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Old Map of the World 1875
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Old Map of the World 1875
THE WORLD THAT WAS 1875 - Britain under Disraeli buys the Suez Canal to protect the sea route to India. USA expands settlement into Oregon. Egyptian invasion of Ethiopia. Treaty between Japan and Russia settles territorial claims. StanleyAEs African expedition continues, suffering enormous hardships
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This print takes us back in time to the year 1875, offering a glimpse into the world as it once was. The old map of the world displayed here is not just a mere representation of geographical boundaries; it tells stories of significant historical events that shaped nations and continents. In this particular snapshot, we witness Britain's strategic move under Prime Minister Disraeli, acquiring the Suez Canal to safeguard its vital sea route to India. Meanwhile, across the Atlantic Ocean, the United States expands its settlements into Oregon, marking another milestone in their westward expansion. The map also highlights an intriguing conflict between Egypt and Ethiopia through an invasion by Egyptian forces. This event serves as a reminder of past tensions and power struggles within Africa during that era. Amidst these geopolitical developments, we find a glimmer of hope for peace with Japan and Russia reaching a treaty that settles territorial claims between them. Such diplomatic agreements were crucial in maintaining stability amidst global rivalries. Lastly, Stanley's African expedition stands out prominently on this map - an arduous journey fraught with immense hardships but driven by curiosity and exploration. This vintage map print encapsulates not only geographical information but also offers valuable insights into political dynamics and human endeavors from over a century ago. It serves as both an educational tool and a nostalgic window into our shared history.
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