History

Strange Facts About Thanksgiving

by desertsister, Nov 3, 2008
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Really interesting historical trivia about the holiday of Thanksgiving.

Odd Burial Customs Through History

by Bren Parks, Nov 1, 2008
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Since the stone ages, humankind has done everything imaginable with their dead except leave them alone. Here are some of the strangest burial customs that cultures around the world abided by in order to give their loved ones a proper send off.

Five Craziest Uses of Animals in War

by karmazon, Nov 1, 2008
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Animals have been used in war ever since humans learned how to tame and train them. The use of horses in war goes back over 5,000 years. Elephants have been used as early as 1,100 B.C. Ever since the ancient time,s humans have been coming up with new tasks for different kinds of animals. Some have been as simple as using the power of oxen to pull supplies. Other relied on the animal's unique abilities, such as using cats to get rid of rats on warships.

From Al Jolson to Maverick: A History of the High Five

by Brandon Reilly, Oct 30, 2008
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A Brief History of a Douche Bag Tradition.

The Crimes of Vlad Tepesh, Europe's Count Dracula

by Marina Taylor, Oct 29, 2008
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The true evil behind the rule of the Romanian Prince Vlad III, or Vlad Dracula. He wasn't a vampire as in the Bram Stoker novel, but what really was he? Inhuman to say the least. A sadistic monster with a craving for blood and a lust for torture.

Vlad Tepes: The Man Behind the Vampire Myth

by Marina Taylor, Oct 29, 2008
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Was Bram Stoker's Dracula based on a real person or just a figment of a wild imagination? The man his Count Dracula is believed to be modeled on did live, but was he a vampire? The truth about his life may be more chilling than the book, because it is true.

Exploring of the Sea

by Drewwer, Oct 26, 2008
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Since the early ages, sea, ocean, lakes and rivers have been helping people by bringing them food, water, and excitement.

Interesting and Ironic Facts About The Great Pyramids of Egypt

by Bren Parks, Oct 24, 2008
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The Great Pyramids of Egypt are shrouded with mystery and superstition. Many questions have been asked about them and why they were built where they are. Here are some really interesting and ironic facts about them.

10 Authentic Colonial New England Insults

by LK Davis, Oct 23, 2008
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"Love thy neighbor" was no easier for Puritans in the 17th century than it is for us today.

Everyone's Favorite Charlie Chaplin

by Pallavi Somayaji, Oct 16, 2008
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Always remembered and sought after comedian, Sir Charles Chaplin, was the best actor in the early stages of Film. I loved watching Charlie Chaplin shows on television since I was very young and enjoy them even today, after many decades… The same way Charlie Chaplin has won the hearts of multi millions of people all over the World. This great Legend also had another side of his story, like any other common man.
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