This is the Twitter Page for Accessible History. It is a project to make History Accessible and Readable! We will post articles weekly. All articles are our own
Hello all,
This week's article is looking at what motivates people to make the ultimate sacrifice- and the possible reasons behind this through History, I hope you find it interesting!
#accessiblehistory#History#sacrifice#WritingCommnunity
https://t.co/rhDVBDlFB1
Hello all! Today's article is 'Medieval English Cultural Genocide', about how the Normans successfully suppressed English culture after 1066. I hope you find it interesting!
#accessiblehistory#History#culturalgenocide
https://t.co/l0uUeBZQJ3
Hello All,
This article is simply 'What does the West do?', looking at the issues surrounding the existential crisis facing the Western World after the events of the last week.
#accessiblehistory#Afghanishtan#History
https://t.co/Bcl1tscjKG
Hello all, This article is 'A History of Conspiracy Theories', showing that they have been with us for millennia, not just since social media took off! I hope you find it interesting. Please leave feedback if there is any!
#History#conspiracy#article
https://t.co/2YlAfpMEmo
Hello All!
This week's article is on 'How Christianity Took Over The Western World'. I hope you find it interesting! Please leave feedback at the end of the article if you have any.
#accessiblehistory#History#Christianity
https://t.co/GGNLD79mvw
Today's article is about Vikings! 'Did Vikings wear Horned Helmets? The Enduring Myths of the Vikings'. It looks at the beloved tropes of the Vikings used in Hollywood and whether or not they are based on fact!
#History#accessiblehistory#Vikings
https://t.co/BCUpnBK6zk
This week's article is 'The History of Character'. How did the idea of 'Character' come about and why was it so important in past inspirational leaders? Why do so many modern leader appear to lack it?
#history#accessiblehistory#character#Leadership
https://t.co/m598ADCnxG
Carrying on in our 'History of Sport' series, this week's article is 'A Brief History of Motorsport' and it looks at how the sport currently known as Formula One turned into the modern phenomenon it is today. I hope you enjoy!
#History#Formula1#sports
https://t.co/uhHaIESNlR
Hello all, continuing in our 'History of Sport' series, this week we have 'A Brief History of Boxing'. It talks about how Boxing has evolved into the box office sport of modern times! I hope you enjoy it.
#history#writing#accessiblehistory#boxing
https://t.co/ARlmZufkRb
With the return of organised outdoor sports we will be doing a series of articles on the History of Sports. We begin with 'A Brief History of Cricket' which covers the sport from Elizabethan times until now. I hope you enjoy!
#history#cricket#sport
https://t.co/TS8faRch3k
Hi All! Keeping with the theme of the last article we did on Alternative History, our friends at https://t.co/0NnQNBnHI4 have an episode on what may have happened if the Attack on Pearl Harbour never took place in December 1941. It is definitely worth a listen! Links below!
This week's article is 'What if Britain made Peace with Nazi Germany? The Huge Importance of Counterfactual and Alternative History'. It looks at why its so important to consider what might have happened in History.
#accessiblehistory#History#writing
https://t.co/WdjLLQNxy8
Hello All. This week's article is 'The Trial of a Man Who Sent Millions to their Death and What We Can Learn From It'. It describes the lessons we can learn from the trial of prominent Nazi Adolf Eichmann between 1960-1962.
#History#writing#lessons
https://t.co/7AIdTYhpty
Hello all!
If you are interested in the concept of alternative history and like a free, fun and entertaining podcast format then please do check out Hypothetical History!
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This weeks article is 'From Store Clerk to General in Chief of the United States in four years- the unlikely rise of Ulysses S Grant'. One of the most unlikely great men in History- I hope you enjoy!
#History#writing#ulyssessgrant
https://t.co/kLzmwqX6f0
This week's article is the last installment of our Evolution of Military Technology series, about 'Trains and Planes'. It looks at how powered vehicles drove the development of warfare between 1850 and 1950. I hope you enjoy this article!
#History#War
https://t.co/wtNNEMX4nM