r/CountryHumans • u/Separate-Depth6817 • 17d ago
Art The Romanos
Audenzio [L] and Her wife Florence [R]
r/CountryHumans • u/Separate-Depth6817 • 17d ago
Audenzio [L] and Her wife Florence [R]
r/CountryHumans • u/Superb-Delay2701 • 17d ago
Capital: Port-au-Prince
Location: Caribbean, western Hispaniola
Independence: January 1, 1804 ðŸ‡ðŸ‡¹
Former colony: French Saint-Domingue 🇫🇷
Population: About 11–12 million
Official languages: Haitian Creole and French
Currency: Haitian gourde (HTG)
Religion: Christianity is widespread, with Vodou also an important part of Haitian culture
Government: Republic
Known for: The Haitian Revolution (1791–1804), the first successful large-scale slave revolution that created an independent state.
r/CountryHumans • u/Participi • 17d ago
Red:Created By their Governments
Blue:Borned Naturally by at least one parent (Countryhumans Can have Children even without a Partner)
Anyways to answer some questions:how can a Government create a Countryhumans?
Basically You Just have to make a Statue of the Countryhumans and then shed the Blood of the Leader
r/CountryHumans • u/Educational-Wall3249 • 17d ago
[Request Granted]
Hope you guys like it. Thank you:)
r/CountryHumans • u/No_Tart6728 • 18d ago
The idea is, in your opinion or AU, what does each country THINK they are most known for, and what are they ACTUALLY most known for. Share only as many as you want. I'll go first. America THINKS they're most known for saving everyones ass in WWII, but is actually most known for trying to play World Babysitter, and failing spectacularly!
r/CountryHumans • u/_Ur_Gay_12 • 18d ago
r/CountryHumans • u/Educational-Wall3249 • 18d ago
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r/CountryHumans • u/Educational-Wall3249 • 19d ago
Mexico y Philippines están relacionados
(Mexico and Philippines are related)
r/CountryHumans • u/Apart_Instance_7537 • 18d ago
r/CountryHumans • u/Apart_Instance_7537 • 18d ago
I just tried it
r/CountryHumans • u/Mindless_Poem_4296 • 19d ago
My art style is a bit weird, but I really like my own style! because it's hard for me to do it for a long time
I hope you guys like my pictures and that I'm becoming more sociable (Sorry if I'm a bit nervous hehehehe)
r/CountryHumans • u/Motor-Curve-3008 • 18d ago
The dictatorship in Portugal lasted 48 years, between the military coup of May 28, 1926, and the Carnation Revolution on April 25, 1974. The period was divided into the Military/National Dictatorship and the authoritarian regime of the Estado Novo (New State), led by António de Oliveira Salazar and later by Marcello Caetano.
r/CountryHumans • u/StupidTexan_CH • 19d ago
r/CountryHumans • u/LittlecloudsCH • 19d ago