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- 5941: Atomic Bombs
- ... during the final stages of the Manhattan Project when a critical assembly of fissile material was accidentally brought together by hand. This incident, which was dramatized in Fat Man and Little Boy, pre-dated remote-control assembly of such components, but the hazards of manual assembly were known at the time (U.S. Nuclear Accidents, Internet). Only 9 months after that, a similar problem occurred which there were 8 people that ...
- 5942: Tropical Africa: Food Production and the Inquiry Model
- Tropical Africa: Food Production and the Inquiry Model Hunger is the result of disasters such as drought, floods, the changing of the jet stream patterns and other natural disasters. They are beyond our control. It has been estimated that one third of the land in Tropical Africa is potentially cultivable, though only about 6% of it is currently cultivated. However, to change farming from a low-input low-yield ...
- 5943: Botswana
- ... school, but only fifteen percent will go on to high school. The small percent of people that go to college attend the University of Botswana in Gaborone, the nation's capital. Great Britain once had control over Botswana. South Africa wanted Botswana, then called Bechuanaland, as part of their country. But Great Britain refused. On September 30,1966, Botswana was declared independent. It's official name is The Republic of Botswana ...
- 5944: Jamaica: "Jammin," Life in Jamaica
- ... World. It is the center of the Rastafarian Movement. The Caribbean's largest deposit of Bauxite is buried within the island. These are all qualities of the island nation of Jamaica. Jamaica was once under control of the United Kingdom, but on August 6, 1962, they broke free and became their own sovereign nation. But as with any small country trying to live without aid from other countries, they had their ...
- 5945: Mexico
- ... War II Mexico has had important economic development, which has benefited the upper and middle classes and had little effect on the lower classes which includes small farmers and laborers. Income inequalities, inflation, and government control of labor all stressed the economy of Mexico. The railway system in Mexico was improved during World War II and an Inter-American Highway was opened. This resulted in more tourists visiting Mexico which led ...
- 5946: England: History and People
- ... England is governed by bishops. There are two archbishoprics with seats at Canterbury and York. The archbishoprics are divided into bishoprics, each with its own bishop. These are in turn divided into parishes under the control of a vicar and sometimes an assistant curate. The two archbishops and 24 bishops sit in Parliament in the House of Lords. Although a state church, the Church of England receives no direct financial contributions ...
- 5947: Mauritania
- ... many are unpaved like the roads. They have only four paved roads and each one is four or less miles long and there about 6 unpaved each one less than 3 miles long. None have control towers or safety devises to land planes safely. They have no bypasses and no money to make them. The need for them is about the same as the need for more crocodiles. [2][3] Economy ...
- 5948: Geography of Mauritania
- ... many are unpaved like the roads. They have only four paved roads and each one is four or less miles long and there about 6 unpaved each one less than 3 miles long. None have control towers or safety devises to land planes safely. They have no bypasses and no money to make them. The need for them is about the same as the need for more crocodiles. [2][3] Economy ...
- 5949: Mexico City
- ... city was named Tenochitlan, and reached a population of 250,000. Then Spanish explorers made Mexico City the capital of all the Spanish settlements in the western hemisphere. During the Mexican War, the US took control of the city for five months. Then it was taken over by President Benito Pablo Jauarez. By the 1920's Mexico City began building saw mills and factories all over the city. The housing developments ...
- 5950: Rome
- ... the Gallic wars. Caesar made explorations into Britain in 55 and 54 Before Christ and defeated the Britain's. By the end of the Gallic wars Julius Caesar had reduced all of Gaul to Roman control. The battles of the Gallic wars Julius Caesar one of the greatest military commanders of all time developed the personal devotion of the Roman legions to him self. Crassus's death in 53 Before Christ ...
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