The word progressive is used a badge of honor by some and a means of attack by others in modern politics. But to be progressive
Category: World war 1
Just how did the Cold War end? We reveal all in the fascinating conclusion to the Cold War series. The Cold War was international affairs
In the early 16th century a bizarre dancing plague arrived in the city of Strasbourg in modern-day France. The dancing mystified many people at the
It may seem strange, but there is very strong evidence that the White House killed a number of presidents in the mid-nineteenth century. The deaths
Legendary country music star Johnny Cash visited Richard Nixon’s White House in April 1970. His appearance there has been the subject of much myth and
Three-time presidential candidate William Jennings Bryan was involved in one of the most important trials of the twentieth century. The Scopes Trial took place in
Rebecca Fachner starts a series of articles on World War I by considering how close family ties between many European rulers may have contributed to
Helen Saker-Parsons tells us the story of how Mussolini’s Italy systematically undermined Germans in South Tyrol, a region of Italy with a German majority –
In this article, Jennifer Johnstone presents an introduction to the Georgian Era, including a look at the class system and some very famous writers!
Ulysses S. Grant is an often maligned president; however, a closer examination of his presidency reveals that he did a lot of good, especially around