
States are color-coded based on whether they have more prisons/jails (orange) or more colleges (purple).
Key insights from the map include:
Making Sense Of The World, One Map At A Time
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States are color-coded based on whether they have more prisons/jails (orange) or more colleges (purple).
Key insights from the map include:
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This map shows the territorial acquisitions of the United States, highlighting how the nation expanded over time through various treaties, purchases, and annexations.
Here are the key territorial acquisitions mentioned on the map:
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The video above shows the growth of the United States from the founding of Jamestown in 1607 right to the revolutionary war right up until 2022.
Here is a brief timeline of key events in American history from the founding of Jamestown to the present day:
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The video above was created by YouTuber EmperorTigerstar and shows Every other day of the American Revolutionary War.
You can also watch a speed up version below:
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The map above shows support for “Christian Nationalism” in the United States by state based on those PPRI found to be Adherents & Sympathizers.
Support varied from considerably across states, ranging from a low of 17% to a high of 50%.
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The map above is taken from the amazing McBroken website and shows where McDonalds ice cream machines are working and where they are broken.
At the time of writing 14.72% of the machines were broken, with New York the worst affected city at 32% broken.
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Jefferson Davis was easily elected with 97% of the vote (47,057 votes) and all 109 electoral college votes. His vice-president Alexander Stephens got 3.02% of the popular vote (1,465 votes).
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This map from the National Atlas of the United States of America shows the distribution of federal lands and Indian reservations across the United States. T
The legend indicates the different types of federal land management and their corresponding colors on the map.
Here’s what each color represents:
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Data comes from Worldslargestthings.com.
Here’s the largest item from each state based on the map:
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Here are some key points about the map: