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51: Greek Antiques - Athens was Venus, Rome was Mars
Life in Athens was a struggle from day 500 B.C.E. and seems to stayed that way throughout the history of Greece. Beset by much more powerful Persia from the East for hundreds of years, these democratic pioneers fought until they were finally overcome from Rome in the west. So much for democratic ideals for centuries on earth....
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52: Roman Antiques, Archimedes - Hero of Rome, Killed by Rome
The expanding Roman Empire needed to have Sicily and the refined ancient city state of Syracuse in their fold. And also that great genius Archimedes. Alas, they killed their hero....
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53: Maps, Charts - How The USS Abraham Lincoln is In Canada
Globes and maps and charts in the early stages of America were unknown by the other sides: French in the north and west, British in the middle coast, Spanish to the south. Who knew where the Mississippi began?...
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54: Roman Antiques in Africa, West Asia Show The Way to Metro Europe
Europe began as an early civilization in Greece, and was soon absorbed and copied by the Roman Empire, which created a Roman sea and their civilization and roads up to Gaul and Germania and all over Britannia. All roads led to Rome. That may on again....
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55: Roman antiques - The Empire Strikes Back
The Roman Empire created a vast area of Europe, north Africa and west Asia. The Germanic peoples were always outside the pale: in north Britannia a wall had to be built to keep these barbarians back. Not any more....
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56: Healthy Lifestyles, Happiness- Socrates, Reviled Alive, Revered Ever After
Socrates caused great consternation among the ruling class when their children who had studied with Socrates would question an unreasonable command from an elder. He was finally presented with his reward, that cup of hemlock. But those fingers who had pointed were soon hounded out of Athens in shame....
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57: Roman Antiques - Cleopatra, Mark Antony Created Augustus Caesar and the Empire
Until Julius Caesar, Rome had been a Republic governed by the free votes of the Senate. Julius upset that and died; Mark Antony was send to Egypt. He was to negotiate and overtake Egypt, not wed Cleopatra and turn against Rome....
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58: Panama and Its Fascinating History
The history of Panama dates back to almost 11,000 years before Christopher Columbus discovered Panama....
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59: The Story of The Panama Canal
Discover one of the wonders of the world....
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60: Tribal Jewelry, President Jefferson, a Mountain Man, an Indian Princess Create Sea to Sea America
To some of the bewigged gentlemen in the Cabinet Room of the new White House,President Thomas Jefferson, accepted as a genius and visionary by the world, perhaps his vision of an America from sea to sea was a noble ideal....
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61: Antique History, Democracy - Slow Boat To China
Ancient Greece was that brilliant first burst of democracy. Men could be free to speak their minds. And young America emerged seeing the democracy of Greek as superior to the Caesar of Rome, as exists in China today. But how you going to keep them back in the yurt, once they have seen Shanghai? Or Athens?...
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62: Brief Romanian History For You
Romanian history refers to the history of Romanian land, as well as to the history of people, who inhabited this land and who offered it a specific identity....
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63: Regional Security and Governance
The role of the organization for the Security and Cooperation in Europe can play in Kosovo independence secession from Serbia to a peaceful formation....
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64: Historical Uses For Car Hire
A look at some of the greatest things to come out of Scotland and how it could have been so much easier if car hire was available years ago....
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65: Billy Mitchell - Father Of The Air Force
Born in the late 1800s and court martialed in 1925, Billy Mitchell's name is known as the founding father of today's Air Force. As the son of a Wisconsin senator, William 'Billy' Mitchell grew up in a wealthy family that had plenty of pull in their town. ...
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66: 'Don't Tread on Me' Snake Motto is Foundation for the Modern Free and Inquiring Mind
The U.S. at one point was so poor and desperate it's generals told the population to make whatever flag they felt was appropriate. The most widespread was the rattlesnake and the "Don't Tread on Me" flag....
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67: John C. Fremont: U.S. Senator, Governor, Military Officer, Bandit, Prisoner and Traitor?
John C. Fremont was many things including one of the founders of California....
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68: The US Marine Corps: A Brief History Of The Marines
The original incarnation of the United States Marine Corps (USMC) was born in 1775 during the Continental Congress in a resolution sponsored by John Adams....
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69: History of Military Tanks Of WW I
This article is all about who built the first military tanks and why they built them....
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70: Remembering the Battle of Iwo Jima
When Joe Rosenthal snapped the iconic photograph, Raising the Flag on Iwo Jima, he knew it was a special sight, but probably never imagined the lengths the snapshot would travel in history....
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71: First Defeat Of The Axis Powers On Land
This article is talking about how the Axis Powers got defeated in the first World War....
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72: Mao-Tse-Tung and Charles Darwin
Brief biography of Mao-Tse-Tung from youth to the "Long March" to the "Great Leap Forward" to the "Cultural Revolution." Shows the dependance of Marxism on philosophical atheistic materialism and in turn the dependance of atheistic materialism on Darwin's theory of evolution as an origins myth....
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73: A World War I Soldier's Photo Album: Gas, Guts and Eternal Glory?
World War I was the last war fought in the trenches. It was also the war of poison gas and inthinkable carnage shown in Grandpa's soldier's photo album. What did we learn?...
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74: The Real Battle Of The Bulge: WWII
No, I'm not talking about weight loss. The Battle of the Bulge, known to the Allied military forces as The Battle of Ardennes, was the bloodiest battle of World War II, and one of the most horrific encounters in the history of modern warfare....
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75: The Story Of The U.S. Marines On Iwo Jima
The battle of Iwo Jima took place between the United States and Japan in 1945, but it was no ordinary battle....
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