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Do You Know Where Cleopatra Was Originally From? (Hint: Not Egypt)
Lear these important to know facts about Cleopatra, queen of ancient Egypt.
After Effects of Cubism
In the early 1900s, artists Pablo Picasso and Georges Bracque developed a new avant-garde style of modern art called "Cubism." Cubism eschewed realism and sought to depict subjects in a far more abstract manner in an attempt to redefine the Classical concept of beauty. Although the Cubist movement w
Today in American History - March 12
Learn what happened today - March 12th - in American History.
American Civil War: Battle of Olustee
The Battle of Olustee was fought February 20, 1864, during the American Civil War. Advancing from Jacksonville, FL, Brigadier General Truman Seymour engaged Confederate forces near Olustee. In the resulting Battle of Olustee his men were pushed back and forced to retreat back to Jacksonville.
The Goddess Athena Helps Hercules
The Greek goddess Athena helped many of the ancient heroes, including Hercules (aka Herakles or Heracles) in three of his labors and in Hercules' madness.
Royal Nicknames of Hellenistic Kings
Hellenistic kings had nicknames galore. What's behind their magical monikers?
World War II: Douglas TBD Devastator
The Douglas TBD Devastator was a torpedo bomber used by the US Navy during the early days of World War II. The TBD Devastator was in service at the start of the war and took part in the Battles of the Coral Sea and Midway before being replaced by the TBF Avenger.
Public Art Information
Public art refers to any work of art created specifically for display in a public place. Public art can enhance the experience of a city or community in many ways. According to PBS.org, public artworks can also raise controversial questions regarding the use of federal or local government funds for
Life in Salem at the Time of the Salem Witch Trials
Learn about the religious situation in Salem, Massachusetts at the time of the famous Salem Witch Trials.
Washington's Artilleryman: Major General Henry Knox
Learn about Henry Know, who went from bookseller at the beginning of the American Revolution to serving as the United States' first secretary of war.
Aeschylus' 7 Against Thebes Study Questions
Some questions to help guide your reading of Aeschylus' 7 Against Thebes.
Starving Herero return from the Omaheke Desert -- 1907
Group of starving Herero survivors returning after being driven into the desert of Omaheke in German South West Africa by Germans, circa 1907.
History of the Academy Awards
A look at the 20th Academy Awards ceremony, held on March 20, 1948.
Ahmed Messali Hadj
Messali Hadj was a nationalist leader in Algeria, founder of three political movements, and opposed the violent extremism of the FLN.
How to Celebrate the Flag Day Meaningfully?
Interesting ways to celebrate Flag Day. And record the joyful time as part of our precious memories in Flay Day!