Millennium History

Ancient history

  • Cold War:characteristics, causes and consequences

    TheCold War was a political-military struggle between socialism and capitalism led by the Soviet Union and the United States. This conflagration began after World War II (1939-1945), more precisely in 1947, when US President Henry Truman gave a speech to the US Congress, stating that the US could i

  • Ancient Rome

    The city of Rome was born as a small village and became one of the greatest empires of antiquity. Located on the Italian Peninsula, the center of the European Mediterranean, Rome was the center of political and economic life in the region. Rome Foundation The foundation of Rome is shrouded in lege

  • Greek Theater

    The Greek Theater It was a very important artistic manifestation in the development of Greek culture. In addition, it served as an influence and inspiration for other peoples of antiquity, especially the Romans. It is worth remembering that the term theater (theater ), from the Greek, means “place

  • Russian Revolution (1917)

    The Russian Revolution of 1917 there were two popular uprisings:the first took place in February, against the government of Tsar Nicholas II, and the second, in October. In the February Revolution, the revolutionaries abolished the monarchy and, in the October Revolution, they began to implement a

  • Ancient Greece

    Ancient Greece is the epoch of Greek history stretching from the 20th century to the 4th century BC When we talk about Ancient Greece, we are not referring to a unified country, but a set of cities that shared a language, customs and some laws. Many of them were even enemies with each other as was

  • French Revolution (1789)

    The French Revolution , started on June 17, 1789, was a movement driven by the bourgeoisie and had the participation of peasants and urban classes that lived in poverty. On July 14, 1789, Parisians took over the Bastille prison, triggering profound changes in the French government. Historical conte

  • Industrial Revolution:What It Was (Abstract)

    The Industrial Revolution was a process of great social and economic transformations that began in England in the 18th century. The industrial mode of production spread across much of the Northern Hemisphere throughout the 19th and early 20th centuries. Producing goods became cheaper and more acces

  • Christopher Columbus

    Christopher Columbus was a Genoese navigator and explorer . He was the first European to arrive in the lands of the American continent, called the New World, in 1492. Biography Portrait of Christopher Columbus Christopher Columbus was born in mid-1451, apparently in Italy, probably in Genoa, the

  • Homeric period

    The Homeric Period corresponds to the second period of development of Greek civilization that occurred after the pre-Homeric period, between the years 1150 BC. to 800 BC. The name given to this phase is related to the Greek poet Homer, author of the epic poems “The Iliad” and the “Odyssey”. Periods

  • aztecs

    The Aztecs formed one of the most important civilizations that inhabited Pre-Columbian America . They began to occupy the Mexican plateau at the end of the twelfth century, coming from present-day California, they dominated the other tribes that lived in the region. The Aztecs settled in the Valle

  • Sumerians

    Sumerians are the inhabitants or natural people of Sumer, Southern Mesopotamia , where Iraq and Kuwait are currently located. For many years it was believed to have been the first civilization to develop in this region, located between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers. Studies show that human activ

  • Differences between Capitalism and Socialism

    Capitalism and Socialism were two economic systems that fought for hegemony in the world throughout the 20th century. In this text, we will mainly focus on the differences between the two systems. Capitalism Capitalism is an economic system based on the exchange of goods for money and where a few

  • Italian unification

    The unification of Italy it was a process of union between the various kingdoms that made up the Italian Peninsula, after the expulsion of the Austrians. It took place in the second half of the 19th century and ended in 1871. With this, the kingdoms began to form a single country, the Kingdom of It

  • China

    China, officially the Peoples Republic of China since 1949, is one das civilizations more ancient from world . It is also the most populous country and the second largest economic power in the world. Located in East Asia, China is the third largest country in the world, after Russia and Canada. It

  • Taj Mahal

    The Taj Mahal is a sumptuous mausoleum located in India . The building was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1983 and has also been on the list of one of the seven wonders of the modern world since 2007. Currently, the Taj Mahal welcomes millions of tourists throughout the year. It is, withou

  • Coliseum in Rome

    The Colosseum of Rome or Flavian Amphitheater is a grandiose historical and architectural monument cylindrical shape that is located in the capital of Italy:Rome. Built in antiquity, the Colosseum in Rome is currently one of the most visited tourist attractions in the city. This world heritage sit

  • Napoleonic Empire

    The Napoleonic Empire began on May 18, 1804 and ended on April 14, 1814. This form of government was instituted after the appointment of Napoleon Bonaparte as Emperor of the French. On November 6, 1804, the title would be confirmed through a plebiscite. On December 2 of the same year, Napoleon Bon

  • Great wall of China

    The Great Wall of China is a construction that is 21,196 kilometers long. It is 8 meters high and 4 meters wide. It starts in Gansu Province and ends in the Gulf of Bohai. Given its architectural grandeur and history, it is considered one of the Seven Wonders of the Modern World. For this reason,

  • Terror in the French Revolution

    The period of Terror (1792-1794), during the French Revolution, was marked by religious and political persecution, civil wars, and executions by guillotine. At that time, France was being led by the Jacobins, considered the most radical among the revolutionaries, and therefore this period is also k

  • Forms of Government

    The Shapes from Government consist of the governance policy adopted in the organization of nations. This is a complex issue that changes over the years as states expand regimes and systems in line with social trends. The first scholar to reflect on the complexity of government was Aristotle (384 B

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