this would converte to if the same thing happened to France, Italy, the United Kingdom, the United States, and the German Empire.
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The 1402 Kangnido Map: A revolutionary Korean cartographic achievement that challenged medieval geographical understanding, integrating Chinese, Korean, and Islamic knowledge into a single, remarkable document.
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Panama Canal was opened on August 15, 1914. France began work on the canal in 1881 but stopped due to a high worker mortality rate. The U.S. took over the project in 1904.
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Japan first became known to Europeans through the account of Marco Polo at the close of the thirteenth century. Marco Polo had never been to Japan, but he had his information from the Great Khan.
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The map is dated December 1, 1918. The armistice with Germany was less than a month old. Most of Central and Eastern Europe were in revolutionary chaos.
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View of the United States from San-Francisco is an illustration showing how Silicon Valley residents see the rest of the U.S. Designed by Kirby Scudder, it was first published as the cover for the Pacific Ventures (1986).
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This is a 1947 map depicting the “What If” following the end of the Second World War in Europe. The
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n the 19th century, Missouri is considered the longest river in the world. Even nowadays, some currently describe the Mississippi River as being the 3rd longest river in the world if the length of Missouri and Ohio Rivers are added to the Mississippi’s main stem.
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Mountain vegetation is found in the mountains at higher altitudes. This kind of vegetation is characterized by a rapid vertical change in dominant plant cover forms, with slight elevation changes.
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The Arctic region is home to diverse indigenous peoples who have inhabited the area for thousands of years. These peoples have adapted to the extreme cold, harsh environments, and unique challenges of the Arctic.
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