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Facts about Karl Marx Never Taught in Schools
Here is the struggle of Marx and Engles to survive in their early years. While Engles chaffed at working in his father's business which brought him a measure of wealth, Marx squandered his modest income forcing his family to live in poverty.
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Facts about Africa's Geography Never Taught in Schools
International trade with Africa is stifled by a lack natural harbors and navigable rivers that severely limit access by ocean vessels. These geographic challenges limited cultural exchange and technological and economic development when other continents were advancing.
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Facts in Geography Never Taught in Schools
Geographical location has a major impact on civilization. Mountains have a major impact on rainfall and hence agricultural. Coastal people generally have contact with other cultures and tend to grow technologically.
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The History of the Mayas
Mayan civilization arose on the Yucatan peninsula, a difficult region with limited water, poor limited soil and little fertilizer. It was a violent culture of city states that engaged in warfare not just for dominance but to acquire victims for torture and sacrifice in ceremonies. It was already well into decline by the time the Europeans arrived bringing their own form of violence and domination.
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The history of the Inca Thomas Sowell
The Incan empire stretched the length of South America. It was turbulent short lived kingdom lasting just 100 years before the arrival of the Spanish who, due to a remarkable series of advantages, managed to conquer the empire with just a few hundred men. But Spanish rule tended to be just as turbulent for some time.
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We Have All Been Lied to About Lyndon Johnson
In this archival clip, Sowell argues that the significant socioeconomic improvements among Black Americans began well before Lyndon Johnson's policies, challenging the accepted belief that these policies were a catalyst for progress.
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