Cemeteries Vs. Graveyards: What's The Difference?
Sometimes word differences come down to regional usage -- tomato, toh-mah-toe. Sometimes, words are used interchangeably despite real differences between them.
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What Was Yes Drummer Alan White's Net Worth When He Died?
Alan White was one of the most renowned drummers in rock 'n' roll history, with appearances on over 50 albums in his discography. Here's what his net worth was.
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The Secrets Of Petra Explained
Petra was a city that defied all odds and became one of the most astounding achievements in history. Here are the secrets of Petra explained.
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Why A Malcolm X Postcard Featured A Photo Of A Chimpanzee
Malcom X is one of the U.S.' most well-known and most controversial civil rights leaders. Here's why he once sent a postcard with a picture of a chimpanzee.
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Here's What Would Happen If Dinosaurs Never Went Extinct
Since the 1800s — when the first dinosaur fossil was discovered for what it was — humans have been fascinated by the magnificent, alien wonders of our past.
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The Real-Life History Of Queen Charlotte's Ball
The real life history of Queen Charlotte's Ball is even more fascinating than it seems on Bridgerton. Here are the details of this historical event.
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Christopher Hitchens: The Man Who Called Mother Teresa A Fraud
Mother Teresa is often considered one of the most charitable and altruistic historical figured, but Christopher Hitchens believes she's a fraud.
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What Is The British Trooping Of The Colour?
It's a safe bet that every country on Earth has its own public displays of spectacle and pageantry. Certainly the United Kingdom qualifies on that score.
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What Victorian Aristocrats Typically Ate In A Day
A menu can tell you far more than what's for dinner: The complex, shifting world of 19th century Britain can be glimpsed through the food of rich Victorians.
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The Genius Way Super Glue Was Used In The Vietnam War
Super Glue was invented during WWII to help soldiers in the field. However, it wasn't until the Vietnam War that it was used for another special purpose.
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A Prominent Donor For Mother Teresa Was Convicted Of Investment Fraud
A frequent and recurring problem for non-profit agencies is funding: They rely on the generosity of others in order to continue and expand their good works.
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The Secret Lucky Charm Hidden In Queen Elizabeth's 1953 Coronation Gown
The life of royalty, of whatever country, is often filled with signs and symbols. That extends from crowns and scepters to stitching on the gowns themselves.
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Every Time Russia And The United States Were Friends, Explained
The story of Russo-American relations is a largely unknown chapter of American history. Here is every time Russia and the United States were friends, explained.
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Times Lip Readers Revealed Huge Royal Secrets
When royals are talking, the cameras are rolling, and the lip readers? They're ready and waiting to catch some juicy gossip or big secret.
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Why Tattoos Are Illegal In South Korea
In South Korea, tattoos are illegal, although that hasn't stopped a budding industry from growing underground in empty office spaces across the country.
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Egypt's Oldest Pyramid Is Not The Pyramid Of Giza
While the Great Pyramids of Giza are an architectural wonder, none are the oldest Egyptian pyramid in existence. The story behind it all might surprise you.
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The Untold Truth Of The Seven Princes Of Hell
The seven princes of hell are an intimidating bunch. Here's the untold truth of these demonic creatures.
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The Real Reason Pants Were Objectionable In The Roman Empire
There have been some strange fashion faux pas in history. Wearing trousers in ancient Rome was seen as a serious breach of the fashion code and here's why.
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How A Chinese Warrior Used Juggling As An Intimidation Tactic
A Chinese warrior once nearly single-handedly won a battle by juggling. Here's how Xiong Yiliao of Shinan used juggling to defeat the entire Song army.
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The True Story Of How Soldiers On Horseback Outwitted A Fleet Of Ships At Sea
Military history is filled with stories of soldiers, their leaders, and even civilians overcoming long odds and snagging a victory over their adversaries.
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Here's What It Really Means To Commit A War Crime
The concept of war crimes is relatively new in human history, originating in the 19th century. Here's what it really means to commit a war crime.
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The Real Meaning Behind The Dallas Cowboys Logo
The Dallas Cowboys joined the NFL in 1960 under the majority ownership of Clint Murchison Jr., a man who hailed from a wealthy Texas oil family.
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Mark Twain Truly Hated The Writings Of A Celebrated English Author
Mark Twain wasn't a huge fan of some other famous authors, including Jane Austen and James Feninmore Cooper. Here's why he hated the writings of Austen.
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The Mystery Of Hattie McDaniel's Missing Oscar Explained
Hattie McDaniel broke race barriers with her best supporting actress win for "Gone with the Wind." You'd think that her Oscar would be treasured.
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What Living In New York City 100 Years Ago Was Really Like
A century ago, New York City was, like now, a buzzing mass of extremes and contradictions. Here is what living in New York City 100 years ago was really like.
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14 Popular Products That Came From Military Research
Military research has given us products and processes that improve our standard of living. Let's take a look at some of them, from the quirky to the useful.
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The Worst Royal Wedding Nights In History
Here's what you need to know about the worst royal wedding nights in history, ranging from lackluster to downright awful.
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