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Boycott

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Definition of Boycott

Sharps Rifle

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The American Civil War saw tremendous advances in military technology. This gallery provides an overview of the weapons used by both sides during the conflict. This photo shows a Sharps Rifle.

Caesar's Civil War: Battle of Pharsalus

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The Battle of Pharsalus was the decisive engagement of Caesar's Civil War. Fought August 9, 48 BC, at Pharsalus, Greece, the battle saw Julius Caesar defeat troops under Pompey. The battle turned when some of Caesar's troops defeated a cavalry attack and were able assault the enemy in the

Roman Emperor Vespasian

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A biography of the Roman emperor Vespasian (Titus Flavius Vespasianus), including dates of reign, offspring and cause of death.

AAA

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AAA is the abbreviation for anti-aircraft artillery.

What Can I Put on a Foundation to Minimize Tile Breakage?

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All foundations bear the brunt of movement by a house or building. Generally, foundations are built out of concrete blocks put together with cement, and since they can move over time, foundations will sometimes crack. If you are planning on installing artificial or natural stone tiles on top of a ba

Battle of Fort Stedman

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Want the fast facts about the Battle of Fort Stedman? Learn about the battle, its outcome, and its significance.

The Definition of Sepia Tone

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The term "sepia tone" is used in photography to describe the effect of a black and white print-toning process by means of a substance derived from the dried ink sack of "Sepia officinalis," the common cuttlefish. The term "sepia" has come to apply more generally to the warm reddish-brown color of th

Agha

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Find out more about the Ottoman title Agha

What Caused the Vietnam War?

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The Vietnam War had its roots in French colonialism and World War II. Rebeling against French authority, Vietnamese forces were able to drive them from the country in 1954. Divided by the Geneva Accords, Vietnam was split north and south, with the United States supporting the democratic South Vietna

History Of London

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The etymology of London remains a mystery today. The first etymological explanation can be attributed to Geoffrey of Monmouth, in his book Historia Regum Britanniae. It describes the name as originati