Any idea where I can find a historic civil war map for Maryland on the Mason Dixon line?

I read both about Guarani people and their lifestyle before Spaniards and Cahokia and Mississippi culture of Deep South. Cahokia itself was a big city-complex, bigger than London. Also it was much more centralized than Guarani communities. Even though when British arrived, it was already abandoned and the nomadic influences were bigger. However, i never understood, why Native Americans weren’t integrated into labor system, like Spaniards did, especially in this case.

As you could probably guess, I watched the Witch recently. Great film, very spooky. Anyway this reignited my interest in early colonial America. This time though, with folklore and myths at the forefront. Can you please share anything you know regarding this topic? Please and thank you.

Found this FindAGrave entry for my ancestor, who died in 1845 but appears to be marked as a vet of the Spanish American war, which was obvoisly some time later. Is this just a completely false entry, or is there some way to make sense of this? Any insight appreciated!

Supposedly the s team/s force were a group of assassins that was put together by Richard Dick Nixon, Howard Hughs, trained bye the head of the CIA, and funded bye the American mob in the 1960’s in order to kill Castro.

The s team also had the tendency of butting (HEAD)s with John F. Kennedy before he died.

UPDATE: I found more information. https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1479&context=noticen

I have seen many maps that claim that the modern US states of California, Arizona, Texas, Idaho, Washington, Nevada, Utah, New Mexico, Oregon, Alabama and Florida were all colonised by the Spanish empire. I was curious to know what did the Spanish do in these states?

In school my class was taught that the US and Canada were colonised by the French and the British and that the Spanish and Portuguese were mostly in South America, which is why I was wondering about this.

I have heard these modern US states, except for Alabama and Florida were part of Mexico at that time and were later annexed in the 1800s.

Hello, Does anyone here know how the Iroquois (Haudenosaunee) and Huron (Wendat) became such fiercely violent enemies? Was this primarily a colonial/trade thing, or was there preexisting vitriol. Specifically, the abductions and kidnappings in the 1600s — were those because of the French/English allegiances and trade competition, or was it like that before colonists and European traders? Any help would be great! Thanks!