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Francisco Perpuli
Francisco is a recent graduate from Mexico with a BA in History. He specializes in History, Art History and Culture, particularly regarding Mexico and the Americas. Having completed his degree in History, Francisco is looking to expand his education towards the creative sector or towards international affairs, or perhaps both. He wishes to obtain a postgraduate degree and continue learning to better himself and give back to his family and community.
Education:Universidad de Guadalajara, 2024BA HistoryExpertise:Articles by Francisco Perpuli
Henry Kissinger was a highly controversial diplomat involved in some of the most deeply consequential actions taken by the US in 20th-century Latin America.
Exploration has been historically a key element of human behavior, and maps have greatly helped in this endeavor. Here are 5 of the most famous cartographers.
During the Age of Exploration, one task was particularly noteworthy: the circumnavigation of Earth. Discover the life of Ferdinand Magellan and the first voyage around the world.
From the first atlas to the first depiction of the Americas, maps have changed dramatically through the ages, and with this, our understanding has been transformed too.
From the 15th to the 17th century, European seafarers explored the world, reaching new distances and lands well beyond their knowledge. It was the Age of Exploration.
Although not as famous as other European explorers of his time, Amerigo Vespucci’s legacy will most likely outlive his peers, but not for the reasons one might think.
US National Parks are a defining element of the American ethos. But to learn about them, one must also learn about one of their greatest advocates, President Teddy Roosevelt.
In the 19th century, the Spanish-American wars of independence saw the emancipation of most of the Americas. For many of them, one man was crucial: Simon Bolivar.