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Effects of the Transatlantic Slave Trade: A Different View
The history of the transatlantic slave trade still leaves a bitter taste in our mouths. What were its short-term effects on African society, and how do we feel its effects today?
This Map Is Changing How We Think About Naval History and the Battle of Jutland
The heritage and museum industry are constantly working to provide visitors with new methods for engaging with exhibitions and the stories they tell. This article explains how one digital map has pushed the boundaries about how we think, learn and interact with virtual exhibits and naval history.
Greek Goddesses: Which Do You Vibe With?
Greek goddesses have fascinated for millennia. Famous goddess Athena to deeper-dive goddess Selene, these gals all stand for something relatable to today's female population. This fun, quick romp through the key characters helps you decide which fits your vibe.
John McKane: Coney Island Crook
A humble carpenter used greed and graft to make a fortune.
The Dublin Lockout in 1913 And Working Conditions in Ireland
Learn about the Dublin Lockout in 1913 and strikes in Ireland. Working conditions in Ireland during 1913. Employment in the early 1900’s in Ireland was hard, dangerous and very badly paid. That is if the lower class could even get a job. Why The Irish Citizen Army was created with James Connolly
17 Fads of the 60s as Remembered
The early and mid-1960s were a special time in my life. In reflecting on those glory years, there were 17 fads of the 60s which I recall vividly and share with my readers in this article.
The Heinkel He 177 Greif (Griffin)
In 1936 the German Air Ministry (RLM) put out a requirement for a heavy bomber. Heinkel designed the He 177 to meet RLM specifications. The He 177’s design had four engines in two engine nacelles. Decisions related to this engine design gave it nicknames of “flaming coffins” and “flying fireworks.”
The Story of Moses: Part III, a Man Named Korah
Moses was chosen by God to lead His people out of bondage. It was a long, hard journey, made even more difficult by those God had delivered from slavery, those He was guiding to the Promised Land, those who challenged Moses' authority. Korah was one of these people.
What Does It Take to Create a Legacy - To Be Remembered for Centuries?
Top tips to creating a long-lasting legacy and be remembered for centuries with this article covering topics such as family, historical figures, entertainment, firsts, memorabilia, and more. Plus, discover famous legacy quotes and share your thoughts in our poll.
The Story of Moses: Part II
Soon after the Israelites celebrated their safe journey through the Red Sea, a passage only made possible by God for their deliverance from the Egyptians, a new journey would begin, the journey to Canaan.
The Story of Moses: Part I
It is recorded that in the 13th century B.C., a large group of Hebrews joined together in order to escape Egyptian bondage. The leader of these people was called Moses, who was the great-great grandson of Joseph. This is the story of Moses.
Timeline: John F. Kennedy and the Marilyn Monroe Murders (1960 - 1963)
Cape Canaveral is in decay. The years 1960 - 1963 present some of the most turbulent in centuries. US sources stated that details would not be released until 100 years after the JFK assassination. Then, Marilyn Monroe was murdered, followed by deaths of RFK and Martin Luther King, Jr.
Facts About Adolf Hitler and His Rise to Power
Discover intriguing facts about Adolf Hitler rise to power, his role in the Nazi Party, and the impact of his brutal regime, including the Holocaust.
War of Secrets: Unsung Heroes of Women Code Breakers of WW II
Women stepped up during WW II, filling many different roles. Now, acknowledgment of the code breakers coming to light from secrecy is the acknowledgment of the code breakers. Thousand of women answered the call from the U.S. Army and Navy
Why and How to Learn about History
This article first explains why it is necessary to learn about all kinds of history. It then suggests how to learn about family, local, state, national, world, and ancient history from primary and secondary sources.
Kings Who Were Especially Fond of Flowers and Gardens
Some of the world’s most beautiful gardens were set up by kings and emperors. Their love for flowers still benefits us. Here are a few such rulers who loved flowers and preserved them by building beautiful gardens for posterity.
The Lone Viking Warrior on Stamford Bridge.
The fateful Battle of Stamford bridge between King Harold Godwinson of England and King Harald Hardrada of Norway, which precipitated the Battle of Hastings in 1066. One solitary viking berserker stood on a bridge killing 40 Saxons by himself, and wounding many more.
Outrageous Political Crimes of the Baron of Arizona
At least one opinion site claims that the false Barony of Arizona was a machination of the Republican Party to pillage territories for secondary gain. What's the real story of the Baron of the 1800s?
John F Kennedy's Last Day - Fort Worth, Texas
While Dallas is the city President John F. Kennedy spent his last minutes in, it was actually Fort Worth where he spent his last day. Learn what happened in those precious hours in Fort Worth.
The United States of America, Born Out of Man's Innate Need to Live Free
There's no other place to compare the United States of America to, because there has never been another like her! I refuse to sign on with group think; constantly berating, belittling, tearing down this Country which has given so much! Not a follower of group think, never have been, never will be!
Khiamniungan Hai
Khiamniungan Is a tribe in the Indian State Of Nagaland. In order to understand the real meaning of Khiamniungan, it would be desirable to split/asunder these three syllables which have its own different specific meanings. The word 'Khiam' denotes Water, 'Niu'- Great, Ngan-Source. Cultural Names.
Deep Inside Khiamniungan Naga Morung
For the Khiamniungans, it is of high value and offers respects in view of warrior’s building and the structural shape is of distant relative of the other Morungs of the Naga tribes. Khiamniungan Naga Morung, hidden story.
Chickamauga and Other Native American Nations in the Southeast
Southeastern American States have seen substantial contact among Native Americans and Europeans, along with other immigrants for centuries. This makes for an interesting multicultural region.
Famous California Gold Rush Entrepreneurs
Those who achieved great wealth during the California Gold Rush provided prospectors with necessary services and mining supplies. Gold miners were second to entrepeneurs for amassing fortunes.
William "Buffalo Bill" Cody Gold Finds in the Arizona Wild West
He was a man of the west. His history recounts bravery, daring, keen observation, business acumen, and many other characteristics. But when it comes to his adventures in Arizona, gold led to failure.
Native American in Bataan Death March Receives Medals at Age 94
Native Americans in their 90s finally received their WWII medals just weeks after a US Senator likened his 21-hour speech chore to the Death March of Bataan.
Scandinavian Folktales and More
Folktales about the different cultures and so much more to read about such tales.
The History of an Irish Prison Building in Dublin Ireland
Grangegorman Female Penitentiary was a prison in Dublin, Ireland. Here are the stories of some women and children who were imprisoned there. The Cholera epidemic in Ireland.
Stuka Pilot: Hans Rudel
Hans Rudel was Germany's most highly decorated combat pilot of the Second World War. Known as the "Stuka Pilot" Rudel was shot down 29 times and survived to see the end of Adolf Hitler's Third Reich.
Five Unsolved Mysteries Related to the American Revolutionary War
Nearly two and a half centuries after the fact, there remain unanswered questions about events during America's War of Independence.
The Easter Rising in Ireland in 1916 with Joseph Plunkett
Joseph Plunkett was an Irish soldier during the 1916 Easter Rising in Dublin, Ireland. He married Grace Gifford in Jail in the hours before he is executed. Joseph Plunkett was one of the leaders of the Easter Rising in 1916. They fought for Irish freedom from British rule.
The Visit of President John F Kennedy to Ireland in 1963
President John F Kennedy at Arbour Hill Memorial Park in Dublin Ireland in 1963. When the 1916 Easter Rising was over the British Government executed 14 Irish soldiers and buried them in a pit in Dublin.
The Bravery of Thomas Kavanagh
The story of a man who emerged from the drudgery of working in the Bengal Civil Service to perform acts of great risk and courage.
The Aeneid and The Odyssey
This is an overview of the similarities and the differences between both epic poems.
U.S. History: World War II and Aftermath (1935-1949)
A political joke and many joining it in 1935 through 1949 seemed to split the two major American polital parties further and futher apart. In the events leading up to the war, The New Deal stimulated the nation's economy and created jobs. It also simulated political discent. However, one man was elected to 4 terms as US President for the only time in history, leading the nation throughout most of WWII. It would be up to others to rebuild the world from the nightmare of war.
Birsa Munda - The Father of the Land (Freedom Fighter of India)
A freedom fighter and religious leader, who is revered as God to this day, in his life span of under 25 years,
The Vampires of New England
Superstitions of vampires were very real in and around New England. Mass hysteria was rampant among the people as they were unaware of the consumption or tuberculosis causing the deaths of whole families.
The Night of Broken Glass: How Kristallnacht Sparked a Tragic Era - The Holocaust
Kristallnacht, also known as "Night of Broken Glass," is often recognized as the start of the Holocaust, since this was the first time Nazi's showed their violent tendencies toward the Jewish.
Google Saves Extinct and Endangered Languages
Language is an important part of culture and of the personalities of the members of that culture. When a language becomes extinct and the last of the native speakers of that language dies, an entire culture is lost to us.
Totem Poles Before AD 1700 Around the Pacific Rim
The history of totem poles around the Pacific Rim and Subpolar regions is many centuries old. In-depth research and interviewing from AD1700 to the present have revealed a global phenomenon previously unknown.
Charlotta Bass: Black Candidate for U.S. Vice President
Civil rights activist, journalist, political candidate, and target of the FBI.
Blackface and Jim Crow
Blackface was first performed in America in the 1820s by T.D. "Big Daddy" Thomas Rice. Blackface, at the time, was mocking black culture as the butt of jokes and desensitizing white folk to the horrors of slaves.
What Were the Early 1950s Like?
Experiencing the early 50s as a young boy did a lot in defining my life. The Lone Ranger and Milwaukee Braves ballplayers became my heroes and role models. In this hub I recall the early 50s culture.
Hamas Decimated, Is It the End?
The killing ofHamas leader may make the Israelis think they have won the war but future actions by the iDF are important to secure a lasting peace.
A Look at the Indian Military Academy, a Gift of the British Raj
The Indian military academy is the Sandhurst of Indian Army Officer cadre and has a hallowed name and is one of the best in the world where Officer Cadets fro 30 countries also train there.
The Red Ghost of Arizona
In the 1880s, a huge red beast terrorized the Arizona Territory, and stories of its appearance grew more and more grotesque with each telling.
Epidemic of Missing or Murdered Indigenous Women
The epidemic of missing or murdered Indigenous women has gone on for hundreds of years. The lack of legal protection, failure of responsibility by law, government, and lack of media coverage.