Learn about the #Mexican roots and #American adoption of Cinco de Mayo as a celebration of #MexicanAmerican heritage. #MexicanHistory #AmericanCulture #CincoDeMayo. https://thelanguagegarage.com/cinco-de-mayo/
Learn about the #Mexican roots and #American adoption of Cinco de Mayo as a celebration of #MexicanAmerican heritage. #MexicanHistory #AmericanCulture #CincoDeMayo. https://thelanguagegarage.com/cinco-de-mayo/
France and Mexico fought a war over pastries.
https://historyfacts.com/world-history/fact/pastry-war-france-and-mexico/
"19th-century Dutch letterpress print of various treats. The text at the top entices a peckish viewer: “Of many pastries and delicacies / This print is provided, whatever your choice. / So dear youth consider it always for your amusement, / And choose from it everything that is to your taste”." - from the Public Domain Image Archive
The Mexican community played a vital role in the Civil Rights Movement, fighting for equality and justice alongside other marginalized groups. Leaders like Dolores Huerta championed labor rights and social justice, reminding us of the power of unity in the struggle for civil rights.
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Back at Castillo Santa Cecilia in Guanajuato, a place that’s stayed in my memory since my first visit in the 1990s. Its timeless beauty and rich history never fail to leave an impression. #Guanajuato #CastilloSantaCecilia #MexicanHistory #ColonialTowns #Travel #HiddenGems #HistoricLandmarks
I'm presenting a talk about my book for the Friends of New Mexico History monthly lecture on Wednesday, May 7 at 12-1 p.m.
Free on YouTube
Register at: https://bit.ly/3DUiaAg
#borderlands #mexicanhistory #usmexicoborder #newmexico #Hist416
(photo: Pancho Villa State Park, courtesy of Brandon Morgan)
VINTAGE POSTCARD C Gral Porfirio Diaz President de Los Estados Unidos Mexicanos
https://www.cpaphil.com/en/categories/people-2/pages/6
#PorfirioDiaz #President #Mexico #VintagePostcard #History #Heritage #VintageArt #Memory
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VINTAGE POSTCARD C Gral Porfirio Diaz President de Los Estados Unidos Mexicanos www.cpaphil.com/en/c... #PorfirioDiaz #President #Mexico #VintagePostcard #History #Heritage #VintageArt #Memory #HistoricalPostcard #MexicanHistory #CulturalHeritage #VintageArt #Illustration
Lázaro Cárdenas was president of Mexico from 1934-1940. History education in the U.S. pays far more attention to Europe than to Mexico and Canada, but in short: for his nationalization of the petroleum industry alone, he's one of the most important figures in North America of the past century.
Anyway. Point is he joined the Mexican Revolution at age 15 and first got promoted for having excellent penmanship!
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(19/19)
...the 16th century.
How can this still/ever be resolved?
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PS
I'm sorry for the tedious page break, forced upon me by the Mastodon limit of 500k and the issue of counting handles, hyperlinks, as well as hashtags, too.
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(18/n)
...in particular in the present-day "developed" world.
And yet another thought:
Neither the biggest death bubble (WWII) im human history, nor any of the pandemics of the 20th and 21st century seems to have been able to cause a similar small "Ice Age" as did #TheGreatDying in...
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(17/n)
...America was 10 percent of the world’s population before #Columbus. If that were true today, there would be 700 million in the Indigenous world.
" Imagine that.
Besides, carbon use per person has increased dramatically, ...
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(16/n)
...we see from this study is the scale of what’s required [to battle anthropogenic #ClimateChange], because #theGreatDying resulted in an area the size of France being reforested
and that gave us only a few parts per million."
Picture this:
"Indigenous...
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(15/n)
...the 1500s cannot be balanced until large-scale vegetation regeneration in the Americas is included. #TheGreatDying of the Indigenous Peoples of the Americas resulted in a human-driven global impact on the Earth system
in the two centuries prior to the Industrial Revolution.”
And what...
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(14/n)
...the #LittleIceAge?
And was that a result of “natural forces” or because of the “large-scale #depopulation of the Americas after European arrival, subsequent land use change and secondary succession...”?!?
The authors say their study shows that the “global carbon budget of...
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(13/n)
...However, save the best for last:
For this, we have to go back to the original research paper 1):
"The paper explores a big question:
Did the invasion and #depopulation of the Americas in the 16th and 17th centuries result in the decline in temperatures,...
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(12/n)
...approximately 90% of the population of the Americas that would be at least 10% of the global population in 1500 (430-500 m 6))--that would be the relatively biggest extinction-level event of humanity in historic times!
Mind-blowing?
Maybe (still) not...
6)
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Estimates_of_historical_world_population
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(11/n)
...if #TheGreatDying as part of the European conquest of the Americas were to be counted as but ONE conflict, the c. 54m casualties of the indigenous population would already be the 2nd biggest death bubble of humanity ever.
With...
5)
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_War_I_casualties
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(10/n)
...fatalities (military + civilian fatalities).
The biggest circle, as you had expected, was #WWII:
"An estimated total of 70–85 million people perished, or about 3% of the estimated global population
of 2.3 billion in 1940." 4) (#WWI 15-20m) 5)
So,...
4)
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_War_II_casualties
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(9/n)
...Global Data Analytics at #OxfordUniversity has put together an incredible chart:
"Global deaths in conflicts since
the year 1400" 3)
Each circle represents but 1 armed cobflict.
"The size represents the absolute number of...
3)
https://www.vox.com/2015/6/23/8832311/war-casualties-600-years
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(7/n)
... a rounding imprecision.
In other words, seen (only statistically,) the wartime deaths were, in this sense, "almost negligible."
Over time, when the original awe and "godliness" of the conquistadores had worn off, the 50-60 m people would have simply overrun the...
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