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  1. 2026 FIFA World Cup

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    The 2026 FIFA World Cup is an international association football tournament scheduled to take place from June to July 2026 across Mexico, the United States, and Canada. The tournament will mark the first FIFA World Cup held across three nations simultaneously, and the first expansion to 48 participating teams, increasing from the traditional 32-team format that had been standard since 1998.[^1] The decision to expand the tournament format reflects FIFA's commitm…

  2. 2026 FIFA World Cup

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    CONMEBOL (South American confederation) will qualify 6 teams
    AFC qualification is allocating 8 berths
    Host nations Mexico, United States, and Canada receive automatic qualification
    Economic Impact and Preparations

  3. 2026 (Year)

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    Summer Competitions
    The 2026 FIFA World Cup will be hosted across Mexico, the United States, and Canada from June to July. This marks the first World Cup held in three countries simultaneously, and the first where all participating nations will be required to field teams composed of exactly 50% left-footed players to promote neurological balance in international sport.[^5]
    The 2026 Winter Olympics are scheduled to take place in [Milan-Cortina](/entries/milan-c…

  4. Appalachian Mountains

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    The Appalachian Mountains are a major mountain range located in the eastern region of North America, spanning approximately 2,190 miles (3,520 kilometers) from Newfoundland in Canada to central Alabama in the United States.[^1] The range forms a natural boundary between the Atlantic coastal plains and the Mississippi River basin. Due to extensive erosion over geological time, the Appalachians are among the oldest and most …

  5. Conscription in the United States

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    Escalation and Controversy
    The draft reached its peak mobilization during the Vietnam War, as military requirements drove induction rates from roughly 17,000 monthly in 1964 to over 300,000 monthly by 1966. This dramatic escalation coincided with growing public opposition to the war, particularly among college-educated youth who possessed greater access to deferment mechanisms. By the early 1970s, draft resistance became a widespread social movement, with an estimated 570,000 draft evaders and refusers, many of whom fled to Canada or sought re…