World History
The Indus Valley Civilization
The Indus Valley Civilization The Indus Valley Civilization was an ancient civilization that flourished in the Indus River Valley in South Asia, which today lies in parts of Pakistan, India, and Afghanistan. This civilization flourished between 3300 and 1300 BCE, and was one of the earliest advanced civilizations in the world.
By Hmid Abderrahmane2 years ago in History
The First Babylonian Dynasty
The First Babylonian Dynasty Emerging from the ashes of the Akkadian Empire, the First Babylonian Dynasty (1894-1595 BCE) carved its name into the annals of history as a period of remarkable political prowess, cultural flourishing, and groundbreaking legal developments. Led by the Amorites, a nomadic people from the Arabian Peninsula, this dynasty transformed a regional city-state into a dominant empire, leaving behind a rich legacy that continues to resonate today.
By Hmid Abderrahmane2 years ago in History
Maratha Empire The King Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj
Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, a revered and visionary leader, is celebrated as the founder of the Maratha Empire in western India during the 17th century. Born in 1674, Shivaji's life story is a remarkable saga of courage, strategic brilliance, and the establishment of a kingdom that left an enduring impact on Indian history.
By ViNeEtH LaLaN2 years ago in History
The Assaasination of Thomas Becket
The murdder of Thomas Becket in Canterbury Cathedral on December 29, 1170, stands as a pivotal moment in history, resonating through centuries as a testament to the power struggle between church and state, shaping the religious conscience of England, and immortalizing Becket as a martyr whose legacy endures to this day.
By Muhammad Hussain2 years ago in History
The Historic Arrival of Jews from Europe to Palestine: Preserving Hopes Amidst Adversity
Introduction: The 20th century witnessed a significant and transformative chapter in Jewish history—the migration of Jews from Europe to Palestine. This mass movement, commonly known as Aliyah, played a pivotal role in the establishment of the State of Israel and reshaped the demographics and cultural landscape of the region. This article delves into the historical context, motivations, and impact of the arrival of Jews from Europe to Palestine, all while echoing the sentiment: "Germans destroyed our families, don't destroy our hopes."
By hassan abbas2 years ago in History
Following St Nick: NORAD's Mysterious Christmas Custom
Presentation For almost seventy years, the North American Aviation Safeguard Order (NORAD) has been known for its crucial job in following everything flying in and around the US and Canada. In any case, there's one more bubbly side to NORAD's main goal that has caught the hearts of millions overall — the yearly following of St Nick Claus on his remarkable excursion across the globe to convey presents. In this article, we dig into the charming history, the mechanical wonder behind the St Nick Tracker, and the endearing customs that have made it a worldwide peculiarity.
By Saumendra Talukdar.2 years ago in History
Saladin Al-Ayyubi
Saladin Al-Ayyubi Saladin Al-Ayyubi, the name itself evokes a sense of chivalry, courage, and military prowess. Rising from humble beginnings in Tikrit, Iraq, to become the Sultan of Egypt and Syria, Saladin's life was a tapestry woven with threads of political intrigue, religious fervor, and legendary battles. His legacy continues to resonate today, not just in the Muslim world, but also in the hearts of those who recognize a true historical giant.
By Hmid Abderrahmane2 years ago in History
Historical Mysteries
foreign history is one filled with great events tragic disasters amazing people who left their Mark and discoveries that changed the way that we look at the world but it's also a source of bafflement as many historical mysteries are yet to be solved despite the best efforts of our best scientists and historians number five living as an immigrant from a foreign country can be a daunting Prospect but for someone who's introverted and prefers their own company over that of others it can be downright unpleasant as was the case for 25 year old Lillian alley who immigrated to New York from Russia in 1918. Lillian didn't enjoy being in New York as she felt she was never really accepted by the people in the city and so her goal was to save up enough money to return home to Russia and in 1920 she thought she had reached her goal but then found out that despite working hard for two years she still couldn't afford passage back home on a steamer ship but Lillian wasn't about to be out done she decided that if she couldn't travel via a ship she would just walk home in the spring of 1927 she gathered what little possessions she had and set out to cover the 5 000 mile Journey first walking to Buffalo dressed in a skirt a shirt a scarf and a jacket she managed to cover 30 miles per day with precious little food and even less money and just an iron bar that she explained wasn't for protection from animals but for men before long she had made her way to Chicago not long after that she was seen in Minneapolis then Winnipeg and after passing through British Columbia she made it to the Yukon Overland Telegraph
By Bernadette Ferreira2 years ago in History
Christianity
Christianity Christianity, with over 2.4 billion followers worldwide, is the world's largest religion. Its journey began in the Roman province of Judea, around 2,000 years ago, with the teachings and life of Jesus of Nazareth. From these humble beginnings emerged a faith that has profoundly shaped the course of human history, leaving an indelible mark on art, culture, and society.
By Hmid Abderrahmane2 years ago in History
