This Map Shows How Some U.S. Counties Are Prescribing Way More Opioids Than Others
Doctors in some U.S. counties prescribed up to six times more addictive pain pills than others in 2015. Around two
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United States
Maps of the US
America According to Texas
Texas is a unique state which was once its independent nation, from 1836 to 1845, and recognized as such. Texas was previously part of more countries than any other U.S. state. Texas was formerly part of Spain, Mexico, France, the Republic of Texas, The CSA, and the USA.
Read MoreHow much have home prices changed?
Change in real home prices since 2000 and since the peak in each metro. While real home prices rose by
Read MoreThe Well-Being Map
The Well-Being Map is an online visualization tool that displays measurements of various characteristics for each U.S. county. For characteristics
Read MoreWhere is [country]?
Where is Iran? Based on a poll carried out by Morning Consult, just 23 percent of voters could correctly identify
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Personal Income by U.S. County mapped
In 2020, personal income increased in 3,040 U.S. counties, decreased in 69, and was unaffected in 3. Personal revenue grew 6.4% in the metropolitan part of the U.S. and rose 7.6% in the nonmetropolitan part.
Read MoreThe Most Googled Car or Truck in Every U.S. State
Source: goldeagle.com
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The Irish in America
The first major wave of Irish immigrants to America occurred in the 18th century. Many were Scots-Irish Presbyterians fleeing religious persecution in Ireland and settled in the Appalachian region. The larger wave of Irish Catholic immigration began in the mid-19th century due to the Great Famine (1845-1852), a devastating potato blight that caused mass starvation and forced millions to seek a new life in America. Upon arrival, these immigrants faced prejudice and discrimination due to their religion, poverty, and perceived lower social status.
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The United States of America Territorial Expansion
The U.S. is the 3rd largest country globally, but this country was not always like this. The 1803 Louisiana Purchase doubled the young American republic’s size, just 20 years after it got independence from Britain Empire. Then the country continued to grow in size.
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