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Danish history

March 13, 2023

 by World History Edu · Published March 13, 2023

Who was Harald Bluetooth? Life, Reign and Legacy

Unbeknownst to many people, the 21st-century wireless communication technology Bluetooth derived its name from a 10th-century Viking king called Harald Bluetooth. Harald Bluetooth Gormsson, also known as Harald Blåtand Gormsen,...

Great Chicago Fire

March 12, 2023

 by World History Edu · Published March 12, 2023 · Last modified March 13, 2023

What was the Great Chicago Fire?

The Great Chicago Fire was one of the terrible disasters to ever hit the United States. The conflagration, which began on October 8 1871, lasted for over 40 hours. It...

Haitian Revolution

March 11, 2023

 by World History Edu · Published March 11, 2023 · Last modified March 12, 2023

The Haitian Revolution: Origin Story, Causes, Outcome and Major Effects

Having grown tired of over three centuries of the worst form of oppression, social hierarchy and brutal enslavement, black African slaves in the prosperous French colony of Saint-Domingue began a...

Onesimus

March 9, 2023

 by World History Edu · Published March 9, 2023

Onesimus: The enslaved African who introduced inoculation to the United States

On April 22, 1721 a ship from the Caribbean arrived in Boston carrying a sailor with smallpox. Though he was quarantined, it didn’t prevent a smallpox outbreak from ravaging the...

Francis Daniel Pastorius

March 8, 2023

 by World History Edu · Published March 8, 2023

Francis Daniel Pastorius: The German-born educator and social activist famed for his anti-slavery advocacy

On August 20th, 1683, German-born Francis Daniel Pastorius arrived in Pennsylvania from Germany to help set up Germantown, the first permanent German-American settlement, which eventually became a haven for other...

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