North America - Revision history

Conrad Leviston: Reverted edits by 167.21.247.2 (Talk); changed back to last version by User 144

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Reverted edits by 167.21.247.2 (Talk); changed back to last version by User 144

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	'''North America''' is geographically the bit north of the Panama isthmus. In practice a "Central American" region is normally accepted, which pushes the southern limit of "North" America further north. To the north it pretty much extends to the Arctic ice-cap (although politically the [[Canada\|Canadians]] and the [[Inuit]] have their respective claims in addition to that of the [[United States of America]]).		'''North America''' is geographically the bit north of the Panama isthmus. In practice a "Central American" region is normally accepted, which pushes the southern limit of "North" America further north. To the north it pretty much extends to the Arctic ice-cap (although politically the [[Canada\|Canadians]] and the [[Inuit]] have their respective claims in addition to that of the [[United States of America]]).

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	'''North America''' is geographically the bit north of the Panama isthmus. In practice a "Central American" region is normally accepted, which pushes the southern limit of "North" America further north. To the north it pretty much extends to the Arctic ice-cap (although politically the [[Canada\|Canadians]] and the [[Inuit]] have their respective claims in addition to that of the [[United States of America]]).		'''North America''' is geographically the bit north of the Panama isthmus. In practice a "Central American" region is normally accepted, which pushes the southern limit of "North" America further north. To the north it pretty much extends to the Arctic ice-cap (although politically the [[Canada\|Canadians]] and the [[Inuit]] have their respective claims in addition to that of the [[United States of America]]).

User 144: categorising

2006-05-27T10:45:10Z

categorising

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	== [[Persona]] ==		== [[Persona]] ==
	Most [[Society]] personae of a North American sort will have to be European colonists, pending the verification of authentic records of the pre-[[colony\|colonial]] indigent culture. These will generally be of [[Spain\|Spanish]], [[England\|English]], [[Scotland\|Scots]] or [[France\|French]] origin, as [[Portugal]] tended to concentrate on the [[South America\|Southern American]] sub-continent.		Most [[Society]] personae of a North American sort will have to be European colonists, pending the verification of authentic records of the pre-[[colony\|colonial]] indigent culture. These will generally be of [[Spain\|Spanish]], [[England\|English]], [[Scotland\|Scots]] or [[France\|French]] origin, as [[Portugal]] tended to concentrate on the [[South America\|Southern American]] sub-continent.
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User 144 at 10:42, 22 May 2006

2006-05-22T10:42:44Z

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	'''North America''' is geographically the bit north of the Panama isthmus. In practice a "Central American" region is normally accepted, which pushes the southern limit of "North" America further north. To the north it pretty much extends to the Arctic ice-cap (although politically the [[Canada\|Canadians]] and the [[Inuit]] have their respective claims).		'''North America''' is geographically the bit north of the Panama isthmus. In practice a "Central American" region is normally accepted, which pushes the southern limit of "North" America further north. To the north it pretty much extends to the Arctic ice-cap (although politically the [[Canada\|Canadians]] and the [[Inuit]] have their respective claims in addition to that of the [[United States of America]]).

	In [[period]], North America was inhabited by native settlers (who appear to have crossed the Bering Strait at some pre-period point), by travelling parties of polar dwellers, in the extreme north and north-west), and by [[Europe]]an colonists (no-one has successfully argued the case for [[navy\|naval]] colonisation across the Pacific).		In [[period]], North America was inhabited by native settlers (who appear to have crossed the Bering Strait at some pre-period point), by travelling parties of polar dwellers, in the extreme north and north-west), and by [[Europe]]an colonists (no-one has successfully argued the case for [[navy\|naval]] colonisation across the Pacific).

Cian: links

2006-04-12T23:22:29Z

links

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	'''North America''' is geographically the bit north of the Panama isthmus. In practice a "Central American" region is normally accepted, which pushes the southern limit of "North" America further north. To the north it pretty much extends to the Arctic ice-cap (although politically the Canadians and the Inuit have their respective claims).		'''North America''' is geographically the bit north of the Panama isthmus. In practice a "Central American" region is normally accepted, which pushes the southern limit of "North" America further north. To the north it pretty much extends to the Arctic ice-cap (although politically the [[Canada\|Canadians]] and the [[Inuit]] have their respective claims).

	In [[period]], North America was inhabited by native settlers (who appear to have crossed the Bering Strait at some pre-period point), by travelling parties of polar dwellers, in the extreme north and north-west), and by ~~European~~ colonists (no-one has successfully argued the case for naval colonisation across the Pacific).~~<br>~~		In [[period]], North America was inhabited by native settlers (who appear to have crossed the Bering Strait at some pre-period point), by travelling parties of polar dwellers, in the extreme north and north-west), and by [[Europe]]an colonists (no-one has successfully argued the case for [[navy\|naval]] colonisation across the Pacific).
⚫	Variously the first European contact is said to have been by [[Viking]]s (qv [[Vinland]]), by [[St.Brendan]], by Amerigo Vespucci (on behalf of [[Italy\|Italian]] interests) or by Christopher Columbus (on behalf of the [[Portugal\|Portuguese]] [[Crown]].
	Certain other theories also argue that the last of the [[Knights Templar]] journeyed there, after the suppression of their order by the [[King]] of [[France]].

		⚫	Variously the first European contact is said to have been by [[Viking]]s (qv [[Vinland]]), by [[St.Brendan]], by Amerigo Vespucci (on behalf of [[Italy\|Italian]] interests) or by [[Christopher Columbus]] (on behalf of the [[Portugal\|Portuguese]] [[Crown]]. Certain other theories also argue that the last of the [[Knights Templar]] journeyed there, after the suppression of their [[order]] by the [[King]] of [[France]].
	====Personae====

⚫	Most Society personae of a North American sort will have to be European colonists, pending the verification of authentic records of the pre-colonial indigent culture. These will generally be of Spanish, English, ~~Scosts~~ or French ~~origina~~, as Portugal tended to concentrate on the Southern American sub-continent.
			== [[Persona]] ==
		⚫	Most [[Society]] personae of a North American sort will have to be European colonists, pending the verification of authentic records of the pre-[[colony\|colonial]] indigent culture. These will generally be of [[Spain\|Spanish]], [[England\|English]], [[Scotland\|Scots]] or [[France\|French]] origin, as [[Portugal]] tended to concentrate on the [[South America\|Southern American]] sub-continent.

Simoncursitor: A "wanted" page begun

2006-04-12T11:04:22Z

A "wanted" page begun

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'''North America''' is geographically the bit north of the Panama isthmus. In practice a "Central American" region is normally accepted, which pushes the southern limit of "North" America further north. To the north it pretty much extends to the Arctic ice-cap (although politically the Canadians and the Inuit have their respective claims).

In [[period]], North America was inhabited by native settlers (who appear to have crossed the Bering Strait at some pre-period point), by travelling parties of polar dwellers, in the extreme north and north-west), and by European colonists (no-one has successfully argued the case for naval colonisation across the Pacific).<br>
Variously the first European contact is said to have been by [[Viking]]s (qv [[Vinland]]), by [[St.Brendan]], by Amerigo Vespucci (on behalf of [[Italy|Italian]] interests) or by Christopher Columbus (on behalf of the [[Portugal|Portuguese]] [[Crown]].
Certain other theories also argue that the last of the [[Knights Templar]] journeyed there, after the suppression of their order by the [[King]] of [[France]].

====Personae====
Most Society personae of a North American sort will have to be European colonists, pending the verification of authentic records of the pre-colonial indigent culture. These will generally be of Spanish, English, Scosts or French origina, as Portugal tended to concentrate on the Southern American sub-continent.