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Ancient history

  • Roman architecture

    The Roman Architecture was an important artistic manifestation of the Romans in antiquity, who favored utilitarian works and achieved great efficiency in the construction of aqueducts, public baths, bridges and markets. Roman architecture was also expressive in the construction of temples, palaces

  • Arab culture:discover its origins and traditions

    The Arab culture it involves traditions, language and customs of peoples who originate from the territories of the Middle East, North Africa and West Asia. Likewise, Arab culture is a concept independent of religion, as it encompasses Muslim, Jewish, Christian and pagan peoples. If we consider onl

  • Roman Republic

    The Roman Republic was a period in the history of Roman civilization that spanned 500 years, from 509 BC. to 27 BC when it was ruled by senators and magistrates. During this time, Rome organized its institutions and made important military conquests that guaranteed its dominion over the Mediterrane

  • Japanese culture

    Japan exhibits a multifaceted culture with ancient traditions. Although it has roots in Chinese culture, the geographical distance allowed Japan to build a differentiated cultural model whose marks persist despite the dynamic characteristic of the people of adapting to technological evolution. Relig

  • egyptian civilization

    Egyptian Civilization was one of the most important civilizations that developed in the region of the Fertile Crescent . Located in the extreme northeast of Africa, in a region characterized by the existence of deserts and the vast plain of the Nile River. The Egyptian Civilization was formed from

  • Life and Work of Leonardo da Vinci

    Leonardo da Vinci was one of the most important Italian artists of the Renaissance period. Renaissance scholars recognize him as perhaps the most significant figure of his time. It was what you might call a genius , dedicating himself to studies in various fields of art and knowledge at a time wh

  • Pre-Homeric Period

    The pre-Homeric period corresponds to the first phase of Ancient Greece that occurred during the years 2000 BC and 1200 BC. Periods of Ancient Greece It is worth remembering that the history of Ancient Greece is divided into four periods, where each of them has unique characteristics: Pre-Homeric

  • Nazi Concentration Camps

    The concentration camps were used by the Nazi regime to imprison thousands of people in the 30s and 40s. At least 20,000 camps were used between 1933 and 1945, in Germany and in 12 other countries that were occupied by the Nazis before and during the period of World War II (1939-1945). Origin of Fi

  • Spain

    Spain , whose official name is the Kingdom of Spain, is a country located in the Iberian Peninsula. After a 20th century marked by a Civil War and a forty-year dictatorship, democracy returned to Spain in 1975 and the country joined the European Economic Community in 1986. General Data for Spain C

  • Industrial Society

    The industrial society it is the result of workers struggles in search of reforms that humanize capitalism. The industrial society was, little by little, transforming itself in search of improvements in the workers living conditions. During the first half of the 19th century, thanks to the industri

  • National Constituent Assembly in the French Revolution

    The proclamation of the National Constituent Assembly in France took place on July 9, 1789 . Two years later, on September 3, 1791, a Constitution was adopted that ended the Ancien Régime and established the Constitutional Monarchy in France. French Constitution of 1791 The French Constitution of

  • medical wars

    TheMedical Wars, in which the Greeks fought the Persians, took place in ancient Greece in the 5th century BC. and is also known as the Persian, Persian, Medes, Greco-Persian or Greco-Persian Wars. The cause of the war was due to the fact that the Persians were expanding their territory, conquering

  • Classic Period

    The Classical Period corresponds to the 6th - 4th centuries BC. and it is one of the periods by which Ancient Greece is divided; the others are:Pre-Homeric (20th - 12th centuries BC), Homeric (12th - 8th centuries BC) and Archaic (8th - 6th centuries BC) period. During this period, the peak Athenia

  • Potsdam Conference

    The Potsdam Conference was a meeting held from July 17 to August 2, 1945 in Germany. It gets its name because it took place in the German city of Potsdam. Conference Objectives The main purpose of the Potsdam Conference was to define the amount that Germany would pay for acts carried out during the

  • imperialism in asia

    Imperialism in Asia occurred in the 19th century when European powers, Japan and the United States occupied Asian regions. The expansion to Asia was due to economic factors such as the guarantee of raw materials for industries, market for products and ideological factors such as civilizing these pe

  • Mayan Calendar

    The Mayan calendar , Haab , has 365 days divided into 18 months that contain 20 days each. Likewise, Haab is combined with a sacred calendar, the Tzolkin , with 260 days. Origin The Mayan calendar differs from the Western calendar in its conception of time. For Westerners, time is something that

  • counter-reform

    The Counter-Reformation orCatholic Reformation , was a movement to restructure the Catholic Church that culminated in 1545 with the Council of Trent. Its aim was to reform the Catholic Church itself and give a response to the Protestantism that was taking place in the Holy Roman Empire. The Catho

  • Bourgeois Revolutions

    Revolutions Bourgeois they are revolts carried out by the bourgeois class. The economic and social aspirations of the bourgeoisie to the detriment of absolutism were responsible for these revolutions. The bourgeoisie aspired to capitalism and, although it was economically the ruling class, it was p

  • Assyrians

    The Assyrians were Semitic peoples who lived in northern Mesopotamia in the region of the Tigris and Euphrates rivers. The Assyrian empire was formed after the fall of the Akkadian empire. They became known for being part of a warrior society, cruel and ruthless. Its military technology was highlig

  • Puritan Revolution

    The Puritan Revolution , also called the English Civil War, transformed the distribution and form of power in England in the 17th century, With the Glorious Revolution these movements marked the change of government from an absolutist monarchist to a liberal-bourgeois state. Background The Puritan

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