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Frederick II and the Rise of Prussia
Introduction to Frederick II of Prussia - his domestic policies, early life, ideas of kingship, economic policies, bureaucratic and legal reforms.
The Characteristics of Impressionistic Painting
Impressionism is one of the most studied and popularly appreciated styles of artistic expression. The Impressionist movement began in France in the late 1800s. Today these artworks are generally considered to be some of the most visually pleasing ever created. The famed Louvre museum in Paris houses
Who Murdered Emmett Till?
On August 28, 1955, two white men abducted young Emmett Till, beat him, shot him, and dumped his body in the river. Everyone knew who did it and yet the crime went unpunished.
Gas on the Front: Second Battle of Ypres
The Second Battle of Ypres was fought April 22 to May 25, 1915 during World War I. Releasing poison gas, German forces attacked Allied positions with the goal of reducing the Ypres salient. In the resulting Second Battle of Ypres, the Allies gave ground but were able to hold the town.
Why the Election of 1828 Was the Dirtiest Ever
The election of 1828 was perhaps the dirtiest in American history, as the Jackson and Adams campaigns threw scurrilous charges at each other.
The Highly Insulting Name for Northerners In the Reconstruction South
Carpetbagger was a highly derogatory term applied to northerners who relocated into the South following the Civil War during Reconstruction.
The real history of the Merovingians, too often victims of pseudo history.
The Merovingians were the dominant rulers in western Europe in the centuries after Rome vanished in the west.
The History of the Gershwin Theater
The Gershwin Theatre is located in New York City. The theater is named after famed American composer and pianist George Gershwin. The storied theater has hosted many lavish productions and accomplished artists.
Into Africa by Martin Dugard
Book Review – Into Africa by Martin Dugard, the dramatic retelling of the Stanley-Livingstone story
When Did the First Playboy Magazine Go to Print?
The first issue of Playboy Magazine, which featured Marilyn Monroe, was published in December 1953..
Connecticut at Gettysburg
During the Battle of Gettysburg the Army of the Potomac consisted of troops from eighteen states as well as the regular US Army. While Pennsylvania and New York contributed the most, troops from as far west as Minnesota took part in the fighting. During the Battle of Gettysburg this force suffered 2
History of the Academy Awards
A look at the 66th Academy Awards ceremony, held on March 21, 1994.
Battle of Westport
Want the fast facts about the Battle of Westport? Learn about the battle, its outcome, and its significance.