Ancient Documents That Changed What We Know About History
8 Scientific “Facts” History Proved Completely Wrong
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One of the biggest reasons the United States Marine Corps remains such a dominant fighting force is that its strength […]
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Natural disasters are often remembered for the destruction they leave behind, but their long-term impact is frequently measured by something […]
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There’s something a lot of America’s most notorious crime bosses have in common. Gangsters who seemed completely untouchable, men who […]
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Across the United States, some small towns continue to struggle with limited job options, low household incomes, and economic challenges […]
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Few things frustrate TV fans more than investing years into a series only to watch it disappear without a real […]
Final bosses are where video games deliver their last real test. After hours of learning the controls, mastering the mechanics, […]
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During the height of the Space Race, space exploration occupied a much larger place in American culture and education. Millions […]
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The digital revolution for audio has been a blessing. You’ve got access to lossless, pristine audio with your smartphone. It […]
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If you grew up from the 1960s to the 1990s, you looked forward to Saturday morning cartoons. Every weekend, millions […]
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You likely remember the Cold War as a binary sort of conflict, between the Soviet Union and the United States, […]
The Cold War was an era marked by existential dread, brinksmanship, and an unyielding arms race. Public focus centered on […]
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War has been part of human history for thousands of years. Some of the earliest recorded conflicts took place in […]
Many everyday objects feel so ordinary that we rarely think about their beginnings. We use them at home, wear them […]
There was a time when traveling across America came with a few perks that did not feel like perks at […]
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Few commanders in history have left a legacy as significant as Napoleon Bonaparte. Rising from a relatively obscure artillery officer […]
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Long before the United States became a global superpower, ships connected the young nation to the wider world. They carried […]
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The Wild West has a mythology problem. Not a small one. That period, which spans the years from about 1865 […]
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Law enforcement officials estimate that tens of thousands of gangs are active across the United States, ranging from neighborhood street […]
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The space race was marketed as a battle of geopolitics. Two superpowers, one moon, and a whole lot of national […]
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Winning the World Cup is football’s ultimate achievement, but championships alone do not tell the entire story. Some nations captured […]
Volcanoes are some of the most powerful natural forces on Earth, capable of reshaping entire regions in a matter of […]
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Weapons technology has never stood still for long. Every major era of warfare has been shaped by new tools that […]
Growing up in the 1990s meant watching the future arrive in awkward, noisy, unforgettable pieces. One minute, you were rewinding […]
Gun lore isn’t immune to myths, and like all myths, they tend to be just plain wrong. Calibers are discredited […]
For most of human history, travel was slow, expensive, and often dangerous. Crossing a continent could take weeks, while crossing […]
A rifle fights wars. A pistol settles the question of who gets to leave a bad situation alive. That’s what […]
When most people think about World War II, they picture infantry assaults, tank battles, fighter aces, and famous generals. But […]
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The FIFA World Cup is unlike any other sporting event. Every four years, the best players in the world compete […]
History is typically built from stories passed down through generations, recorded in religious texts, royal chronicles, and ancient manuscripts. But […]
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Every generation has a soundtrack, and for baby boomers, that soundtrack helped reshape American culture. Born between 1946 and 1964, […]
A century ago, daily life depended on occupations that would seem strange to many people today. Entire industries relied on […]
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Some things are so expensive that, regardless of their utility, they become a way for the world to gauge how […]
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With firearms playing such a major role in world history, it is not surprising that many older guns have become […]
There was a time when every cafeteria was filled with lunchboxes featuring the trendy pop culture references of the day. […]
Modern special operations are often built around one advantage above all others: staying hidden long enough to control the mission. […]
Winning the FIFA World Cup is the highest achievement in international football, but not all champions reach the summit in […]
Before there was a screen on every bedroom or back pocket, kids had to make do with what they had. […]
The Cold War was unlike any rivalry in modern history. The United States and Soviet Union faced each other across […]
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There was a certain magic that came about when you marched into a Blockbuster on a Friday night to figure […]
The 1980s were a decade that is the epitome of consumer culture, an era dominated by neon lights and excess. […]
Streaming has largely replaced the radio hits we’ve experienced over the last 100 years or so. Modern radio play and […]
The school cafeteria of the 1990s was a bustling marketplace of sorts, and your currency was measured by what you […]
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The 1980s were the golden age of the arcade. Teenagers and young adults gathered in droves at these dimly lit, […]
The 1970s occupy a strange space in the cultural zeitgeist. It fits comfortably between the engines of social change and […]
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Some of the deadliest days in American military history came during battles that permanently changed the United States and its […]
Some songs become so successful that they permanently alter the trajectory of an artist’s career. A breakout hit can generate […]
For much of the 20th century, geography knowledge was treated as a basic part of being informed about the world. […]
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Battles, revolutions, and inventions typically shape history, but some of the most consequential turning points began with a voyage into […]
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After the fall of the Western Roman Empire at the end of the 5th century, the western and central part […]
Long before modern nations, written laws, global trade, or sprawling capital cities, the first kingdoms began to take shape along […]