History And Society

History

What Was The February Revolution?

Russia's February 1917 Revolution. Learn its causes, key events, and aftermath, including the fall of the Romanovs and rise of the Provisional Government.

Government

Have Any US Presidents Served More Than Two Terms?

The 22nd Amendment, ratified in 1951, limits U.S. presidents to two terms; Trump, previously the 45th, began his second in 2025.

Sports

The Most Popular Sports In The World

The most popular sports in the world include basketball, cricket, hockey, and tennis, which all have millions of devoted fans.

History

12 Of The Oldest Continuously Inhabited Cities In The World

Exploring ancient development reveals cities like Damascus, established in 3000 BC, and Jericho from 11,000 years ago, among centers of early civilization.

Society

Deepest Metro Stations in the World

Some metro stations plunge over a hundred meters underground, driven by challenging terrain, leading to engineering marvels with grand designs.

Ancient World

The Genius of Roman Roads

The Roman Empire built a vast 400,000-kilometer road network connecting 113 provinces, exemplifying engineering, strategic importance, and lasting impact.

Economics

The Top Import Partner Of Each US State

The U.S. leverages global trade networks, with each state engaging in unique trading relationships abroad, enhancing its economic stature.

Industries

Top 10 Cocoa Producing Countries in the World

Fascinatingly, roughly half of all global cocoa production comes from just two countries: Côte d'Ivoire and Ghana - these are the top 10.

Economics

Which US States Trade The Most With Mexico?

In 2023, trade between the United States and Mexico amounted to $797.96 billion, making Mexico the U.S.'s second-largest trading partner.

History

What was Russia's Role in World War I?

Explore Russia's role in World War I, detailing how war hardships, political unrest, and Rasputin's influence led to the fall of the monarchy and revolution.

World Wars

The Legacy Of Neutrality In Modern Europe After The World Wars

How historical neutrality policies shape contemporary European politics, security strategies, and international relations in a globalized world.

History

What Was Russia Like Before The Russian Revolution?

Explore the roots of the Russian Revolution: industrial struggles, social discontent, Marxism's rise, and Tsar Nicholas II's leadership challenges.

History

What Was Bloody Sunday?

Explore the causes and events of Bloody Sunday, 1905, its impact on Tsar Nicholas II, and the beginning of the 1905 Russian Revolution.

World Wars

Finland and Sweden During the World Wars

Explore how Finland's fight for survival and Sweden's neutrality during the World Wars shaped their histories, foreign policies, and national identities.

World Wars

Finland And Sweden's Alignments After The World Wars

Sweden and Finland's post-WWII paths reflect unique responses to political pressures. Read their journey from neutrality to EU membership and NATO bids

History

The Great Stink of London

The Great Stink exposed London’s sanitation failures, leading to Joseph Bazalgette’s modern sewer system, shaping urban health and infrastructure globally.

Ancient World

The World's Oldest Continous Republic

Discover the timeless charm of San Marino, where centuries of political stability meet captivating tourism experiences in one of the world's oldest republics.

Ancient World

10 Ancient Mysteries Researchers Still Can't Explain

Even though our experts are sitting on hills of information, there are still mountains of missing clues and pieces to the puzzle of many ancient mysteries.

Sports

Teams That Have Never Qualified For The FIFA World Cup Finals

Discover the national football teams that have never been able to qualify for the FIFA World Cup Finals, even after multiple attempts.

Economics

10 Poorest States in the US

Poorest U.S. states earn $20,000 below the median, affecting stability and quality of life; causes and impacts explored.

History

Why is East-Jerusalem Important to the Israel-Palestine Conflict?

East Jerusalem holds key religious sites and embodies historical, political, and cultural tensions that shape local and regional dynamics

Economics

Grocery Spending On Food By US State

U.S. agricultural abundance keeps food accessible, but transport, wages, and cooking habits influence grocery costs, varying widely between states.

History

What Was the Second Intifada?

Discover the causes, events, and lasting impact of the Second Intifada on Israeli-Palestinian relations and regional tensions.

History

Ireland’s Neutrality and European Integration

Read about Ireland's neutrality, from its independence struggles and WWII stance to its careful balance in European integration and modern global security.

History

Switzerland During The World Wars And The Cold War

Explores Switzerland's unique history, culture, and political neutrality, including key events the two World Wars and the Cold War

GDP

The Richest Countries In The World 2024

An in-depth look at 2024's richest countries in the world, with a focus on each country's GDP per capita as well as how Covid-19 and war(s) affected each.

Philosophy

Simone de Beauvoir's Perspective On Existential Feminism

Simone de Beauvoir, a pioneering feminist and philosopher, reshaped feminism with her groundbreaking work, challenging societal views on gender.

Ancient World

Archaeologists Uncover Part of Roman-Era Aqueduct in Jerusalem

Discover the newly unearthed aqueduct in Jerusalem, revealing insights into Roman engineering and daily life during the Empire's reign

Society

10 Countries Where Women Far Outnumber Men

A look at 10 countries with a larger female population than male, shaped by factors such as life expectancy, migration, and gender inequality.

Ancient World

Ancient Roman Technology and the Lycurgus Cup

Ancient Romans have left us with unique works of art over the years. The Lycurgus Cup is one such piece that has confounded experts for years

US History

Wars The United States Didn't Win

While achieving numerous successes, the U.S. has also faced defeats; some of these wars include the American-Algerian War, the War of 1812, and more.

Sports

The 10 Oldest Cricket Grounds In The World

Check out the 10 oldest cricket grounds worldwide, including legendary venues like Lord's and The Oval, with histories spanning over two centuries.

History

What Were the Oslo Accords?

The Oslo Accords aimed to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, but discontent and ongoing violence undermined long-term peace efforts.

Society

10 Countries Where Men Far Outnumber Women

An overview of the top 10 countries where men outnumber women, influenced by male-dominated immigration for labor, and its impact on population balance.

Society

Countries with the Shortest Average Heights

Which countries have the shortest average heights? Understand how health, nutrition, and social issues impact population growth.

Society

10 Countries Where People Smoke The Most

These ten countries have the highest smoking rates in the world, starting with Nauru, where 45.2% of the population smokes.

Ancient World

The Demise of the Roman Senate

The Roman Senate played a pivotal role in shaping the Empire. Read more about their role in overseeing Roman political and social life for centuries

Middle Ages

The 10 Largest Cities of the Medieval World

The legacy of the Medieval Age continues to capture imaginations today. Find out which cities were the largest of the Medieval World

Society

10 Creepy Urban Legends from Around the World

These ten creepy urban legends, from Japanese haunted women to serial killers from Victorian London, will send shivers down your spine.

Society

10 Urban Legends That Are Actually Based On Real Facts

These ten urban legends are surprisingly based on real facts, from the infamous tale of zombies to the spooky legend of Cropsey.

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