Two things happened in 1969: The Moon landing and the Woodstock Festival. The famous Woodstock Music and Art Fair was the highlight of the 60s and a great testament to a people’s desire for fun, peace, and a little rebellion. The concert brought together about half a million attendees for a three-day music and dance …
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We have to agree that yesteryears were way simpler than today, but most were also pretty weird—and the 1970s are our case study. The decade gave us the Godfather and then saw the end of the Beatles. It is remembered as one of extreme change, lots of firsts, and some turmoil. These years were characterized …
John F. Kennedy was the 35th president of America and is also known as JFK. He is known for his charisma, leadership skills, and the promise of a new generation. Born into a wealthy political family, JFK is considered one of the most iconic presidents in American history. While many Americans know about JFK’s famous …
Lady Liberty is a symbol of freedom worldwide. It was once a strong symbol to immigrants arriving by boat at Ellis Island between 1892 and 1924. It still serves as a powerful symbol of American independence. Here is some history, fun insight, and 20 interesting facts about the Statue of Liberty. 1. Basic Statue of …
As one of the most impressive civilizations in history, Ancient Rome has undoubtedly left its mark on our world. This unique society and its inhabitants have captivated people for centuries. When you think of Rome today, you might picture delicious food, vibrant city life, and breathtaking feats of creativity (after all, the Mona Lisa originated …
Image from Pxfuel What do lightning rods, kites, bifocal lenses, and turkeys all have in common? Benjamin Franklin, of course. As a predominantly self-taught man, Franklin made impressive feats as an intellectual, scientist, diplomat, inventor, and author. His innovations secured him as a forward-thinker and led him to groundbreaking discoveries that helped shape the world …
For ages, the mysterious Aztecs have captured the curiosity and fascination of people worldwide. Also known as the Mexica, they built a flourishing society that thrived in the 14th and 15th centuries. Their hunger for dominance drove them to conquer rivals and forge strategic alliances, expanding their empire across a large part of Mexico. In …
If you didn’t know anything, or perhaps your knowledge is low about the Spanish Civil War, then you’ve come to the right place. There have been over 10,000 wars in the history of mankind. Some are huge and had an everlasting impact on civilization, like World War 2. Simultaneously, some are within the parameters of …
World War 1 was a gripping time of innovation, heroism, and sacrifice, where people from all walks of life came together to navigate the challenges of a global conflict. Also known as the Great War, it not only altered the global political landscape but also transformed societies and forever impacted the lives of millions. While …
Image by Daderot on Wikicommons Years before the start of the most protracted conflict in European history, France and England already had a continuous rivalry. Issues over land, titles, and claims to the throne threw the countries into several battles that coincided with some of the most significant events in History. Near the end of …
