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Events that Impacted History
American Civil War
Fall of the Berlin Wall
American Revolution
World War I
The Great Depression
Russian Revolution
World War II
Richest People in History
Genghis Khan | Wealth: Land
Alan Rufus (Alan the Red) | Wealth: $194 Billion
Akbar I | Wealth: Ruling a Empire with 25% Global GDP
Emperor Shenzong | Wealth: Ruling a Empire with 25-30% Global GDP
Augustus Caesar | Wealth: $4.6 Trillion
Mansa Musa | Wealth: Richer than anyone could describe
Largest Empires of all time
Persian Empire
Han Dynasty
Mongol Empire
Spanish Empire
Russian Empire
British Empire
Ten oldest Egyptian Rulers
Ptolemy IX Soter II 116-80 B.C.
Ptolemy VII Neos Philopator 145-144 B.C.
Harsiese ca. 130 B.C.
Ptolemy VIII Euergetes II 170–116 B.C.
Cleopatra II 175–115 B.C.
Ptolemy VI Philometor 180–145 B.C.
Cleopatra I 194–176 B.C.
Ankhwennefer 199–186 B.C.
Harwennefer 205–199 B.C.
Ptolemy V Epiphanes 205–180 B.C.
Largest Countries
Russia
Canada
China
United States
Brazil
Australia
India
Argentina
Kazakhstan
Algeria
Countries that have the most Nuclear Weapons
Russia 6,257 Weapons
United States 5,550 Weapons
China 350 Weapons
France 290 Weapons
United Kingdom 225 Weapons
Pakistan 165 Weapons
India 156 Weapons
Israel 90 Weapons
North Korea 50 Weapons
The Successors of the Roman
Byzantine Empire
Arab Empire
Holy Roman Empire of Europe
Ottoman Empire
Russian Empire
Strongest Countries in the World
8. Turkey
7. Japan
6. United Kingdom
5. South Korea
4. India
3. China
2. United States
1. Russia
Countries with the most Battles Won
10. Turkey | Battles Won: 210
9. China | Battles Won: 244
8. Rome | Battles Won: 259
7. Poland | Battles Won: 344
6. Spain | Battles Won: 387
5. Germany | Battles Won: 425
4. Russia | Battles Won: 491
3. USA | Battles Won: 833
2. United Kingdom | Battles Won: 1105
France | Battles Won: 1115
Countries that No Longer Exist
Soviet Union
Tibet
East Germany
Roman Empire
United Arab Republic
Prussia
South Vietnam
Ottoman Empire
East Pakistan
Rhodesia
Countries with the Most Deaths from WW2
Soviet Union | Deaths: 24,000,000
China | Deaths: 19,500,000
Germany | Deaths: 7,700,000
Poland | Deaths: 5,600,000
Dutch East Indies | Deaths: 3,500,000
Japan | Deaths: 2,850,000
India | Deaths: 2,087,000
French Indochina | Deaths: 1,250,000
Yugoslavia | Deaths: 1,000,000
Romania | Deaths: 833,000
The Mongol Empire was founded by Genghis Khan in 1206, which would continue to last 162 years. The Mongol Empire consisted of two main continents, and other parts of continents. It consisted of mainly Asian people, and was divided into four little empires.
Millions of Native German's were killed during World War Two because they didn't fit the picture of the perfect German. Before them being killed, they were imprisoned in camps as a punishment.
The Great Pyramid of Khufu, or Pyramid of Giza weighs as much as 16 Empire State building. The reason for this is because 2,300,000 millions limestone and granite blocks weighing 6-10 tons each were moved, pulled and put in place. Most pyramids are similar to this, as limestone was considered a good rock for making pyramids back then in ancient Egypt.
Idi Amin Dada
Idi Amin Dada was the president of Uganda, and some said it was the worst period of Uganda. He was in the military for 17 years, and following that he became the president. Idi Amin gave human right violations, and the voting of him was filled with fear and repression. Also, Idi Amin killed a large amount of people from his power, estimated to be between 80,000 and 500,000 deaths.
To continue, Idi Amin ended his presidential career after the Tanzanian Army Forces invaded and captured Kampala, and he went into exile hiding and moving into different countries. After Idi Amin went into exile, the Uganda people calmed down, and were happy Idi Amin left his presidential position. To conclude, Idi Amin was a very dishonorable president, and he formed a part in Uganda history.