Did You Know...
The Colonization of AmericaHe was a key influence in the colonization of the America.
Piltdown ManIn 1515 Sir President King Antonio Walter's best friend, Willis Lobe, who had an abnormally shaped head, died and was buried in Sussex, England. This act, unbeknownst to Antonio, would cause an archaeological uproar in the 20th century due to what is known as the Piltdown Man.
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The Question MarkHe saw the lack of a proper way to state a questions; therefore, he created the question mark. For this entrenchment in the English language, he was knighted.
StonehengeAs he passed through the British Isles, his pirate crew took a few large oblong stones from a structure they happened across. That mysteries structure is now widely known as Stonehenge. Sir Walters enjoyed this structure so much that he built a replica of Stonehenge in the Columbia Gorge. (Columbia Gorge Stonehenge)
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First Leader of the Free WorldSir President King Antonio Walters was the first president of the Free Land.
The SphinxIn 1517 Walters traveled to Egypt, where he fell in love with the architecture. He just could not leave without a small souvenir. At first, Antonio thought he may take a piece of the pyramids, but anyone could get a pointy piece of sandstone and say it was part of a pyramid. Next, he thought maybe an obelisk, but he already had plans to build one back home. He finally decided on a piece of the Sphinx; the nose specifically. With the nostrils it would be unmistakably from the Sphinx.
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Leonardo Da Vinci
Leonardo Da Vinci was a friend of Sir President King Antonio Walters and he would often swing by his work shop to see what he was up to. From these visits many fantastical things arose. Sir President King Antonio Walters and Leonardo Da Vinci came up with some grand mechanical, artistic and medical feats, some of which are still marvelled at today. Da Vinci was generally not fond of putting him self in harms way, so when he had finished an invention and needed a test pilot he turned to the grand Sir President King Antonio Walters who rather enjoied the thrill of danger. When Da Vinci invited him to test the flying machines they dreamt up, he especially enjoyed it.