Ancient History What Is the Hanukkah The Hanukkah is a Jewish holiday when the Jewish people celebrate the liberation of Jerusalem from the Seleucid Empire in the 2nd century BC and By Paul Nathan Negrean 6 Dec 2022
Ancient History Mattityahu, the First Maccabee The Maccabees were a group of Jews that did not want to be ruled by foreign rulers such as Syrian or Roman, so they formed By Paul Nathan Negrean 29 Nov 2022
Ancient History Roman Religion Romans were a very superstitious people who invented deities for all the things in the world such as bathrooms, doors, curtains, suffering, depression, etc. Deities By Paul Nathan Negrean 4 Oct 2022
Ancient History A Short Timeline Of Greek History 776BC Was the 1st year in which the Olympics were held in Olympia in honor of Zeus, the Greek god. Some sports that were done By Paul Nathan Negrean 25 May 2022
Ancient Greek History The Death of The Athenian Nation After Alexander's death, the Athenians decided to revolt. This was not a good idea since the Macedonian general ruling over the Greek nations, Antipater, was By Paul Nathan Negrean 17 May 2022
Ancient Greek History The Beginnings of the Achæan League While Alexander's generals were fighting for land, the Greek cities were left untouched. Instead of forming one union, all the cities started fighting each other By Paul Nathan Negrean 17 May 2022
Ancient History Alexander's Victory Over Porus Alexander wanted to go and conquer India. The only problem with this was that the king of that land, Porus, was amassing an army to By Paul Nathan Negrean 29 Apr 2022
Ancient Greek History Alexander's Trust One day, Alexander the Great decided to take a bath! He was overheated, and he wanted to cool off. The river which he decided to By Paul Nathan Negrean 18 Apr 2022
Ancient Greek History Alexander and Diogenes There once was a cynic philosopher named Diogenes who did not care for any earthly positions and lived like an animal. It was said that By Paul Nathan Negrean 14 Apr 2022
Ancient Greek History The Trojan Horse After Paris [https://homeschooler.info/the-childhood-of-paris/] kidnapped Helen from the king of Sparta, Menelaus (Spartan King) amasses a giant army and attacks Troy, Paris' city. By Paul Nathan Negrean 11 Apr 2022
Ancient Greek History Milo of Croton the Legendary Olympian There once was a man who was named Milo. Every four years he attended the Olympics and won every time. The Olympics were a series By Paul Nathan Negrean 6 Apr 2022
Ancient Greek History Some Insight Into the Life of a Spartan “He who sweats more in training bleeds less in war.” This quote from the Spartan Creed tells a little about Spartan life that consisted of By Paul Nathan Negrean 30 Mar 2022
Ancient History The Greek Flood Myth A long time ago, there was a man named Deucalion and his wife Pyrrha, who lived on top of a mountain. One day a flood By Paul Nathan Negrean 14 Mar 2022
