… and ruler of the Frankish kingdom. To find out where Charlemagne’s rule began we must look back at his ancestors. Charlemagne’s father, Pepin, held the office of Mayor of the Palace. Pepin was later raised from the status of Mayor of the Palace…

… have a more civilized manner, and are able to enjoy more pleasures, than the common folk. They are expected to be well mannered, and their wealth brings them many extra riches to show off. This is true in the ancient Roman society of Apuleius’ The…

… in the seventh century, feudalism was used as the primary source of political, social and economic organization by both Europe and Japan. Monarchs without money, strength or power to rule their lands began giving portions of land to trustworthy retainers…

… of Teotihuacán delimited to the north by the Fat Hill is opened before us, to the south by Patlachique, the east by the level ones of Apam and it extends towards the west on the same river basin. The formation of the valley, like the rest of the…

… two acres of land sits one of man’s greatest engineering feats, the granddaddy of all modern skyscrapers, the Empire State building. Standing 1453 feet tall and having 102 stories above the ground is the 102nd observatory, which gives us one of the…

… for the Syro-Ephraimite War” presents his counter argument to the usual explanation concerning the reasons for the Syro-Ephraimite War. Although many modern scholars assert the position that the war was connected to the international politics of…

… from China to Europe, known in Western history as The Black Death. Carried by rats and fleas along the Silk Road Caravan routes and Spice trading sea routes, the Black Death reached the Mediterranean Basin in 1347, and was rapidly carried throughout…

… nobility have certain responsibilities to the king, in return for the use of grants of land, known as fiefs, in which semi-free peasants, known as serfs, are employed to labor the land. As the Roman Empire crumbled, emperors granted land…

… Virginia, Mary Ball Washington gave birth to her first son. Although she could not have possibly understood the importance of his birth at the time, his name, George Washington, would someday become synonymous with the founding of the United States…

… that only spanned over a 4 month time period. The war accomplished its goal of helping the Cuban people break away from Spain’s ruling fist, but more importantly gaining new territories to fulfill America’s business interests. Speculations from…