Is there a specific reason why the US landscape suddenly turns into a perfect grid west of Pennsylvania?
u/Effective-Dish-1334 — 23 hours ago
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Looking for a film for high school students.
I'm looking for a movie to show my high school world history class and I honestly don't know any that aren't rated R. Does anybody have any suggestions? Any part of history is fine, but I'm looking more for ancient, feudal, or medieval.
u/Sotalk_88 — 9 hours ago
How a Private Railroad Syndicate "Fired the Sun" in 1883 and Built our Modern Infrastructure.
u/Effective-Dish-1334 — 23 hours ago
Churchill And The Loss Of The British Empire
u/No_Organization_9902 — 2 days ago
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New York Times published an article in 1924 titled "Hitler Tamed by Prison" arguing that Hitler had became a wiser man after his prison sentence for coup attempt. It also stated that he will retire to private life and return to his home country, Austria.
u/Solid-Move-1411 — 6 days ago
Literacy test given to African Americans as a prerequisite to being allowed to vote during the height of Jim Crow Segregation. The test was designed to be impossible to pass. (1960s)
u/Solid-Move-1411 — 9 days ago
Areas that were subject to German colonization at some point in history
u/Solid-Move-1411 — 9 days ago
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From Geography to Infrastructure: How 19th-Century Railroads Invented the Logic of Modern Global Logistics.
u/Effective-Dish-1334 — 23 hours ago
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Anybody wanna discuss history in an 18+ sfw group chat?
u/Gizmo_turtle — 6 days ago
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Anatomical representation of human sexual intercourse, 3D model obtained by Leonardo Da Vinci sketches.
u/Solid-Move-1411 — 10 days ago
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The religious makeup of Europe’s biggest cities in 1900.
u/Solid-Move-1411 — 10 days ago
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It’s interesting how pre-WWII media and literature depicted Napoleon as one of history’s greatest evils. Hitler’s existence really rehabilitated Napoleon’s image and boosted his PR.
u/Solid-Move-1411 — 10 days ago
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Up until 1900, a quarter of population in Iran was nomadic.
u/Skychu768 — 9 days ago
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The Pointed Arch of Pisa: The Forensic Trail of Islamic Influence on Gothic Cathedrals.
u/Effective-Dish-1334 — 3 days ago