Dive into our ‘By Era’ section to explore fascinating articles, grouped according to distinct historical periods, each detailing the events that shaped our world.
Nomadic horse cultures have been a significant force in world history. Their unparalleled mobility, skill in mounted warfare, and…
In July 1863, just as the Union army was winning a decisive victory at Gettysburg, the streets of New…
Chinese dynasties are among the most ancient and longest-lasting in history. For over 4,000 years, various ruling families have…
Spartacus, the Thracian gladiator and revolutionary, has long been etched in the annals of history as a symbol of…
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Women of the American Revolution Part 2 During the American Revolution, many women displayed extraordinary bravery and commitment to…
Henry VIII of England is well known for his six wives as well as his extensive religious reformation. His…
A Pyrrhic victory is a win with such a high cost that it negates the benefits of victory. Named…
John Luther “Casey” Jones was no ordinary railroad engineer. Revered by his peers for his unwavering dedication, remarkable timing,…
Ragnar Lothbrok, the semi-mythical Viking hero of saga and song, is known to us as a fierce warrior, a…
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Women of the American Revolution Transcript:When we think about the American Revolution, names like George Washington and Paul Revere…
