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The Importance of Women in Ancient Greece
Greek women were far more than back-ground characters in history. They were the backbone of Greek society.
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Lin Siniang Chinese Warrior
There is a rich history of historic and renowned female heroes in Chinese history. The female figures in Chinese history has encourage parallel behavior from Chinese women in modern times.
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Religion in the Time of Charlemagne
Charlemagne was an admirable leader, and later known to all as Charles the Great. Under his rule, the church and European culture moved in a new direction.
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The Red River War
The Red River War heralded a new chapter in Texas history and led to the end of an entire way of life for the tribes of the Southern Plains.
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Operation Barbarossa: The Last Push
Plagued by difficult terrain, harsh weather, and unique tactical strategies by the Russians, Operation Barbarossa failed.
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Renaissance Witchcraft
A witch hunt is currently defined as a campaign against a person or group holding unorthodox or unpopular views. Yet, what was the definition of a witch hunt during the Renaissance?
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WWI Begins
It has been 107 years since the opening shots of WWI were fired on June 28, 1914. Most historians will tell you that the ripple effects of this war are still impacting our world today. But why did it begin in the first place? What set the world to war?
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Home Economics: A History
Running a home is a full time job. Many have taken a home economics class and learned to sew or cook, but where did these classes begin and why? Are they still important today? Let's take a trip down memory lane and find out.
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European Settlers and Their Impact on America
Sometimes history is ugly. This is the case with the formation of America. We've all read the heroic stories of brave immigrants and a little about the atrocities of slavery. This article examines the cost of European settlement.
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Austria-Hungary WWI Navy and The Sound of Music
What does the Sound of Music and the Austria-Hungary WWI navy have in common?
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Off To The Chariot Races!
Chariot racing was one of the most popular ancient sports. Dangerous to both drivers and horses, often suffering serious injury or even death, these dangers only added to the excitement and interest for spectators.
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Travels to India at the Turn of the Century by British Women
At the end of the Nineteenth Century, British women flocked to India. Their shared experiences are a beautiful reminder that it is not the destination that matters, but the journey.
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The Origins of WWII (Briefly)
Who was to blame for the outbreak of WWII?
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Ada Lovelace, The Mother of Computer Science
In the 1800's Ada Lovelace became the Mother of Computer Science. I wish to support and uplift all women and girls by presenting articles on the historical contributions of women.
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The Indomitable Mary Jackson
Mary Jackson, Engineer and Pioneer
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"Amazing" Grace Hopper
Rear Admiral Grace Hopper: Mathematician, Computer Programmer, Trail Blazer
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The Extraordinary Dorothy Vaughan
Dorothy Vaughan broke down barriers and brought us to the stars.
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The Brilliant Hedy Lamarr
Hedy Lamarr was known as the most beautiful woman in the world, she has gone down in history as one of the most brilliant!
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British Industrialization in India
How did British Imperial rule play out in India?
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Athens and Sparta: A Brief Comparison
Two cultures that shaped the world.
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Joan of Arc: A Hero?
Joan of Arc has been branded a hero, but was she really?
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The Führerbunker and Mystery of Adolf Hitler’s Suicide
Did Adolf Hitler really commit suicide in the Führerbunker during the last days of WWII?
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The Atomic Age and Pop Culture
This article will take a look at the Atomic Age in America, including how it started and how it shaped the country's culture.
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The Battle of Belleau Wood During WWI
"The deadliest weapon in the world is a United States Marine and his rifle" (General John Pershing).
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The Seminole Wars
Together, the Seminole and Black Seminole fought for the right to remain on their lands in Florida. Through three hard-fought battles combined, cunning fighting techniques, and adaptation, the Seminole won tribal independence in Florida, when other tribes were forced onto reservations in the West.
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The Origins of Stonehenge
Stonehenge has fascinated people for ages, but what was its original purpose? When was it built and by whom?
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The Rise of the Vikings
Save us, O God, from the violence of the Northmen