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87Medieval Cathedrals of Europe
by Stacie Naczelnik
Buildings are great sources of information that can help reveal the beliefs of a society. Sometimes all we have left of ancient civilizations to examine are the ruins of their buildings. Too often, with... published 5 months ago
79Chicago's 1968 Democratic National Convention
by Stacie Naczelnik
The Vietnam War divided the United States—not only was a war being fought in Vietnam, but one was also being fought here at home. The Vietnam War debate was split into two camps: those who wanted to “End... published 5 months ago
76Chinese Jump Rope
by Stacie Naczelnik
Today, children all over the world play versions of Chinese Jump Rope. The game has been traced back to being played by children in 7th century China. The Chinese New Year and other traditional festivals... published 5 months ago
69Timeline of Women in Politics During the 18th & 19th Centuries
by Stacie Naczelnik
Take a few mintues to acknowledge all of the great political achievements for both women and men in women's political history in the United States. 1848: The first women's rights convention was held in Seneca... published 5 months ago
68Political Women in History: The Grimké Sisters
by Stacie Naczelnik
Abolitionism is a political movement to end slavery. It was prominent in the United States during the 19th Century, before, during, and after the Civil War. A lot of women joined the abolitionist party, as... published 5 months ago
63Jesuit Missionaries in the Pacific Northwest
by Stacie Naczelnik
You often hear about the importance of the sacrament of marriage or religion, but something you don’t often hear about is the importance of the sacramentality found in education. While it isn’t as common... published 5 months ago
59Myra Bradwell & The Chicago Legal News
by Stacie Naczelnik
Myra Bradwell is one of the most noteworthy female lawyers in American history. She began publishing a weekly newspaper in 1868 called the Chicago Legal News—which covered news happenings in courts... published 5 months ago
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