From sources: <span>· Persians have a different language and identity from the rest of the Middle East. </span> <span>· Persian food rocks. </span> <span>In Persian mythology, the devil uses Persian food to corrupt The king of the land. Two serpents grow from the King’s shoulders as a result. But “Zahak, The Dragon King” is eventually slain by a brave warrior at the foot of Iran’s highest peak, Mt. Damavand. </span> <span>· The word Iran means “Land of the Aryan”. </span> <span>· Famous western poets influenced by Persian poets: </span> <span>Ralph Waldo Emerson, Wolfgang Von Goethe. </span> <span>· Iran’s constitution and Parliament were created on Aug 5th, 1906. </span> <span>· Famous biblical people buried in Iran: </span> <span>Queen Esther, Daniel, Cyrus The Great, Darius The Great, St. Thaddaeus. </span> <span>· In spite of fierce competition, Persian rugs are still the best rugs in the world. </span> <span>· Iran has world’s best caviar. </span> <span>· It snows in Tehran like it does in Denver. </span> <span>· Iran has crocodiles. It’s tigers were hunted to extinction 50 years ago. But still has the only Asiatic cheetah. </span> <span>· Only country to have purchased F-14 Tomcats from US. </span> <span>· Persian is still spoken in Tajikestan and Afghanistan. It was the official court language of India for 200 years.</span>
It was the last speech President Lincoln made before his death it was also said he said we may not be remembered but our actions here and now will forever be remembered
The United States was willing to pay more per mile for the Gadsden Purchase than for the Mexican Cession because the Gadsden Purchase gave money to the United States to build a railroad.
