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What is the point of History Inquiry?
What is the point of History Inquiry?
The purpose of History
Michael Koy
Jun 15, 2021
Historical Inquiries
How Were the Arabs Able to Conquer the Middle East?
How Were the Arabs Able to Conquer the Middle East?
When people think of the modern Middle East, most instantly think of the Arabic people and Islam, as the dominant people and religion of…
Purple History
Sep 3, 2022
The Murder of Ramesses III
The Murder of Ramesses III
The riddle of a Thousand Years; Magic, Poison, Venomous Snakes, and a Murder.
Ad Meliora
Sep 27, 2022
The Not-So Dark Ages
The Not-So Dark Ages
Correcting some revisionist history about the medieval era
Douglas Giles, PhD
Sep 15, 2021
The Ancient Palaces that Governed the World
The Ancient Palaces that Governed the World
The Ancient Centres of Power
Michael Koy
Jul 10, 2022
Canada’s Dark History of Residential Schools
Canada’s Dark History of Residential Schools
Canada is grappling with a history of genocide and reconciliation.
Mark Shiffer
Jul 13, 2021
The Putinator’s History Lessons, or More Rules of Russian History
The Putinator’s History Lessons, or More Rules of Russian History
Putin’s Petrol Station, a Rerun of Russia’s 500 Year Resource Curse
Lester Golden
May 28, 2022
Was Alexander the Great Buried Alive?
Was Alexander the Great Buried Alive?
Alexander III of Macedon, better known as Alexander the Great, is considered one of the greatest conquers in history. By his death in 323…
Nick Howard
Aug 6, 2021
The Sorrowful Reason America Most Influential Writer Of The 50s Took Her Own Life
The Sorrowful Reason America Most Influential Writer Of The 50s Took Her Own Life
She loved writing more than life itself
Maxwell Eden
Jun 24, 2022
Toledo: Spain's Imperial City
Toledo: Spain's Imperial City
The original capital of Spain has a rich history going back thousands of years.
Nick Howard
Jun 26, 2022
Democracy and the Roman Republic
Democracy and the Roman Republic
Most people are aware of the influence of the Roman Empire. Ancient Rome was known for its aqueducts, roads, and legal codes. However, long…
Mark Shiffer
Jun 18, 2021
Modern Mediocrity According to Rembrandt
Modern Mediocrity According to Rembrandt
The Renaissance Artist Who Successfully Painted Social Media, Capitalism, and The Heroes of Our Time.
Pedro Barbalho fka Alex P. Bird
Jun 25, 2021
Will the towns of Amherst be renamed?
Will the towns of Amherst be renamed?
Lord Jeffery Amherst advocated for genocide of indigenous people
Stuart Grant
Sep 28, 2021
Lessons From The French Revolution
Lessons From The French Revolution
The revolution began with lofty ideals for a better society but quickly devolved into a more oppressive regime than its predecessor.
Mark Shiffer
Aug 18, 2021
Greece Did Not Create Western Civilization
Greece Did Not Create Western Civilization
The misconception of our origins
Michael Koy
Aug 15, 2021
The Prince in The Rice Box
The Prince in The Rice Box
What was a king to do when his son was a serial killer?
Nick Howard
Feb 10, 2022
The Deadliest Pandemic in History
The Deadliest Pandemic in History
The Black Plague of the 14th Century
Mark Shiffer
Sep 26, 2021
Why was the Bronze Age so Developed?
Why was the Bronze Age so Developed?
Globalism and Trade
Michael Koy
Sep 9, 2021
Karl Marx and 1848
Karl Marx and 1848
Marx misread his times, but we can hardly blame him.
Douglas Giles, PhD
Oct 17, 2021
This Ancient Writing System was an Artform
This Ancient Writing System was an Artform
The Story of the Mayan Script
Michael Koy
Nov 1, 2021
The Division that Killed Rome
The Division that Killed Rome
The Birth of Nova Roma and the Fall of Old Roma
Michael Koy
Sep 3, 2021
The King Who Ran Away
The King Who Ran Away
The story of Henry of Valois and his failed reign over the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth
Krystian Gajdzis
Aug 9, 2022
The Apocalyptic Collapse of an Ancient Civilization
The Apocalyptic Collapse of an Ancient Civilization
The terrifying end of the Minoans
Michael Koy
Oct 25, 2021
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