European history

Though during the ancient period the Romans despised Greek, they borrowed heavily from them, and it resulted in making many aspects of Roman existence Hellenic. Before the expansion of Roman Empire, Romans adopted various things from the Greek culture and adapted their form of governance. Greece was the first country...

With the consolidation of territory and centralization of power in the royal courts and churches of twelfth-century Europe, the nobility, clergy, and, to a lesser extent, the common man, turned their attention to art and culture. The period is considered a cultural renaissance, in which education was formalized and universities...

Over the centuries propaganda has played a fundamental role in enabling both single leaders and groups to gain influence and political power, thus shaping the world as we know it. This particular investigation will attempt to determine the extent to which propaganda helped Benito Mussolini, the founder of the Italian...

In the middle of the 19th century, the Italian peninsula was under the control of Austrian empire. There were previous attempts to unify the peninsula, however, the kingdom of Piedmont-Sardinia at that point was not strong enough to be able to oppose to the Austrian empire. In other words, the...

The Great War or the First World War differs significantly from the Second World War as far as geography is concerned. The First World War was an international conflict that affected the European nations between the years of 1914 and 1918. The war was mainly fought in Europe, Middle East,...