Discover pivotal events, influential figures, and narratives throughout History that have shaped civilizations and cultures across the globe.
Revolutions are often defined by their leaders. In this article, six of history’s most prominent revolutionary figures are explained in detail.
The Moors came to Spain as more than conquerors. They soon proved to be anything but illiterate barbarians. The Moors began a series of innovations that are little known today.
With a history of expansion, struggle, and scandal, Eswatini’s monarchy continues to make headlines.
A sister to a prominent chief, Lozen made a name for herself through her prophetic skills and warrior intuition.
The Han and Tang dynasties changed global history by introducing new tools to the world.
With communism’s global influence reaching even the home of capitalism, several Americans became key proponents of the ideology.
The Crusader era in the Holy Land lasted from 1096 to 1291. Battles and clashes marked this time, yet three marked turning points. Only one side would prevail.
A legendary law enforcement official of the Prohibition Era, Eliot Ness rose to fame as he doggedly worked to stop some of America’s most notorious criminals.