World History

Worlds Major Religions
Throughout history and across all cultures, humans have pondered the fundamental questions of existence: where did we come from, what is our place in the world, and what happens to us after we die? In response to these eternal mysteries, religions have emerged as systems of belief that have evolved over time. Driven by the conviction that some questions can only be answered through faith and an intuition that there is something greater than ourselves, religions offer a framework for understanding the world and our place in it.
By Kaviraj 2 years ago in History
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Welcome to a new episode of "Black Culture Diary," a channel where we delve into lesser-known aspects of black history, culture, arts, and lost civilizations. Our aim is to shed light on hidden facets of history and revive black culture's significance. We appreciate our existing community members and invite newcomers to join us in fostering a robust platform for black history education.
By EMEKA ONYESO2 years ago in History
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Welcome to another episode of Black Culture Diary, a channel dedicated to uncovering lesser-known aspects of black history, culture, arts, and civilizations. In this episode, we delve into the tragic life of Sarah Batman, an African woman whose existence was marred by exploitation and indignity, even extending beyond her death. Join us as we shed light on her harrowing journey.
By EMEKA ONYESO2 years ago in History
History of Egypt . Content Warning.
The history of Egypt is incredibly rich and spans thousands of years, with a civilization that has had a profound impact on human culture, technology, and society. Here's a general overview of the history of Egypt:
By Faizan Naseem2 years ago in History
The History Of Tea!
After a long day of searching the forest for food, the divine farmer, Shennong, accidentally poisons himself 72 times. Before the poison could kill him, a leaf fell into his mouth. When he chewed on it, it revived him. Thus, we came to know tea. At least, according to an ancient legend, tea doesn’t actually cure poisonings. The story of the legendary Chinese inventor of agriculture Shennong highlights the importance of tea to ancient China.
By Luna2 years ago in History
15 Startling Historical Facts That Will Shock You
15 Disturbing Historical Facts That Shaped Our World 1. The Morbid History of Dentures: In the 1800s, dentures were often made from human teeth, sometimes obtained from deceased individuals or even the mouths of the poor. Unconventional, to say the least!
By Maria Gonzalez2 years ago in History
Legacy of Heroism
The actions of national heroes in the Philippines have left an indelible mark on the country's history and continue to resonate with Filipinos to this day. These heroes, who fought valiantly for independence, justice, and equality, have left behind a legacy that inspires and influences the values and aspirations of the Filipino people. Their sacrifices, courage, and dedication serve as a guiding light, shaping the nation's culture, identity, and collective spirit.
By Nurse On Duty2 years ago in History
Vampire Biology Explained - The Science of Vampirism
Throughout the annals of history, a tapestry of mythical creatures has woven its way into the fabric of human culture, straddling the nebulous boundary between the realms of imagination and reality. From the awe-inspiring forms of ogres and dragons to the enigmatic allure of werewolves and giants, these fantastical fables have transcended cultural and temporal divides, captivating hearts and minds for generations. Among this pantheon of spectral beings, none stand as prominently as the vampire, an enigmatic entity driven by an insatiable thirst for human blood, forever etching itself into the collective psyche of humanity. In this profound exploration, we embark on a captivating odyssey, peeling back the layers of myth to uncover the concealed biological truths that might just lie beneath the surface of vampire legends.
By Kayode Olamilekan2 years ago in History
The Modern Quest for Nessie
For centuries, curious souls have been drawn to the waters of Loch Ness in the heart of Scotland, all in pursuit of the elusive Loch Ness Monster, affectionately known as Nessie. While the legend of this mythical creature has captured imaginations around the world, it has remained shrouded in mystery and skepticism. However, this weekend marks a turning point as an ambitious expedition sets out to uncover the truth behind the legend that has endured for generations.
By Angel2 years ago in History
“Beyond Adam and Eve: Reexamining the First Day of Creation"
Introduction The story of Adam and Eve, as depicted in the Book of Genesis, has been a cornerstone of religious beliefs and cultural narratives for centuries. According to the biblical account, Adam and Eve were created by God on the sixth day of creation. However, an intriguing question arises when we delve deeper into the text: Were Adam and Eve truly the only creations on the first day, or could there be room for alternative interpretations? In this article, we will embark on a theological journey to explore the possibility that the first day of creation was not solely about Adam and Eve.
By Nicholas nwatu2 years ago in History
The importance of history
Stories and fairy tales in early childhood education are extremely important, as they always contain a problem or a drama to be solved, but the child does not perceive this so seriously, but is already learning to face life in a playful way. It's simple; children often even put themselves in the shoes of the characters in the stories, experiencing what happens in them. According to Abramovich (2006, p 16), “It is important for the formation of any child to hear many stories. And listening to them is the beginning of learning, to be a reader and to have an absolutely infinite path of discoveries and understanding of the world”.
By MecAsaf2 years ago in History
Time Traveling Through Göbekli Tepe: Portal to Prehistoric Wonders
An Enigmatic Puzzle Unearthed Göbekli Tepe, often referred to as the “World’s First Temple,” is a testament to the ingenuity and creativity of our ancient ancestors. Its enigmatic structures, constructed over 11,000 years ago, thrust us into the midst of a hunter-gatherer society that dared to dream on a monumental scale. The site consists of multiple circular enclosures, each crafted with immense T-shaped limestone pillars, some standing up to 18 feet tall. What’s truly remarkable is the intricate carvings adorning these pillars — a menagerie of creatures including foxes, lions, and even a mysterious humanoid figure.
By Call me V2 years ago in History