The northern strategy to win the civil war was call the andocona plan. Was a blockade which blocked the south from getting resouces
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<u><em>Sacramento - Sacramento sits 30 feet above sea level today, but that wasn’t always the case. A portion of the California capital was given a 10-foot boost in the 1860s, thanks to the residents of the flood-prone city, who raised the entire original section of Sacramento to its current elevation by abandoning the ground floors of multi-story buildings and constructing sidewalks at the first-floor level. As new roadways were constructed, they too were elevated. You can see the only remaining section of the city’s original level in the sunken courtyard at the Old Sacramento tourist shopping center, across from the California State Railroad Museum.</em></u>
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His administration didn't respond very well to Hurricane Katrina. (Fun fact: I was there just outside of New Orleans and my little brother was being born in a hospital when Katrina hit)
Spanish explorer Hernan Cortés encountered the Aztecs in 1519 and conquered them in 1521, claiming their empire for Spain. He then destroyed the Aztecs capital city of Tenochtitlan and rebuilt a Spanish city on its ruins
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