In earlier, prehistoric days, the area that we know as Montana, together with Alberta, Canada, was the land where tyrannosaurus and brontosaurus, as well as a number of smaller dinosaurs, could be found. During the centuries preceding the ‘discovery’ of America by Christopher Columbus, this land was populated by many American Indians, or Native Americans … Read more
Today, Georgia (that gave the world Coca-Cola) is definitely the commercial front-runner of its region, but one time it was the only colony that was established as a refuge for deserving and poor people. The cotton gin, invented in Georgia, revolutionized the South, and today, the state ranks first in America when it comes to the … Read more
The first people of Arkansas were two early tribes that lived in the area around 10,000 B.C. The so-called ‘Bluff Dwellers’ occupied the northwestern portions of the state and lived in caves and under the cliffs of the Ouachita and Boston mountains (the only mountains in the area between the Rockies and the Appalachians) along … Read more