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Ever imagined a world without Swiss chocolate? Or even a fiery arrabiata pasta? We only have the Columbian Exchange to thank for these, being

Bleeding Kansas was an era in the life of the state of Kansas that was so unpleasant and historically significant that nobody will forget it, probably

The Jumano Indians, now believed to be extinct, were an indigenous tribe that occupied a significant part of Texas, New Mexico, and present-day

When one visits Rome, the capital of Italy, one can see the letters SPQR quiet widely used both in modern and ancient contexts. What do these letters

In this Historyplex article, we will put forth some facts about the First Continental Congress, which convened in Philadelphia from September 5 to

One of the native American Indian tribes, the Crow Indian tribe has its own identity and a unique way of living life. Historyplex takes you through

During the late 1600s, the monarchic system of governance of both England and France were undergoing a change. In England, the shift was away from an

The concept of 'Hellenization' is widely debated and controversial. The term represents the spread of Greek culture through the conquests of Alexander

Within a decade of adopting the Articles of Confederation, it had become clear that the document needed modification. It was precisely for this reason