HISTORYflipped into StoriesThe Richmond Bread Riot: When Women Led the Charge Against Inflationhistory.com - Kellie GormlyFood shortages in the South during the Civil War prompted working class women to riot in 1863. During the early spring of 1863 in Richmond, …
HISTORYflipped into StoriesWho Were the Hollywood 10?history.com - Becky LittleHollywood blacklisted these screenwriters, producers and directors for refusing to testify before the House Un-American Activities Committee. In …
HISTORYflipped into Stories6 Ancient Resurrection Storieshistory.com - Dave RoosJesus wasn't the only one believed to have risen from the dead. The concept of resurrection appears in ancient cultures around the world. According to …
HISTORYflipped into StoriesThe Multiple Scandals of President Warren G. Hardinghistory.com - Christopher KleinHush money to mistresses, secret payments for an out-of-wedlock child and far-reaching corruption tainted the 29th president’s legacy. In 1920, Warren …
HISTORYflipped into StoriesDiscovery Shows Early Christians Didn’t Always Take the Bible Literallyhistory.com - Becky LittleBefore the printing press, Christians were more flexible with how they interpreted the Bible. Scholars have long known that early Christians didn’t …
HISTORYflipped into Stories7 Early Imaginings of Artificial Intelligencehistory.com - Dave RoosHumans have conceived versions of intelligent machines for centuries. The concept of an “intelligent machine”—as a tireless assistant, the ultimate …
