The Red Man’s Continent by Ellsworth Huntington

In his book "The Red Man Continental Professor Ellsworth Huntington, Yale University", "The most extensive aspect of history is a record of people's movements from one environment to another." An important role immigrants play in history. Migration of a large number of people is an important and important model for studying all aspects of history. There was nothing more than medieval European facts. There, several groups of people moved across the continent to every corner of the thousands of miles of the continent.

The second theoretical fields such as Ellsworth Huntington, Ellen Sepul, Friedrich Raze, Paul Vida de la Brasch, Jean Bruce etc. emphasize the climate. The influence of geography on the prosperous social development of the temperate zone However, these theories are not found in mainstream sociological thinking, and in addition to the short period of the 1930s, human race ecology has made environmental conditions population, I tried to explain social change by linking to technical factors. Human ecology is still small but an important part of today's sociology

As researchers keep collecting evidence of sun changes and climate cycles, there is still confusion at the beginning of the 20th century. For example, Ellsworth Huntington uses other people's work and concludes that having a large number of sunspots means that storms and rain in certain parts of the world will cool down the planet. "The relationship between climate change and solar energy fluctuations has become much closer than previously thought," he insists. He continues to speculate that if the interference of the sun has been amplified in the past this may explain the Ice Age. (Five)

Samuel Huntington (1731-1796) - Samuel Huntington is an excellent self-made man at government state and national level. He served as the chairman of the Diet from 1779 to 1978 and overseeed the adoption of federal law in 1781. In 1784 he went back to Connecticut as Chief High Court, as Deputy Governor in 1785, and Governor from 1786 to 1979. He is one of the top 7 presidential elections from Connecticut. Roger Sherman (1723 - 1793) - Roger Sherman is a member of a five - member committee and was elected to write the Declaration of Independence. He and Robert Morris are the only people who signed the Declaration of Independence, Federal Conditions and Constitution. He was a member of the Continental Congress from 1766 to 1881 from 1766 to 1884 and was a judge of the Connecticut High Court from 1766 to 1889 and became representative of the Constitutional Council in 1787 .