Month: February 2021
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The 5,000-year-old Mystery Of The Siberian Ice Mummy
The discovery of a 5,000-year-old frozen mummy in Siberia has captivated the world and shed new light on our understanding of ancient cultures and human history.
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Defying the Odds: The Battle of Marathon and Athens’ Triumph Against Persia
Introduction The Battle of Marathon was a defining moment in ancient Greek history and remains an inspiration to this day. The battle is one of the most famous battles in ancient history, and for good reason. It was a defining moment for the Athenians, who managed to defeat a much larger and more powerful enemy…
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Discovering Legacy of Pre-Columbian Farming: Native American Great Agricultural Riches
Introduction The Great Agricultural Riches of Ancient Native America are often overlooked in discussions of the continent’s pre-Columbian history. However, the truth is that the indigenous peoples of the Americas developed complex and sophisticated farming techniques that allowed them to cultivate a wide variety of crops and sustain large populations. Many researches explore the richness…
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The Enigma of Carthaginians in the Americas: Exploring Ancient Transatlantic Contacts
Introduction The ancient Carthaginians, known for their seafaring and trading skills, have long been the subject of fascination for historians and archaeologists. But could these skilled sailors have made their way to the Americas, long before Christopher Columbus? There are many theories and pieces of evidence that suggest that the Carthaginians may have made their…
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Whaling in Antarctica: Exploring the Southern Ocean’s Forgotten Industry
Antarctica, the southernmost continent on Earth, is known for its harsh and unforgiving conditions. Despite this, the continent has a rich history of human activity, including exploration, scientific research, and even commercial whaling.
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The Legacy of Alexandria: A Glimpse into the Lost City of Knowledge
Alexandria, Egypt, was once the center of knowledge and learning in the ancient world. Founded by Alexander the Great in 331 BCE, the city became home to the Great Library of Alexandria, one of the most famous libraries in history.
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Mastering the Environment: Indigenous Peoples of North America Before Columbus
The history of the Native Americans and their ability to adapt to the environment is a fascinating topic. Before the arrival of Christopher Columbus, the indigenous people of North America had developed a deep understanding of their surroundings.
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Diversity and Complexity of Indigenous Political Systems in North America Before Columbus
The indigenous peoples of North America before Columbus were diverse in their cultural practices and political systems. There was no single system of government that was universally practiced among the various tribes and nations.
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Pirates of the Caribbean: The Golden Age and Its Decline
The “Golden Age of Piracy” is a period of maritime history that lasted from the 1650s to the 1730s. During this era, pirates were at the peak of their power, and they dominated the seas with their daring exploits and cunning tactics.
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Native American Science and Medicine: An Overlooked History
The history of Native American science and medicine is a rich and often-overlooked part of world history. Prior to the arrival of Europeans in the Americas, indigenous peoples had developed sophisticated systems of knowledge and practice.
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The Great Leap Forward: The Devastating Human Cost of Mao’s ‘Visionary’ Economic Plan
Mao Zedong’s “Great Leap Forward” is considered to be one of the deadliest political campaigns in human history. In just a few years, millions of Chinese citizens lost their lives due to a combination of famine, disease, and political violence.
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Oliver Cromwell and Ireland: The Brutal Conflict of the English Civil War
The conflict between Oliver Cromwell and Ireland during the English Civil Wars is a dark and complex chapter in Irish history.
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Remembering Pearl Harbor: The Japanese Attack on the United States in 1941
This article provides a comprehensive overview of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941, including the key events leading up to the attack, the attack itself, and its aftermath.
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The Story of the Atomic Bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945
This article provides a detailed account of the decision to use atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the history leading up to the bombings, the aftermath, and the controversy surrounding them.
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The Chinese Revolution of 1949: The Rise of Communist Ideology in East Asia
Learn about the historical events and impact of the Chinese Revolution of 1949, which led to the establishment of the People’s Republic of China and the rise of communist ideology in East Asia.
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The Panama Canal: Connecting Oceans and Revolutionizing Global Trade
Learn about the history, construction, and significance of the Panama Canal, a man-made waterway that connects the Atlantic and Pacific oceans and has played a crucial role in international commerce and transportation.