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We are not makers of history.

We are made by history.
Martin luther king jr.
Ancient Roman Provinces.
Ancient Rome

Ancient Roman Provinces: A Detailed Summary

Roman provinces were the regions outside Italy that allowed Rome to govern its huge empire. Each province had a governor, set borders, and required tribute. From Sicily to Syria, the provinces turned conquered lands into a lasting empire.

Factory System in the Industrial Revolution
Industrial Revolution

Factory System in the Industrial Revolution: A Detailed Summary

The factory system in the Industrial Revolution centralized production in large-scale facilities, increasing efficiency and output. In general, the factory system replaced the ‘cottage industry’ as the main method of production in the Industrial Revolution.

British Army and French Air Force personnel outside a dugout in France in November 1939
World War II

Phoney War: A Detailed Summary

The Phoney War was a period of time at the beginning of World War II in which no fighting occurred between Nazi Germany and Britain or France. This article details the history and significance of the Phoney War.

Nationalism in France.
Age of Nationalism

Nationalism in France: A Detailed Summary

Nationalism in France helped invent the modern idea of the nation and spread it across the world. Beginning with the French Revolution of 1789, French people came to see themselves as citizens of a nation rather than subjects of a king, and this powerful idea later shaped the whole of Europe.

New York Times front page from March 1st, 1917, reporting the Zimmermann Telegram
World War I

Zimmerman Telegram: A Detailed Summary

The Zimmerman Telegram was an important aspect of the American entry into the fighting of World War I. In fact, historians consider the Zimmerman Telegram to be an important factor that caused the United States to enter the First World War.

Rudolf Höss.
Nazi Germany

Rudolf Höss: A Detailed Biography

Rudolf Höss was the SS commandant who ran Auschwitz, the deadliest site of the Holocaust. Under his command, over one million people were murdered. His calm role in mass killing made him a lasting symbol of how ordinary men committed terrible crimes.