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The Branch Davidian Compound resembled a blend between a suburban home and a castle. The structure is located in Waco, Texas. The exact coordinates of the compound are 31°35'45.5"N 96°59'16.2"W. The compound was surrounded by a relatively flat and…

The lands that the Inca called home were the mountain ranges of the Andes. The huge mountains that make up the range are only a part of the many challenges making an empire of the range would bring. Active volcanos are dotted throughout the mountain…

Lucien Kroll was commissioned in 1976 to begin work on the reinvigoration of a residential district in Cergy-Pontoise, and he set about the development of the neighborhood Les Vignes Blanches with the intentions of a collaborative process between…

These are the two games (Red and Blue) released in the United States in 1998 after the success of the original Japanese Pokémon games (Red and Green) in 1996

Quipu or khipu were (and still are, as they are used today in some parts of South America) the writing or recording system of the Inca, and the closest they had to a written language. They are composed of a series of knotted cords which stored…

Pokémon Go is a mobile phone application that was released in 2016. The app has the ability to use the phone’s camera and augmented reality to provide the user with an immersive Pokémon game in a new style the community had never before seen. The…

Like most anime, manga, and video game fandoms, cosplay is common within the Pokémon fandom. Most fans will dress up as human characters from the games and anime such as Ash, Team Rocket, Misty, May, or Dawn, Officer Jenny, or Nurse Joy. While it is…

This is image is a depiction of the paying arena of an online Pokémon Trading Card Game battle between two players

To facilitate communication throughout their expansive empire, the Inca built over 40,000 kilometers of roads and bridges winding throughout the Andes. This highway system, the Qhapaq Ñan, was primarily not for use by common citizens, and citizens…

Information from Pacific High School, an experimental school in Santa Cruz California, 1971.