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Mike Cohen
Mike is Bachelor of Arts History graduate from the University of Leeds. As a historian, he loves to write about historical figures and events, especially those that continue to influence the modern world.
Education:University of Leeds, 2021BA HistoryExpertise:Articles by Mike Cohen
The Christian religion has influenced a lot of England’s customs including the nation’s architectural designs.
The history of porcelain begins with China’s skills in ceramics-making. The first rudimentary versions of porcelain emerged during the Han Dynasty.
In June 323 BCE, Alexander the Great died at the young age of 32 while at his palace in Babylon. The occurrence led to a lot of battles.
The Black Death was a destructive 14th century plague that affected people in Europe, Asia, and North Africa and killed millions of people.
The Black Plague, also referred to as the Black Death, is one of the most devastating pandemics ever recorded in history. It caused millions of deaths.
Craftsmen from the Minoan civilization, a society that existed during the Bronze Age on the Greek island of Crete, created the famous Minoan Octopus vase.
The Indus Civilization, also commonly referred to as the Harappan Civilization had many factors which led to its rise and others that led to its decline.
The Aztec Empire existed between 1325 and 1521 and used a mix of military might and diplomatic deliberations to expand.