Nowadays for us (in Europe) the use of toilet paper is completely natural. We only think about it if someone forgot to change the empty roll. But toilet paper in the Middle Ages or even in antiquity - did that exist? And what were the alternatives? We took a look at the historic latrines. The first
Dutch mercantilism brought together maritime trade and industrial activities fostered by banks, such as the Bank of Amsterdam. By Me. Cláudio FernandesThe Mercantilism assumed different facets within the European colonial system. The Iberian colonialist matrix, made up of Portugal and Spain, diver
Introduction The word chocolate can evoke images of sweet candies and juicy truffles, but todays chocolate is little like the chocolate of the past. For much of history, chocolate was a venerable but bitter drink, not a sweet, edible treat. But in about 90 percent of the chocolates long history
historical materialism is a theory that is part of Marxist socialism. This theoretical current studies history through the relationship between material accumulation and productive forces. For historical materialists, society developed through the production of goods that satisfy the basic and sup