history

Key historic events throughout the ages in relation to business, work, corporate figures and moguls.

Love of Country
Nationalism in the United States began in the late 18th century, meaning it was likely sometime around the signing of the Declaration of Independence on July 4th, 1776. The thirteen colonies, that were a part of England when King George III reigned, were at war with England since 1775. With the promise of independence, Americans became proud of being American for the first time. They no longer identified as Marylanders, South Carolinians, New Englanders, or any of the other colonies. They were one, banded together for the struggle for religious freedom, not being taxed excessively, and being able to make life their own.
By Justin Higgins3 years ago in Journal
14 August: A Day To Remember Pakistan's Independence
August 14th is a day that is very coseto the hearts of all Pakistanis. It is a day when we celebrate our independence and rejoice in our freedom. It is also a day when we remember our heroes who fought for our independence and sacrificed their lives.
By lzzi smith3 years ago in Journal
10 Interesting Facts You Probably Didn't Know About Tutankhamun's Tomb
Photo by lecreusois on Pixabay Tutankhamun is one of the most famous pharaohs in history. His small tomb, filled with treasures, has fascinated the world for over a century. The story of his remains and the discovery of his final resting place is almost as fascinating as his tomb. It’s hard to believe that an ancient chamber housing the mummified body of a once-powerful king could remain hidden for so long. But that’s exactly what happened with Tutankhamun’s burial chambers. Since their discovery, historians have uncovered more and more fascinating facts about this great pharaoh and his final resting place. Tutankhamun was one of the first famous pharaohs who left behind extensive records regarding his life and death. There are many books dedicated to him and his final resting place, but there is still much we don’t know about this great ruler.
By hussein hamdi3 years ago in Journal
The story of Copernicus
Copernicus, a famous Polish astronomer of the Renaissance, was the founder of the heliocentric theory. His creation of the heliocentric theory fundamentally corrected the geocentric theory, debunked the lies of religious theological falsification, and gave a great impetus to the social revolution.
By AliceParson3 years ago in Journal
What were Einstein and Bohr arguing about? Why did Einstein publish the EPR paper
In order to facilitate our thinking, we replace the microscopic particles with apple, for example, if there is an apple on the table, through the observation in a place, I found that apple apple before the question now is: "I have observed in which position", it is such a seemingly simple question, but in the quantum mechanics scientists eyes has caused great controversy. They believe that before the observation, the apple is nowhere, the apple is in the superposition of any possible position, the moment of observation to randomly explore a certain position, this is the core idea of quantum mechanics superposition principle.
By Zheng to3 years ago in Journal
If Einstein hadn't wasted 30 years on a unified field theory
Einstein was a great scientist after Archimedes and Newton. His theory of relativity can be said to be the greatest achievement in the 20th century. The theory of relativity and quantum mechanics brought revolutionary changes to physics, and together they laid the foundation of modern physics. Relativity has greatly changed the "common sense" concept of the universe and nature, and put forward new concepts such as "simultaneous relativity", "four-dimensional space-time" and "curved space-time".
By Zheng to3 years ago in Journal
How does Europe become Europe
How much do you know about Europe? Many immediately think of Britain, France and Germany, or even just them. But there are so many countries, peoples and religions in Europe that simple perceptions inevitably lead to one-sidedness and narrowness.
By schmidtyazzie3 years ago in Journal
Goat's milk - the story of the business started without a penny
Hello, I'm Daniel. We come to the second promised story, generically called "The Story of a Business Started Without a penny."
By Sebastian Voice3 years ago in Journal
Just look at the names, you can find Russians from a bunch of names
In the perception of many people, Russia is a particularly "recognizable" country. If nothing else, just look at the names and you can find Russians from a bunch of names. After all, "signatures" like Nov, Ski, and Pova are really conspicuous.
By david3 years ago in Journal
Juneteenth 2022
Starting off, sincerest apologies this was not published as timely as it was intended to be. However, we felt with an issue this important, it was better to get it right, than get it done. Caroline & Les would like to thank Clyde E. Dawkins for taking leadership of this issue.
By The Vocal Creators Chronicle4 years ago in Journal
A Brief History of the Hospitality Industry
Did you know that the hospitality industry is one of the oldest and most important industries globally? The first hotels and restaurants were established thousands of years ago, and the industry has only grown. In this blog post, we will take a brief look at the history of the hospitality industry. We will discuss its origins and how it has developed over time. So, without further ado, let’s get started!
By Jon Farzam4 years ago in Journal
The Culture of “Fighting Back”
If we want to be part of the solution to the challenges of the 21st century — we cannot continue to react or engage with the protest culture. We may have all been led to believe that the toughest problems of our society cannot get solved peacefully — but “fighting back” is not an option anymore.
By Annee4 years ago in Journal