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BBC: Gallipoli, the famous battle explained
BBC: Pirate Capt Kidd's 'treasure' found in Madagascar
Business Insider: 46 Photos Of Life At A Japanese Internment Camp, Taken By Ansel Adams
CBC News: 40th anniversary of the fall of Saigon
CNN: Ottoman camel skeleton found buried in Austrian cellar
Mental Floss: 42 Quotes From Germans About American Troops After World War I
Mental Floss: Why Some Civil War Soldiers Glowed in the Dark
Metro: Man digs under house and finds 5,000-year-old underground city
National Geographic: Why Is Confucius Still Relevant Today? His Sound Bites Hold Up
New Scientist: Baboon bone found in famous Lucy skeleton
New Species of Human Ancestor Is Found in a South African Cave
New York Times: Armenian Genocide of 1915 - An Overview
Photographer Discovers Forgotten Wrecks of WWII
Science Daily: New instrument dates old skeleton before 'Lucy'; 'Little Foot' 3.67 million years old
Slate: Why do the most totalitarian countries always have the most democratic-sounding names?
The Atlantic: The Questions People Asked Advice Columnists in the 1690s
The Economist: The World's Biggest Economies
The Harlem Hellfighters - website by Evan Tansimore
Vox: 40 maps that explain World War I
Vox: Pigeons are gross. They're also wildly underrated.
Washington Post: After 8 centuries, rats exonerated in spread of Black Death. Gerbils implicated.
Watch: 150 Years of US-Cuba History, Told in 6 Minutes
Xinhe (AP Student): HOW DOES CHINA GOVERN HONG KONG DIFFERENTLY THAN MAINLAND CHINA?
Youtube: History of Japan
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Business Insider: 46 Photos Of Life At A Japanese Internment Camp, Taken By Ansel Adams
CBC News: 40th anniversary of the fall of Saigon
CNN: Ottoman camel skeleton found buried in Austrian cellar
Mental Floss: 42 Quotes From Germans About American Troops After World War I
Mental Floss: Why Some Civil War Soldiers Glowed in the Dark
Metro: Man digs under house and finds 5,000-year-old underground city
National Geographic: Why Is Confucius Still Relevant Today? His Sound Bites Hold Up
New Scientist: Baboon bone found in famous Lucy skeleton
New Species of Human Ancestor Is Found in a South African Cave
New York Times: Armenian Genocide of 1915 - An Overview
Photographer Discovers Forgotten Wrecks of WWII
Science Daily: New instrument dates old skeleton before 'Lucy'; 'Little Foot' 3.67 million years old
Slate: Why do the most totalitarian countries always have the most democratic-sounding names?
The Atlantic: The Questions People Asked Advice Columnists in the 1690s
The Economist: The World's Biggest Economies
The Harlem Hellfighters - website by Evan Tansimore
Vox: 40 maps that explain World War I
Vox: Pigeons are gross. They're also wildly underrated.
Washington Post: After 8 centuries, rats exonerated in spread of Black Death. Gerbils implicated.
Watch: 150 Years of US-Cuba History, Told in 6 Minutes
Xinhe (AP Student): HOW DOES CHINA GOVERN HONG KONG DIFFERENTLY THAN MAINLAND CHINA?
Youtube: History of Japan
Slate: Why do the most totalitarian countries always have the most democratic-sounding names?
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