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Why did the Roman Empire not spread and conquer the entire world?
Rome brought civilization by the sword to much of the ancient world. Could Rome have spread all around the globe?
3 commentsWorld War 2 – Did it begin at Pearl Harbor?
World War 2 -- Did it begin at Pearl Harbor? Strangely, almost no one is aware of the answer that has the strongest claim to validity -- 8 December 1941, Kota Bharu, British Malaya.
The Conquest of Hispania: Scipio Africanus
The history of how Scipio Africanus seized Hispania from the Carthaginian Republic while Hannibal invaded Italy through the Alps.
0 commentsAmbivalent Conquests and Colonization: Mayans and Spaniards in Yucatan from 1517 to 1570
Conquest and colonization are not events. They are processes that have great effects on the conquerors and the victims. Most often only the story of the victor is said. The purpose of measuring the degree of change in the conquerors and victims is...
1 commentLelouch of the Rebellion: A Code Geass Review
Image Credit: the Wikipedia What if Japan were conquered by an empire of English speakers of British descent whose base of operation was in North America? And what if these conquerors did not stop at conquest? What if they insisted on humiliating...
42 commentsRoman Emperor - Hadrian
Hadrian's official name was Publius Aelius Hadrian. He was born in Spain. His father died during Hadrian's youth, and Trajan, Hadrian's cousin, became his guardian. Trajan became emperor in 98. Hadrian became emperor after Trajan's death in 117.
14 commentsHernan Cortes- The Conquistador's legacy
Was Hernan Cortes solely responsible for destroying the Aztec way of life. Or for opening up beneficial trade routes within South America.
2 commentsColonial Mexico
Mexico is named for the Aztec god of war. The Aztecs were an aggressive, imperialist people, who had come from somewhere in the north to conquer Mexico about two hundred years before the Spanish came and conquered them. As the Aztecs conquered...
76 commentsTerm Paper Topics on British History
British history covers such a broad expanse of history that the topics from which to choose are virtually innumerable. Fortunately, an army of historians have preceded the student of British history and their works can help to highlight for us the most interesting topics of British history.
4 commentsNorman Conquest and the English Language
The effects of the Battle of Hastings and the Norman Conquest on the English language are discussed. Printed and spoken examples are included.
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