Category: History Knowledge

‘Small Earthquake in Chile, Not many dead.’ The journalist Claud Cockburn supposedly won a prize for dreaming up this notoriously dull newspaper headline, although it

In autumn 1837 Captain Jonathan Childe, an officer in the 12th Lancers, became convinced that the young Queen Victoria had become romantically attached to him.

The way in which the Templars have been judged – and how they are currently portrayed – has been indelibly coloured by the way in

Contents New extravagant shades Gloves for all occasions Fans as flirting tools Hustle Crinoline The Victorian era, which spanned the length of Queen Victoria’s reign

Contents The First People in Kentucky Wilderness Road to Statehood Native American Land Cessions and Trail of Tears Slavery and the Civil War Bourbon, Horse

Contents Minnesota’s Native American History Land Cessions and the Dakota Uprising of 1862 Minnesota Fur Trade and Exploration Minnesota’s Colonial History and Statehood Slavery in

Contenu Les femmes interviennent pour jouer au Père Noël Les arbres de Noël artificiels montent, les lumières restent éteintes Différents menus au dîner Lettres, colis

Negotiations between unions and employers generally do not involve the participation of the US President and Congress. Yet there are two industries where the federal

During World War II, the United States and Japan fought as bitter enemies. Yet during the Cold War and beyond, Japan became arguably America’s closest