Delaware and Kentucky were the last two states to abolish slavery. Slavery was abolished in Delaware on August 3, 1865, and in Kentucky on December 3, 1865. The Thirteenth Amendment to the Constitution, which abolished slavery throughout the United States, was ratified on December 6, 1865.
Anthropomorphic clay pipes are one of the most beautiful and interesting creations of Mississippi cultures. These monuments developed from around 1500 BC. to the 12th century CE, from the simplest forms to pipes, the bowls of which took an anthropomorphic or zoomorphic shape and often depicted mytho
The unpopular president continues. Among the successive presidents of the United States, the unpopular presidents are concentrated in the presidents from Andrew Jackson to Theodore Roosevelt for about 100 years. At this time, America was developing rapidly. However, from an international point o
Simón Bolivar was a Venezuelan politician, military leader and revolutionary. His performance was essential for the independence process of several South American countries:Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Venezuela. Bolívars main objective was to create a great country and believed in Latin
Two of the successive presidents of the United States are Johnson, both of whom have been promoted to president after the assassination of the president. Andrew Johnson after the assassination of Lincoln has a reactionary politics and is not well received in every aspect, but Lyndon Johnson after