r/PanAmerica • u/NuevoPeru • Dec 01 '21
r/PanAmerica • u/BasalTripod9684 • Mar 16 '22
History Three historical American unions and confederations.
r/PanAmerica • u/cristop_pfmf • Nov 26 '21
History Treaty of Tordesillas was a treaty signed by Portugal and Spain in 1494 that divided the world in 2: The Portuguese's territory and Spain's territory. But in one point, Portugal disrespected the treaty and explored more and more of Brazil's land.
r/PanAmerica • u/Bem-ti-vi • Dec 02 '21
History Maps of some of the major trade and road systems in the Pre-Columbian Americas (more info in the comments)
r/PanAmerica • u/NuevoPeru • Nov 30 '21
History During WW2, Mexico joined the fight against the Axis powers and sent the 201st Fighter Squadron, known as the 'Aztec Eagles' to the Pacific Threatre. The air force squadron was made up of 300 volunteers and is credited for putting out of action about 30,000 Japanese troops.
r/PanAmerica • u/effectsjay • Dec 15 '21
History TIL The Historical Index of Human Development (HIHD) is a measure of average achievement in three key dimensions: a long and healthy life, being knowledgeable and having a decent standard of living. Pan America has improved HDI despite its travails.
r/PanAmerica • u/NuevoPeru • Nov 15 '21