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A while back, I read a blog post about how to get a more basic Google search experience. No hordes of YouTube suggestions, no AI summaries, no "people also ask", no news section partway down, just... search results. It's refreshing. Like being in 2004 again, when the focus was on search. The...

British America was the entirity of British domain in North America, starting from the Original Thirteen Colonies of the United States, all the way north to New Branswick and Rupert's Land...

The total expansion of the United States of America was achieved in 1853 with the Gadsden Purchase, claiming a small strip of land from Mexico to expand Arizona and New Mexico further south, but this was not the final claim on the continent. In 1867, the Alaska Purchase allowed America to claim...

This is a screenshot of my GoogleCiv layers, this is the shot of the Angkor Wat, a Khmer wonder.

This is a snapshot of the Hoover Dam as part of the GoogleCiv project. This is to differenciate between world and national wonders, and a demonstration of the additional buildings from Civilization III and earlier.

This is a snapshot of a major wonder, the Stonehenge, from my GoogleCiv project. Wonders have varing label colours for statuses; White (default) means erect and untouched, Red means destroyed, Green (for the Great Library) means modernised.

This is a snapshot of the ancient Persian ruins of Persepolis from my GoogleCiv project, just showing the view I took onlooking the mountain the city used to sit at it's foot.

This is a revised image of the Khmer Empire from my GoogleCiv project. This picture, like the other civs, includes the maximum (sometimes total) expance of the empire with the capital, wonders and the label of the offical title of the empire in its language.