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History
Our understanding of horizontal learning within medieval communities largely depends upon semantics. Abstract This contribution sketches a...
Unpacking the role of lying and truth-telling in monastic culture. Abstract This paper investigates the links between...
On January 14, 1919, a history class discussed Bolshevism and caused a stir. Matthew Hawn, a high...
All the archers in the Roman army, be they on foot or mounted, used the “Mediterranean” shooting...
FDR delivered his six-minute address to a joint session of Congress and a nationwide radio audience. Introduction...
The dim-witted moose and his squirrelly sidekick calmed Cold War fears with subversive humor. “Mr. Chairman, I...
Following the arrival of Europeans, La Hispaniola’s indigenous Taíno population was nearly extinguished. Introduction The recorded history of...
They wiped out entire communities and kept millions of people in slavery. Originally published by Newberry Digital...
The revolution was the largest slave uprising since Spartacus’ unsuccessful revolt against the Roman Republic. Introduction The Haitian...
The symbolic transformations of objects of stone and bone with probable ritual and religious significance. Introduction The...
Their function as agricultural facilities to process grain was primary. Introduction The threshing floors of the Bible were outdoor...
The marvel of Herod’s harbor is that it was artificial. Introduction Herod’s Harbor was a giant port built between...
He would become the first African American to be a member of the President’s cabinet. Introduction As...
How the bombing and its aftermath affected Atlanta’s Jews and people of color fighting for civil rights....
There has been a decades-long legal fight to turn the clock back on the political gains of...
Peaches (Prunus persica) were introduced to North America by Spanish monks around St. Augustine, Florida. Introduction The...
From semitropical playgrounds to life-endangering climate risks: Going back over a century. Introduction Images of orange groves...
By 1925, one competitor noted that the “Frozen Sucker” had “swept the market in a sensational manner.”...
Besides your ability to grasp thought concepts in class, what other art or knowledge do you need...
Numerous events and people are woven together throughout history like threads. However, among the major narratives, there...
The rise of a new funerary practice with a significant deviation from previous perceptions of life and...
Known as the “Hermit Kingdom,” Korea under the Joseon was late to open its doors to the...
The Joseon dynastic kingdom first experienced modern flag-bearing customs in 1875 during the Ganghwa Incident. Introduction It...
The “dark ages” were not as “dark” as they were once thought to be. Introduction The Greek Dark Age (c....
The social lives of medieval Londoners reveal how far they were drawn into the centralizing forces of...
Travel exposed them to different lifestyles and offered them novel ways of constructing gender and class identity....
Alexander was imbued with a belief in his own special nature. Alexander the Great was religiously both...
The Roman Empire is a model for understanding the changing functions of rituals in changing environments. Ritual...
Courson’s life intersected with some of the major religious movements and contemporary concerns of his day. Introduction...