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207 words What are the examples when kings/queens were brutally tortured? 352 words Why does ancient Egypt get more attention than ancient Persia? 182 words Did early ocean travelers have an idea of the "Great Circle" route? 240 words "Civil War lessons often depend on where the classroom is": A look at how geography influences historical education in the United States. 197 words Did many rulers from 600 - 1500 A.D have an understanding for economic amd social policy? 221 words Greatest mistakes made in history 185 words How easy was it to immigrate to NYC around the time Statue of Liberty was built? 176 words How did country names get translated? 277 words Why was the US not cut down in size after the Great Powers realized the Americans were quickly overcoming almost all European countries combined in terms of manufacturing and raw material extraction? 277 words Why US State Capitols have been placed/moved where they are 274 words RMS Titanic - Andreas Douglas Rörqvist 804 words How common are "berserker" type shock troops across cultures across history? 240 words Is African History Ignored in the West? 282 words “He was a master of deception, even in death.” The search for Genghis Khan's lost tomb. 226 words Has any one individual ever saved the "world" so to speak 267 words Has any one individual ever saved the "world" so to speak 181 words Which historical person, in your own opinion, had the most atypical life, like out of a legend or story? 209 words How did the Red Army react when it discovered concentration camps? 370 words My grandmother grew up in Nazi Germany 500 words Were the Nazis "far-right"or were they "National Socialists"?