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• Australia
  ...ceania]], but has been establishing its place politically and commercially in [[Southeast Asia]]. Australia has the highest per capita losses due to [[ga ...the wake of an isolated mass shooting in 1996, the Port Arthur massacre. In contrast, the [[United States]] has remained more [[conservative]] by rejec
  78 kilobytes (10,802 words) - 22:26, June 11, 2025
• Nebuchadnezzar II
  ...[[image:Nebuchadnezzar-cameo.jpg | thumb | center |Cameo of Nebuchadnezzar in the Florence Museum]]</TD> ...t is oft noted that his joint reign with his father [[Nabopolassar]] began in 607.
  25 kilobytes (3,867 words) - 02:56, January 21, 2025
• Henry VIII
  ...er [[Henry VII]], and was one of the most powerful and formative rulers in British history. Henry was a powerfully built, athletic, attractive, domineering b ...was the daughter of the Yorkist King [[Edward IV]]. Henry thus symbolized in his person the union of the houses of Lancaster and York whose rivalry had
  32 kilobytes (4,938 words) - 17:37, October 17, 2025
• American Revolution
  .... It involved new ideas, based on [[republicanism]], and required victory in a long war with [[Kingdom of Great Britain|Britain]]. After the fighting ra ...iot, rebel, Yankee, Continental, allied or Whig. The King's side is called British, redcoat, Tory, [[Hessian (soldier)|Hessian]], Loyalist or King's Men. The
  94 kilobytes (14,735 words) - 18:46, October 8, 2025
• Main Page/Previous Conservapedia Breaking News/Archives/June 2010
  ...hundred years ago, on June 19, 1910, the first Father's Day was celebrated in [[Spokane]], [[Washington]], after Sonora Dodd convinced the mayor that fat ...ers of the Mohegan Sun -- one of the largest (and most profitable) casinos in the country -- has secured a $54 million low interest loan funded with stim
  108 kilobytes (15,755 words) - 19:26, May 25, 2021
• Thomas Jefferson
  ...th]], and he had the greatest influence of anyone on American architecture in [[Washington, D.C.|D.C.]] ...-war-against-civility/ Winning the war against ‘civility’] - Editorial in the ''[[Washington Times]]''</ref>
  78 kilobytes (11,949 words) - 01:59, October 26, 2025
• Conservative
  .../ref> '''''Conservatives adopt principles that help themselves and others in healthy ways, including self-improvement'''''. ...hat’s not true. Because there are certain things that are more important in society than me, than my ego: family, nation, [[God]]."<ref>https://twitter
  58 kilobytes (7,915 words) - 00:07, August 18, 2025
• Oliver Cromwell
  ...s Commonwealth collapsed after his death and the royal family was restored in 1660. Cromwell is one of the most controversial figures in British history. Strongly held opinions stretch from those who label him a regicida
  59 kilobytes (9,172 words) - 19:53, October 8, 2025
• C. S. Lewis
  | birth_place = Belfast, Ireland ...y many to have been the greatest intellectual defender of [[Christianity]] in the 20th century. He is famous for writing ''[[Mere Christianity]]'' (3 bo
  41 kilobytes (6,678 words) - 19:53, October 8, 2025
• Allied Powers of World War II
  ...ught against the Central Powers in [[World War I]] and the [[Axis Powers]] in [[World War II]]. The exact make-up of [[nation]]s within the Allied Powers ===Neutrals in 1939===
  6 kilobytes (796 words) - 21:41, October 28, 2025
• Protestantism
  ...mbnail|right|200px|[[Martin Luther]] was one of the most important leaders in [[Christian]] and [[Germany|German]] history. An [[St. Augustine|Augustinia '''Protestantism''' is one of the three major divisions in [[Christendom]]; the others are [[Catholicism]] and the [[Eastern Orthodox]
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• Woodrow Wilson
  ...did, and he even segregated civil servants after they had been integrated. In 2020, the [[liberal]] elite dropped him down the [[memory hole]] and remove ...raising wages of railroad workers when they threatened a nationwide strike in 1916.
  70 kilobytes (10,491 words) - 04:40, October 2, 2025
• Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
  ...16, 1919 to July 27, 1980. He is remembered as an American ally who aided in the defeat of [[Adolf Hitler]] and [[Nazi Germany]] and as a loyal [[Cold W ...'' (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1942; 2d impression, 1945); also in ''The Middle East'', 1948 (London: Europa Publications, Ltd., 1948), pp. 29
  8 kilobytes (1,287 words) - 06:32, December 27, 2024
• Bloody Sunday
  '''Bloody Sunday''' took place in [[St. Petersburg]], [[Russia]] in 1905. A group of working-class Russians went to the [[Tsar|Tsar's]] winter ==Northern Ireland==
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• World History Lecture Two
  ...h other, because there was very little communication across long distances in the ancient world. No telephones or the internet existed yet, and sending ...ons were India, China, Greece, Rome and, to a lesser extent, the Americas (in what is now Mexico and Central and South America). We devote this week to
  56 kilobytes (9,212 words) - 01:42, January 17, 2014
• World History Lecture Five
  ...onounced kar-uh-LIN-jee-uhn) Court. We also learn about the rise of Islam in the Middle East, and its expansion to Africa, Spain and Asia. Both the beginning and end of the Middle Ages occurred in what is now [[Italy]]. There was less centralized government during the Mi
  53 kilobytes (8,598 words) - 05:25, February 6, 2014
• World History Lecture Nine
  As Christianity continued to grow in the 1700s, many around the world came to the same conclusion: they wanted t ...in the late 1600s after being persecuted in England for his Quaker faith. In 1688, a “bloodless” revolution known as the “Glorious Revolution” r
  46 kilobytes (7,321 words) - 03:14, March 13, 2014
• World History Lecture Ten
  ...ces in mathematical and scientific knowledge, such as James Clerk Maxwell (British physicist), Louis Pasteur (French chemist) and Bernhard Riemann (German mat ...the iron industry in China under the Song dynasty and the textile industry in India as forerunners to the English Industrial Revolution.
  64 kilobytes (10,037 words) - 00:54, March 20, 2014
• World War II
  ...mania]] (1941–44)<br/>[[Bulgaria]] (1941–44)<br/>[[Ukrainian Insurgent Army]]<br/>[[Japan]]<br/>[[Manchukuo]] ...>Ferenc Szálasi<br/>Finland<br/>Gustaf Mannerheim<br/>Ukrainian Insurgent Army<br/>[[Stepan Bandera]]
  223 kilobytes (34,168 words) - 20:08, December 23, 2025
• World War II Homefront
  ...s as much in munitions as the Axis powers. The U.S. sent about $50 billion in military aid to the Allies through [[Lend Lease]]. |+ Munitions Production in World War II
  37 kilobytes (5,620 words) - 18:38, July 4, 2024