BySarah Rodgers US Territories and Their Connection to Courts of Appeals: A Detailed Overview US territories are included in certain Courts of Appeals through Congressional authority under Article III of the Constitution,… Public History
BySarah Rodgers The Presence of Number 4 in Chinese History and Its Paradoxical Associations The number “4” remains deeply embedded in Chinese history despite widespread tetraphobia because its symbolic meanings in traditional… History
BySarah Rodgers The Unique History Behind San Marino’s Status as Europe’s Oldest Republic San Marino exists as a unique microstate because of its ancient origins, strategic neutrality, diplomatic skill, and geopolitical… History
BySarah Rodgers The Black and White Swirl: Its Role in Hypnosis and Psychiatry’s Past The black and white swirl, often called the hypnodisc, became strongly linked to hypnosis mainly through its use… Public History
BySarah Rodgers The Mystery of Why Ancient Egyptians Did Not Build Three-Sided Pyramids The ancient Egyptians did not build three-sided pyramids largely because of cultural, architectural, and practical reasons tied to… Public History
BySarah Rodgers Why Atlanta Became Georgia’s Capital Despite Savannah’s Historical Significance Atlanta is the capital of Georgia instead of Savannah despite Savannah’s early role as the state’s port and… History
BySarah Rodgers Assessing the Likelihood of Key Elements in the Christian Nativity Story The various elements of the Christian Nativity story are largely considered historically unlikely or mythologized by biblical scholars… Public History
BySarah Rodgers Umberto I’s Encounter with His Doppelganger: A Royal Mystery Before His Death There is no confirmed evidence that Umberto I, King of Italy, met his doppelganger shortly before his death.… Public History
BySarah Rodgers Why No Significant White Population Exists in Subcontinental India There isn’t a significant population of white people in the Indian subcontinent due to historical, demographic, social, and… Public History
BySarah Rodgers Disney and Warner Brothers’ Short-Tempered Ducks: Coincidence or Knockoff? The appearance of popular short-tempered duck characters at Disney and Warner Brothers—Donald Duck and Daffy Duck—reflects a mixture… History