Spread of people in the United States from 1790 thru 2015
Color represents people per square mile. Line fills represent U.S. territories with no data yet.
Read more: Spread of people in the United States from 1790 thru 2015Color represents people per square mile. Line fills represent U.S. territories with no data yet.
Read more: Spread of people in the United States from 1790 thru 20153.32% of U.S. households are on lots of 10 acres or more.
Read more: What U.S. states have households with the largest lot size?This video will show the entire history of the British Isles from the arrival of modern humans to 2016. Every
Read more: The History of the British Isles: Every YearOne significant change in the Arctic region in recent years has been the rapid decline in perennial sea ice. Perennial
Read more: Yearly Arctic Sea Ice Age (1984-2016)After the fall of the Akkadian Empire in the 22nd century BCE, Mesopotamia entered a perion of chaos and decline.
Read more: The Third Dynasty of Ur: Every yearThis video will show the entire history of Africa from the 50th century BCE to 2016. Due to the extreme
Read more: The History of Africa: Every YearAfter around two centuries of low-level trade un the region, the European powers begin to rapidly explore the Arctic from
Read more: The Exploration of the Arctic: Every YearUnemployment in the United States from 1990 thru July 2016.
Read more: Animated map of unemployment in the U.S. (1990 – 2016)After the fall of the Ostrogothic Kingdom in 552, Italy is once again brought under imperical control. However, the situation
Read more: History of the Italians: Every yearI’ve talked before about why New Zealand didn’t become a part of Australia despite the two nations sharing a history,
Read more: Why is Canada not part of the United States?New Zealand and Australia were both colonized by the British, but they were separate endeavors. The colonization of New Zealand was more independent and distinct from that of Australia. Different British officials were responsible for the colonization of these 2 regions, resulting in separate governance structures.
Read more: Why did New Zealand didn’t become a part of Australia?