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            mathematics
        
    Ancient to Modern Mathematics (Part 2)
            Musa Al-Khwarizmis' works on mathematics were on the fundamental algebraic methods of “reduction” and “balancing” and solving the polynomial equation of second degree.
        
Tokey Sifullah Tanjil

    12 Aug 2020
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    7 min read
    
            bookreview
        
    Book Review of Street Corner Society: The Social Structure of an Italian Slum
            Street Corner Society: The Social Structure of An Italian Slum is a book, which is written by William Foote Whyte. In this work, the author examines a society, which lives in Boston. The society is composed of Italians who are migrated to United States of America after the WWII.
        
Elif Jupiter Atik

    7 Aug 2020
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    11 min read
    
            history
        
    Ancient Mathematics (part 1)
            Mathematics is the fundamental requirement for modern science, engineering, philosophy, chemistry, and almost all complex thinking in the contemporary world.
        
Tokey Sifullah Tanjil

    7 Aug 2020
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    5 min read
    
            history
        
    Farakka Dam: The Nightmare of Millions of People
            Nature is always flowing in its own way. There is no doubt that man is dependent on nature. But people are trying to bring nature under their control in the hope of modern and advanced life.
        
Md. Ferdous Joy

    31 Jul 2020
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    5 min read
    
            history
        
    Salem Witch Trials: A Cautionary Tale of Public Hysteria and Scapegoating
            The event began in the winter of 1692 when two cousins, Elizabeth Parris, and Abigail Williams started behaving strangely. They were suspected to be possessed by demonic power by a local doctor.
        
Saransh Awasthi

    29 Jul 2020
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    7 min read
    
            architecture
        
    Traditional Architecture in Morocco
            Morocco has a vast architectural diversity. It has its roots in Spanish-Moorish art. An art that continues to gleam in several Moroccan and foreign monuments.
        
Naim Uddin Forhad

    28 Jul 2020
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    7 min read
    
            policy
        
    What is the Scorched Earth Policy
            The scorched earth policy is a military strategy that destroys everything that might be useful to the enemy when retreating from the locations they entered.
        
Hayder al Smadi

    23 Jul 2020
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    6 min read
    
            history
        
    Tesla’s Oscillator: The Earthquake Machine
            Tesla's oscillator was initially intended for generating electricity. Later the technology was adapted by HAARP to develop tectonic weapons.
        
Tokey Sifullah Tanjil

    23 Jul 2020
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    4 min read
    
            biography
        
    Witnessing The Renaissance "PART III :" Michelangelo Renaissance sculptor
            Artists have developed ideally in the Renaissance in Florence and have accomplished many international and artistic achievements.  They developed their own abilities and sought to become talented men in painting, architecture, arts and poetry such as Michelangelo
        
motasem ayasrh

    21 Jul 2020
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    9 min read
    
            art
        
    Witnessing The Renaissance "PART II": The Height of the Renaissance
            The Renaissance began in Florence and was at the height of its success during the reign of Lorenzo de 'Medici by the influence of the artistic trinity Leonardo Da Vinci, Raphael, and Michelangelo who enriched the Renaissance to its great impact.
        
motasem ayasrh

    20 Jul 2020
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    8 min read
    
            history
        
    Witnessing The Renaissance: The Founders Of The Renaissance
            Where science and art were considered a thing of heresy to the Church, they believed that these things were displays of insanity, atheism, and perversion. The artists of that era were the most humiliating to the church.
        
motasem ayasrh, John Lambrechts

    16 Jul 2020
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    7 min read
    
            history
        
    Project Rainbow: The Horrors of the Philadelphia Experiment
            The rainbow project was a secret experiment conducted by the US Navy in Philadelphia. The Experiment had the unforeseen effect of making the ship (USS Eldridge) teleport about three hundred miles and back in the blink of an eye.
        
Tokey Sifullah Tanjil

    16 Jul 2020
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    4 min read
    
            biography
        
    Ibn Battuta : The Great Traveler
            Ibn Battuta, a great traveler, was born on 24 February 1304 AD in the city of Tanzah in Morocco. Born into an aristocratic Muslim family. His father was a Qazi. According to him, his family is the descendant of the Lavata nomadic people of West Africa.
        
Shahin Alam

    15 Jul 2020
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    4 min read
    
            history
        
    The Great Depression: Years Before and Leading to the Crash
            Could JP Morgan and his Federal Reserve buddies come up with this crude murder plot to enter America into "World War 1"? It appears that some American's at that time were not happy with him.
        
John Lambrechts

    13 Jul 2020
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    7 min read
    
            architecture
        
    Hagia Sophia: History of the Architectural Masterpiece
            Hagia Sophia is considered the most famous landmark in Istanbul, the church, the mosque, and the museum. For 15 centuries, civilizations succeeded in it. The building was distinguished by many architectural and historical features until it became marvelous In the modern era.
        
motasem ayasrh, Ezgi Sağlam

    12 Jul 2020
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    5 min read
    
            history
        
    The 10 Deadliest Battles of World War II (The Bloodiest)
            Today we have to know the fiercest and most powerful battles that changed the course of history
        
Hayder al Smadi

    10 Jul 2020
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    5 min read
    
            history
        
    What is the Largest Temple in History?
            In Egypt you find wonders of the power of the Pharaohs on earth in architecture, arts, sciences and miracles that are almost unbelievable if we do not see them and the most prominent of these miracles is the Temple of Karnak.
        
motasem ayasrh

    9 Jul 2020
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    6 min read
    
            architecture
        
    The Romanesque and the Gothic Architectural Styles
            Romanesque art was strongly inspired by Roman architecture and adopted the semicircular vault. It is a semi-circle with a central stone called the "keystone."
        
Naim Uddin Forhad

    6 Jul 2020
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    7 min read
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