Many historians believe only cultural changes such as war, trade or rebellion affect the course of history and that people can always adapt to climate change. In the case of the Mayans, it is generally assumed they were destroyed by invaders. Gill's work challenges this.
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Muchos historiadores creen que solo los cambios culturales como la guerra, el comercio o la rebelión afectan el curso de la historia y que las personas siempre pueden adaptarse al cambio climático. En el caso de los mayas, generalmente se supone que fueron destruidos por los invasores. El trabajo de Gill desafía esto. Muchos historiadores creen que solo los cambios culturales como la guerra, el comercio o la rebelión afectan el curso de la historia y que las personas siempre pueden adaptarse al cambio climático. En el caso de los mayas, generalmente se supone que fueron destruidos por los invasores. El trabajo de Gill desafía esto.
Thats is so sweet........
Once they were across the River Jordan they attacked Jericho, killing every single man they could even the women and children
I think that the answer is the nile river
"It represented a major setback for the federal government due to public suspicion."
Obviously Watergate was huge and it had the public worrying that they could not trust their government anymore.
