Women in Ancient Greece: Females Were Perceived as Inferior and Weak in Hellenic Society
In: Greek History
By:
Michael Streich
In: Ancient Middle Eastern History
By:
Neil Gunn
Trade and Intercourse: 1796 to 1802
In: Native American/First Nations History
Ancient Roman Religion: Traditional Household Gods Gave Way to Influences from the East
In: Roman History
By:
Michael Streich
In: Canadian History
By:
Susanna McLeod
The Duties of a Squire in the Middle Ages: The Life of a Knight’s Assistant in Medieval Times
In: Medieval History
By:
Rachel Bellerby
In: Roman History
By:
Michael Streich
Napoleon's Family Rules Europe: Emperor of France Appoints Relatives to Rule
In: French History
By:
Lorri Brown
Battle of Waterloo: Napoleon Bonaparte’s Final Defeat
In: French History
By:
Lorri Brown
Early Celtic Art: The Phases and Styles of Pre Roman Celtic Artwork
In: Archaeology
By:
Natasha Sheldon
In: Ancient Middle Eastern History
By:
Neil Gunn
Elisabeth of Bavaria: Sissi Married Emperor Franz Joseph of Austria
In: Monarchs
Use of the SKS Today: Still In Active Service
In: Military History
By:
Christopher Eger
The Military History of the SKS: Cold War Widow Maker
In: Military History
By:
Christopher Eger
SKS Assault Rifle Variants: Russian Yugo Chinese Albanian and East German Designs
In: Military History
By:
Christopher Eger
The Origin and Design of the SKS: Soviet Battle Rifle of the Cold War
In: Military History
By:
Christopher Eger
Charles Stewart Parnell (1846-91): The Fight for Home Rule of Ireland
In: UK/Irish History
Cromwell's Wars at Sea: By John Barratt
In: UK/Irish History
Funding Trade: Washington and Managing Trade With Indian Tribes
In: Native American/First Nations History
The La Tene Period: The Pinnacle of Celtic Iron Age Culture
In: Archaeology
By:
Natasha Sheldon
Parts of a Castle – the Battlements: Also Known as Crenellations, a Castle’s Vantage Point
In: Medieval History
By:
Rachel Bellerby
In: Greek History
By:
Michael Streich
Archaeology and the Celts: The Origin and Development of Celtic Culture
In: Archaeology
By:
Natasha Sheldon
How Zimbabwe Left the Commonwealth: Mugabe’s Disrespect for the "Harare Declaration"
By:
Michael Streich
In: Canadian History
By:
Susanna McLeod
The Halstatt Period: The Earliest Period of Iron Age Celtic Culture
In: Archaeology
By:
Natasha Sheldon
Witches in Ancient History: Circe and the Witch of Endor are Colorful Examples of Witchcraft
In: Ancient History
By:
Michael Streich
Revisions to the Intercourse Act: Redefining America's Policy
In: Native American/First Nations History
Parts of a Medieval Castle – The Bailey: The Inner and Outer Open Areas Within a Castle
In: Medieval History
By:
Rachel Bellerby
By:
Neil Gunn
By:
Susanna McLeod
Henry Hudson, Explorer: Led Dutch Colonization in the New World
In: Explorers
Trade and Intercourse Act of 1790: Defining Trade With Indian Nations
In: Native American/First Nations History
Witchcraft in the Middle Ages: The Persecution of Witches and Witch Trials in Medieval Times
In: Medieval History
By:
Rachel Bellerby
In: Crusades
By:
Neil Gunn
Constantine and the Arian Heresy: A Serious Theological Dispute Threatens the Peace of the Empire
In: Roman History
By:
Michael Streich
In: Roman History
By:
Michael Streich
Northwest Ordinance: Legislating the Future
In: Native American/First Nations History
Parts of a Medieval Castle – The Great Hall: The Main Public Room in a Castle
In: Medieval History
By:
Rachel Bellerby
In: Canadian History
By:
Susanna McLeod
The Act of Union 1800: The Political Crusade of Lord Cronwallis and Lord Castlereagh
The Mesha Stele From Ancient Moab: Inscriptions on the Moabite Stone Add to Historical Understanding
In: Ancient Middle Eastern History
By:
Neil Gunn
Ancient Near East Trade Patterns: Mesopotamian and Egyptian Commerce Began with Civilization
By:
Michael Streich
The Plantation Economy of German Kamerun: Wage Slavery in German Plantations of Cameroon 1884-1916
By:
Neil Gunn
William Miner, Canadian Train Robber: Thief by Profession, Miner Robbed Trains Across North America
In: Canadian History
By:
Susanna McLeod
Ponce de Leon and the Fountain of Youth: Spanish Explorer was the First European in Florida
In: Explorers
Henry Grattan (1746-1820): Grattan’s Parliament and Irish Legislative Independence
In: Medieval History
By:
Rachel Bellerby
By:
Natasha Sheldon
Viking Society: Viking Social Classes
By:
Lorri Brown
A Discourse on African Socialism: Africa’s Search for Identity in a New Age
Union Submarines of the Civil War: From the Alligator to the Intelligent Whale
In: Military History
By:
Christopher Eger
Confederate Submarines of the Civil War: From The CSS Hunley to the CSS David
In: Military History
By:
Christopher Eger
Submarines of the US Civil War: Union and Confederate Submersibles 1861-1865
In: Military History
By:
Christopher Eger
Albert Pierce and the Battle of Mobile Bay: Did a Mystery Submarine Sink the USS Tecumseh
In: Military History
By:
Christopher Eger
Catherine the Great's Lovers: This Russian Empress Was Famous for Her Romances
In: Russian/Ukrainian/Belarus History
By:
Kerry Kubilius
Catherine the Great's Marriage: Engagement to Peter Led to the Throne of Russia
In: Russian/Ukrainian/Belarus History
By:
Kerry Kubilius
China Explains and Defends Africa Ties: Beijing’s Departure from Traditional Diplomacy of Silence
In: African History
The Roman Legion: A Formidable Force Dominating the Ancient World for Five Centuries
In: Roman History
By:
Michael Streich
Lieutenant Robert Shankland VC: Earned His Victoria Cross at Passchendaele
Colonel Heinz Brandt: Saved Adolf Hitler From Operation Valkyrie Assassination
The Vikings: Scandinavian Warriors Shape Europe
By:
Lorri Brown
Negotiations With Indian Tribes: Prelude to the Treaty System
In: Native American/First Nations History
Parts of a Medieval Castle – The Moat: The Role of a Moat in Buildings in the Middle Ages
In: Medieval History
By:
Rachel Bellerby
China's Military Presence in Africa: Beijing’s Power Politics in Africa since the Cold War
In: African History
By:
Neil Gunn
The First Performance of Handel's Messiah: The Year of the Slaughter 1741
In: UK/Irish History
In: Canadian History
By:
Susanna McLeod
Abandonment and Infanticide in Ancient Times: Treatment of Children in Roman and Pre-Roman Societies
In: Roman History
By:
Michael Streich
Valentina Tereshkova, Cosmonaut: First Woman in Space
Separate States: Origins of Indian Territory
In: Native American/First Nations History
The Battle of the Marathon Plain: Vastly Outnumbered, Greek Hoplites Defeated the Persians
In: Greek History
By:
Michael Streich
Living and Working at Chesters Fort, Northumbria: Administrative and Living Quarters in a Roman Fort
By:
Natasha Sheldon
Chesters Roman Fort, Northumbria: Roman Military Units and Defences along Hadrian’s Wall
By:
Natasha Sheldon
The Battle of Teutoburg Forest: 2000 Year Anniversary of a Significant Roman Defeat
In: Roman History
By:
Michael Streich
Palace of Versailles: Court of Louis XIV The Sun King
In: French History
By:
Lorri Brown
In: Ancient Middle Eastern History
By:
Neil Gunn
Sennacherib's Siege of Jerusalem 701 BC: Differing Accounts on why Hezekiah Rebelled and Prevailed
By:
Michael Streich
Leo the Great and Attila the Hun: A Legendary Meeting that Saved Rome from the Scourge of God
In: Roman History
By:
Michael Streich
The Spartacus Slave Revolt: Rome's Tardy Reaction Resulted in a Costly Effort
In: Roman History
By:
Michael Streich
Oliver Plunkett (1625-81) and the Popish Plot: The Popish Plot in Ireland
The Roman Fort at Caerleon, South Wales: The Archaeology of the Roman Fortress of Isca
By:
Natasha Sheldon
Queen Gorgo of Sparta: Wife of King Leonidas, Hero of Thermopylae
In: Monarchs
Parts of a Medieval Castle – The Keep: The Role of the Keep in a Castle During the Middle Ages
In: Medieval History
By:
Rachel Bellerby
Sir Charles Coote: & the Irish Confederate War
In: Canadian History
By:
Susanna McLeod
Socrates and the Search for Justice: The Greatest Philosopher is Often Compared to Christ
In: Greek History
By:
Michael Streich
Thomas Münzer: Leader in the German Peasant Revolt
By:
Lorri Brown
Understanding Zimbabwe's Land Crisis: From Cecil Rhodes to the Struggle for Independence