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Geographical events related to human actions.

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East asian

Geography; Human geography

A person who is Chinese, Japanese, Korean, or a citizen of a Southeast Asian country or the Pacific islands.

A global city (also known as world city) is an important node point in the global economic system. For a global city to be classified as one, it must hold significant economic, political, cultural ...

Brandt Line

Geography; Human geography

Proposed by German Chancellor Willy Brandt in 1980, the Brandt Line is a line that divides the North and the South. It shows the divide between the more developed regions and the less developed ...

Trollstigen

Geography; Human geography

'Trollstigen' is the world's most dangerous road. Its eleven hairpin curves and its slopes, close to 9 percent, as well as the viewpoint located at the top of the mountain, have become must-see for ...

Algonquins

Geography; Human geography

The Indians known by this name were probably at one time the most numerous of all the North American tribes. Migrations, inter-marriages, political alliances, wholesale absorption of captives and ...

Blood indians

Geography; Human geography

A group of North American aborigines forming part of the Blackfeet Tribe, which, with the Apapahoes and Cheyennes, constitute the Western division of the great Algonquin family.

Caddo indians

Geography; Human geography

An important group of closely cognate and usually allied tribes formerly holding a considerable territory in Western Louisiana and Eastern Texas, entering upon the Red, Sabine, and Neches Rivers.