Why was Antietam so important to the Confederacy?

The Battle of Antietam was not an important victory for the Confederacy. Rather, it was a Union victory and a turning point in the war which gave President Abraham Lincoln the confidence to issue the Emancipation Proclamation. Would you like to know more about the Battle of Antietam?

Who were the Minoans and Phoenicians leaders?

Is Charis a Ancient Greek name?

The eclipse that ended the war between Lydians and Medes in 585 BC. could be predicted by Thales of Miletus
The Medes were a people from the current north of Iran who came to control a large area of territory that included Mesopotamia and the eastern Anatolian peninsula. From the birth of the Medo kingdom around the year 678 B.C. they were always vassals of the Neo-Assyrian Empire. But that ended betwee
When Charlemagne destroyed the Irminsul, the bridge guarded by Heimdal that connected heaven and earth
In the spring of the year 772 Charlemagne led a large army of Franks against the Saxons. He first took the fortress of Eresburg and then went into Saxon territory, destroying everything and obtaining a great booty of gold and silver. But before leaving the place he had the Irminsul destroyed. . T
Germanic Peoples
TheGermanic peoples are Indo-European ethnicities originally established in Northern Europe. The greatest source of knowledge we have of the Germans dates from the rule of Julius Caesar (100 BC - 44 BC), when the Roman Emperor waged several wars against these peoples. Origin The Germanic peoples i
The invention of television
By Rainer Sousa Historically, the interest in creating the television set can be found since the 19th century. At this time, great concepts developed in mathematics, physics and chemistry were the fundamental precursors of the technology used in the creation of TV sets. Around the 1840s, several sci