Last week on History’s Badasses, we talked about Soviet sniper Lyudmila Pavlichenko, the most successful female sniper … History’s Badasses: Agustina of AragonRead more
The World’s Most Game-Changing Inventions [Part I]
History is forged in the fires of war and creativity. Throughout humanity’s timeline, there have been … The World’s Most Game-Changing Inventions [Part I]Read more
Gouverneur Morris: “Penman of the Constitution”
Gouverneur Morris, American Founding Father and “Penman of the Constitution”, was apart of the committee that … Gouverneur Morris: “Penman of the Constitution”Read more
The Disastrous Burning of Washington in 1814
The War of 1812 began on June 18, 1812 when President James Madison declared war on … The Disastrous Burning of Washington in 1814Read more
The Great Depression (Part 1)
The largest economic crisis in the Western Civilization is known as the Great Depression. The stock … The Great Depression (Part 1)Read more
Queen Mary I of England: “Bloody Mary”
Queen Mary I of England is best known for burning people of the Protestant faith and … Queen Mary I of England: “Bloody Mary”Read more
Carthage Dig Reveals the Mechanics of Ancient Chariot Racing
Rome was an empire obsessed with violence. Citizens went to fighting pits that stood like temples … Carthage Dig Reveals the Mechanics of Ancient Chariot RacingRead more
The Roaring Twenties (Part 2)
The Roaring Twenties paved the way for social and political changes. We all remember the era … The Roaring Twenties (Part 2)Read more
History’s Nutcases: John Mytton
Last time on History’s Nutcases, we covered boy-emperor of Rome, Elagabalus, whose hot temper, sexual preferences, and … History’s Nutcases: John MyttonRead more
The Mask of Pan: Mystery Solved
“Now that the whole gate has been exposed, we not only have better information for dating … The Mask of Pan: Mystery SolvedRead more