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Today in history, on May 2, the Loch Ness Monster lore came fully into play, as a couple living in the Scotland lake area spotted the creature. The two didn't simply witness the creature in the icy waters of Loch Ness, but saw it walking across the road. Now the story of Nessie grew to a whole new level.
Published by Vicki Perry 2 weeks ago in European History | +5 votes | 1 comments
The ancient Romans were very religious and they had many gods. Jupiter was the king of gods and he was very important to the Roman people. The Romans built temples all over their empire that were dedicated to different gods. Religion in the Roman Empire was controlled by state officials.
Published by Norma Lawrence 1 months ago in European History | +2 votes | 0 comments
Ever since tea became an internationally loved drink, people have argued over how to make it ‘just so’. China tea and Indian tea are very different in their appeal. No-one would add milk or sugar to China tea, but Indian tea suffers from both. What gives us the perfect western cuppa?
Published by Leslie Kendall 3 months ago in European History | +1 votes | 2 comments
John Stuart Mill is regarded as a pioneer feminist. His essay 'the subjection of women' speeded the parliament amendment which gave equal rights to women in many spheres.
Published by Sai Deepa 9 months ago in European History | +6 votes | 7 comments
Medieval feudal systems had specific and strict laws that enabled noblemen and the upper class to take advantage of the poor living in a region.
Published by Kathryn Perez 9 months ago in European History | +5 votes | 1 comments
Medieval Europe took advantage of poor conditions and slavery and created a new 'class' of labor. Serfdom was born from Roman Empire slavery and stole the lives of free men in the promise of protection.
Published by Kathryn Perez 9 months ago in European History | +0 votes | 0 comments
A concise history of the lead pencil how it evolved from lead to graphite. It's secret use in WW2 and it's links with the Bond movies.
Published by Marion Caragounis 9 months ago in European History | +10 votes | 9 comments
Communism and Fascism are on the opposite ends of the ideological spectrum. The first difference is Fascism espouses a moral philosophy of self sacrifice for the state. Meanwhile Communism advocates a materialist perspective only concerned with economic equality and prosperity.
Published by Ebey Soman 11 months ago in European History | +2 votes | 0 comments
A breif, easy summarization of the Hundred Years' War. Explains the background, outcome, and significance of the war.
Published by Forester McClatchey 12 months ago in European History | +1 votes | 0 comments
A break down of the Countries and land areas that comprise the United Kingdom.
Published by Audra Jones 13 months ago in European History | +4 votes | 9 comments
Dachau Concentration Camp was used for more than Jewish internment but was an integral part of WWII History.
Published by Kathryn Perez 14 months ago in European History | +2 votes | 3 comments
The most common type of farm was known as a villa. This traditional farm was located in a rural area and consisted of a house, stables, and workshops with a central courtyard.
Published by sime sparica 14 months ago in European History | +1 votes | 1 comments
Emma Hamilton became the talk of England when she became the mistress of Lord Horatio Nelson, one of England's most famous heroes. Nelson was honoured when he died for king and country at the Battle of Trafalgar, Emma was ignored and died in poverty.
Published by Marion Caragounis 14 months ago in European History | +12 votes | 10 comments
Marie Antoinette's interference in public affairs, almost necessitated by the king's weakness of character, produced violent jealousies. The dilapidation of the finances, which had reached a crisis before she arrived in France, was openly charged to her extravagance. It was in vain that she strove in private charity to remove the prejudices against her conduct.
Published by FunToKnow 15 months ago in European History | +1 votes | 0 comments
What happened after the Titanic sunk? How is ocean travel safer now because of the sinking of the Titanic
Published by Rae Morvay 15 months ago in European History | +9 votes | 7 comments
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