Mexico History

@yashinco · 1 year ago

An earthquake is a natural phenomenon that occurs when the Earth's crust shifts and releases energy in the form of seismic waves. This movement can be caused by the sudden release of built-up pressur...

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@XolosRamirez · 2 years ago

Photographs of Diego Rivera with Xoloitzcuintles | Xolos Ramirez

The Mexican muralist Diego Rivera appears on numerous occasions photographed with xolo dogs, some of them were found in the network, others more in books. The photos were taken in the garden of the Bl...

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@Monolith · 3 years ago

3 unusual historical facts about fortune (in America).

HISTORY OVERFLOWS with curious anecdotes, some well known while others lie forgotten in dusty volumes. Flipping through age-worn pages, I came across some interesting stories connected to money and fo...

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@FelmarAlmighty · 3 years ago

The Museum: Museo Subacuático de Arte or MUSA in Cancún, Mexico.

Let's talk about history One of the largest underwater museums in the world is the Museo Subacuático de Arte or MUSA in Cancún, Mexico. Over 500 human-size sculptures are installed beneath the ocean...

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@Champ · 1 year ago

A Blog on Antarctica

Antarctica, the southernmost continent on Earth, is a place of vast, unspoiled wilderness, home to some of the world's most unique and fragile ecosystems. Covering an area of nearly 14 million square...

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@Amax33 · 3 years ago

From ghost town to underwater museum; strangest tourist destinations

In this article, I have found strangers places that you might not have heard of them; From the desolate city of ghosts and creepy museums to cat island. Let's visit this places virtually, shall we?...

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@babodragic73 · 3 years ago

Chiuachua

The Chihuahua is a charming and graceful breed with great character. These dogs are the national symbol of Mexico and are one of the oldest North American breeds. They are known for their round head,...

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@Cryptotintayspray · 2 years ago

Stefany Ferrer first female professional soccer player bought with bitcoin

Stefany is the first Mexican soccer player bought with bitcoin Key facts: The player's purchase was made in bitcoin through the cryptocurrency exchange, Bitso. “So grateful for the opportunity! Now...

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@BeardedCake · 2 years ago

Do we project in streaming?

Good morning community, at this moment I'm listening to a Twitch stream, which makes criticisms to different games, recommends some, too many people follow it. It is interesting to see human behavio...

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@XolosRamirez · 2 years ago

National Palace artwork shows the Xoloitzcuintle dog in our Mexican history | Xolos Ramirez

We are Xolos Ramirez . Xoloitzcuintle dog kennel located in Mexico City.

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@Diego_4400 · 2 years ago

La importancia de la unión de Centro América. / The importance of the union of Central America.

*Texto traducido al inglés al final. / * Text translated into English at the end. Este es un tema que me apasiona mucho y del cual quiero escribir sin darle una connotación política. Creo que de alg...

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@Mdgolammoula · 3 years ago

Beautiful country

DOW S&P 500 NASDAQ 100 HOMEPAGE Subscribe HOME FINANCE The 20 most beautiful countries, ranked by travel-guide readers Bobbie Edsor Sep 5, 2017, 5:44 PM Scotland's wild highlands and hid...

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@jehe · 3 years ago

1985 Mexico Quake Turns 35 Years Today!

A devastating earthquake with a magnitude 8.1 struck the western part of Mexico last September 19, 1985 at 7:19 in the morning. Epicenter was recorded around 250 miles west of the Mexico City from Pac...

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@Dj · 3 years ago

A Margin of Safety: How to Thrive in the Age of Uncertainty

In late August of 2005, one of the most dangerous tropical storms in history began brewing. The waters of the Gulf of Mexico were unusually warm that month, and the high temperatures transformed the o...

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@ARN733666 · 3 years ago

The secret behind countries' flags

Colors and symbols of the countries' flags are not chosen randomly. In this article get acquainted with the most common symbols in the flags of countries and find out what they mean and where they ca...

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@RobLop · 3 years ago

Delicious money

The mayan culture was a civilization that is geographically located in the territory of southern Mexico, Guatemala and other areas of Central America. With a rich history of 3000 years ago it was one...

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@francyrios75 · 3 years ago

Queen of the Night, a Perennial Reminder of Impossible Love

Lady at night, queen of the night or Kadapul flower, are the names with which it is commonly known, this feminine and sensual flower, which today I share with you and surely will make you dream for it...

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@serendipity_mrie · 1 year ago

The Best Things to Eat in Pampanga, Philippines!

Balut, anyone? The Philippines is known for its strange and, at times, admittedly wacky cuisine. – yet when it comes to Southeast Asia travel, the country isn't exactly renowned as a great cuisine des...

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@Khanbaloch · 3 years ago

HISTORY (13/08/2020)

On our Continuous History Today series. check the following below. 1521 The City of Tenochtitlan in Mexico was captured by Hernan Cortes and was sets on fire. 1630 The most Capable General of Emp...

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@Andrea69 · 3 years ago

plastic island

These days, humans are thinking of building a separate island instead of discovering it. It may take less effort to build an island than to discover it. Today I present you with one of those strange...

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@GARDE · 1 year ago

Brazil is the world's largest producer of guavas

Brazil is the world's largest producer of guavas (goiaba in Portuguese), even though it is geographically very wide-spread and popular in tropical regions around the globe, from Mexico to South Africa...

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@Frankmart · 2 years ago

Cream or Peanut Butter

Happy day Read.cash Community, I hope you are all well, following with the promotion of #SweetWeek of @ArteFM , my article today is about Peanut Butter or Peanut Cream. According to my criteria the...

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@deki · 3 years ago

The story of the North American Indians - part II

Cultural regions of the North American Indians: After early migrations, the arrival on American soil from Asia, and subsequent expansion across the continent, the Indians were geographically grouped...

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@Ezelazra3 · 1 year ago

The Mistake That Caused Billions of Dollars

We all make mistakes at work, at school, or in our private lives. These mistakes can sometimes hurt our ego, our pride, or our economy. However, some mistakes can cause widespread destruction and loss...

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@hermes1666 · 3 years ago

Who I am

My Presentation Hello, my name is Hermes Sierralta, Venezuelan, living in Mexico, specifically in Mexico City for a little more than a year and a half, I am a multifaceted man, entrepreneur, self-tau...

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@Djordje · 3 years ago

Which empire/colonial powers committed the most atrocities in history, and why?

Easily the Aztec Empire. The moves of those human beings horrified even the Spanish that could later overcome them. Part of the purpose historic Mexico turned into conquered so without difficulty turn...

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@Jahid123 · 3 years ago

FIFA World Cup

Founded1930; 90 years agoRegionInternational ( FIFA )Number of teams32 (tournament phase)Current champions France (2nd title)Most successful team(s) Brazil (5 titles)Television broadcasters List o...

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@edi22 · 2 years ago

Mexico and its legends of Vampires

A vampire is, according to the folklore of various countries, a creature that feeds on the vital essence of other living beings (usually in the form of blood) in order to stay active. Throughout his...

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@NakamotoBch · 2 years ago

What The Ancient Maya Civilization Can Teach Us - brief History of the Maya Civilization

The ancient Maya had a sophisticated and sustainable society. This civilization is considered to be one of the most fascinating and enduring civilizations in human history. The Maya civilization is a...

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@Diba · 3 years ago

Chocolate

Chocolate is a preparation of roasted and ground cacao seeds that is made in the form of a liquid, paste, or in a block, which may also be used as a flavoring ingredient in other foods. The earlies...

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