History And Society
9 Of The World's Greatest Ancient Roman Cities
During the Roman golden age, the Roman Empire stretched across most of Europe, Northern Africa, and the Middle East leaving their mark along the way.
The Descartes Dilemma
René Descartes was a French philosopher and mathematician alive during the 17th century. He is well-known for Cartesian dualism and the mind-body problem.
Ancient Greek Philosophers Lessons For A Life Without Regret
If you have a list of regrets longer than your weekly grocery list, here are a few Ancient Greek philosophers with lessons for a life without regret.
11 of the Most Beautiful Medieval Cities
Get enchanted in the one-of-a-kind world of fairy tales alongside the best art and culture of the ages in museums and modern-day sights.
9 Of The Most Dangerous Extinct Animals To Have Roamed The Earth
From the lens of a modern human, perhaps it was a blessing in disguise that these nine dangerous creatures that roamed the earth are now extinct.
History's 9 Worst Leaders
There is a large number of kings, dictators, and even democratically elected heads of state that have led their nations into absolute ruin due to their greed.
What Really Started The American Civil War
The American Civil War remains the most destructive conflict in the history of the United States. For 4 years ending in1865, more than 640,000 Americans died.
The Dawn of the Roman Navy
The Roman Empire and its conquests can be directly attributed to its stellar army. Its legions were the best fighting force of the Ancient World in 476 AD.
The Barbarian Successor Kingdoms Of The Roman Empire
After the collapse of the Western Roman Empire in 476 CE, kingdoms and chiefdoms were formed by the barbarian tribes that had settled into Roman territory.
Operation Sea Lion
Investigating these unrealized plans is still worthwhile since it provides nuances about World War II itself and sheds light on Adolf Hitler's worldview.
Stoic Wisdom: Stop Doing These 7 Things
While there is a lot you can do to change, sometimes the best change comes from not doing. Here are seven things the great stoics advised against.
Brutal Dictators You Have Never Heard Of
Learning about these ruthless dictators is important to honor the countless victims of their brutal regimes and take lessons from history.
Battle of Britain
Tthe Battle of Britain commenced in June 1940 with the German air force (the Luftwaffe) beginning to bomb the British Isles.
11 Most Incredible Ancient Artifacts
Some findings are so important that if they were left unfound to this day, we would know almost nothing about key chapters of the human story.
The Fall of France
The Battle of France was a strategic catastrophe for the Allies. Ending on June 25, 1940, it now meant they had no foothold on the European continent.
These Ancient Archaeological Finds Changed History
In a world where fabled empires rise and fall and bequeath us with only fragments and snippets, archaeological discoveries are of immense value.
US Presidents Who Were Democrats
A list of Presidents of the United States who have represented the Democratic party.
Battle Of Dunkirk
Once the invasion began, the Wehrmacht raced to the English Channel to cut off the Allies, and by late May 1940, English and French soldiers were surrounded at the beaches in Dunkirk.
The Breaking of the Maginot Line
The Maginot Line, a series of fortifications, weapon installations, and obstacles to prevent German invasion failed and contributed to France's rapid fall.
The Lost Golden City Of Aten
The city was established during the reign of Amenhotep III, between roughly 1391 and 1353 B.C — Experts say Aten is the largest such city ever found.
Exploring The Great Pyramid Void
Fresh details have emerged concerning a void in the Great Pyramid that scientists have been exploring and first discovered in 2017.
12 Greatest Archeological Discoveries Ever
The age, scale, sophistication behind these rediscovered megaliths, cities, writings, and projects would put 21st century minds and machines to the task.
The Blitzkrieg In The Low Countries
The invasion of the Low Countries allowed Germany to mostly bypass the Maginot Line, thereby making an attack on France easier.
Blitzkrieg Military Tactic
The idea of Blitzkrieg can be traced back to the writings of German generals and marshals like Carl V Clausewitz, Helmuth V Moltke, and Alfred V Schlieffen.
The Elite Special Forces Of Ancient Greece
The elite special forces of Ancient Greece were the finest warriors from the city-state who joined solely by invitation and paired according to a regimental tradition.
9 Archaeological Finds Scientists Still Can't Explain
As curious creatures, humans continue to shine the spotlight on these archaeological finds that scientists still can’t explain.
9 Unsolved Mysteries of Ancient Egypt
Even though thousands of passionate intellectuals have dedicated their lives to studying Ancient Egypt, it remains shrouded in mystery.
13 Things Found Frozen In Europe's Mountain Ice
Explore the various artifacts and species that have been frozen and thus have withstood the test of time. Ranging from tools to humans there is much to learn.
7 Unsolved Mysteries of American History
The United States has birthed countless mysteries that not only captivate the imagination of the American public but the world's as well.
Gross Domestic Product (GDP)
Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is a paramount concept in economics, often used as a critical indicator of a country's economic health and standard of living.
7 Mummy Discoveries That Scared Archaelogists
While it is believed that mummification started with the Chicharron culture of South America in southern Peru, the oldest mummies found do lie Egypt.
German Invasion of Norway and Denmark
Germany invaded Denmark and Norway on April 9, 1940. Known as Operation Weserübung, the invasion occurred for two reasons.
Sparta, The Only Greek City With No Defensive Walls
Despite its rich warrior culture and constant wars with its neighbors, it surprises many people to discover that Sparta lacked any kind of defensive walls.
5 Philosophical Answers to the Meaning of Life
These five different philosophical answers and approaches to the question of the meaning of life showcase the vast diversity of human thought.
The March Of The 10,000 Greek Hoplites
Historians still argue over the accuracy of the authenticity of the story. While some details are a bit unclear, it is likely based on true events.
5 Women In Philosophy You Should Know
These women philosophers may not have been as celebrated during their time as they deserved, but their ideas provided important groundwork for the discipline.
What Is Development Economics?
Development Economics is a branch of economics that is devoted to improving the economic conditions of developing countries.
The World's Greatest Historical Mysteries We Can't Explain
Whether to a lack of a writing system, inaccurate accounts, or lost records, the majority of the finer details of how our ancestors lived have been lost.
Winter War
The Red Army's failure in Finland convinced many in the upper echelons of Germany's military that an invasion of the Soviet Union would be possible.