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The Infamous Salem Witch Trials of 1692
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The Infamous Salem Witch Trials of 1692

The Salem Witch Trials were an infamous series of events occurring in early 1692. In Salem … The Infamous Salem Witch Trials of 1692Read more

by AO•March 30, 2026
Chernobyl: The Heroes Who Saved Europe From Disaster
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Chernobyl: The Heroes Who Saved Europe From Disaster

The events of Chernobyl have marked the surrounding areas for a long time into the future. … Chernobyl: The Heroes Who Saved Europe From DisasterRead more

by Hannah•March 29, 2026
From Christian Nationalism to Real History
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From Christian Nationalism to Real History

Grew up on Christian nationalist or Abeka-style history? Here’s how to rebuild your understanding of the past with solid books, podcasts, and methods.

by Jade•March 28, 2026
From Desert To Discovery: How Area 51 Was Born
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From Desert To Discovery: How Area 51 Was Born

Area 51 is one of the most notorious places in the United States. Renowned for its … From Desert To Discovery: How Area 51 Was BornRead more

by Hannah•March 28, 2026
Before WWI & WWII: The Wars Men Nerded Out About
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Before WWI & WWII: The Wars Men Nerded Out About

Before World War I and II, men obsessed over other wars. From Napoleon to the Civil War, see which conflicts inspired the same kind of nerdy fascination.

by Hannah•March 27, 2026
What If Black America Had Been Treated Fairly by 1904?
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What If Black America Had Been Treated Fairly by 1904?

Using a 1904 African American family portrait as a starting point, this counterfactual asks: what if the US had treated Black citizens fairly by 1904?

by Hannah•March 27, 2026
Ancient Chinese Metalworking Discovered In Alaska
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Ancient Chinese Metalworking Discovered In Alaska

“This will cause other people to think about the Arctic differently.” – H. Kory Cooper, an anthropologist … Ancient Chinese Metalworking Discovered In AlaskaRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•March 27, 2026
Did We Just Find d’Artagnan’s Bones?
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Did We Just Find d’Artagnan’s Bones?

Archaeologists in the Netherlands may have found the remains of the real d’Artagnan. Here’s who he was, how he died, and why this discovery matters.

by Hannah•March 26, 2026
Crazy Careers: 5 Of History’s Most Bizarre Jobs
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Crazy Careers: 5 Of History’s Most Bizarre Jobs

Do you hate your job? You might be about to change your tune. History has wracked … Crazy Careers: 5 Of History’s Most Bizarre JobsRead more

by Hannah•March 26, 2026
“The Difficulty of Securing a Plain Girl,” 1926: 5 Things
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“The Difficulty of Securing a Plain Girl,” 1926: 5 Things

What was “The Difficulty of Securing a Plain Girl” in 1926 really about? Five things this odd phrase reveals about dating, beauty, and gender a century ago.

by cameron•March 25, 2026

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