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Ways to Remember the True Meaning of Christmas: Amid the bustle and the buying, the eats and the treats, take time to rekindle the real spirit of the season...
[12/12/2011] Los Angeles , USA
CATEGORY: News 4 Kids
TAGS: Ways to Remember, True Meaning of Christmas, Christmas Festival, Birth of Jesus Christ, Eats and Treats, First Sunday of Advent, Christmas Day, Christmas Flame, Christmas Tree, Christmas Eve, Family Holiday, Christmas Gift Book, Christmas Shopping
How will you describe the phrase Achilles heel?: Greek Mythology: English Idioms: Achilles heel in the mythological origin refers to the physical vulnerability of Achilles. The phrase Achilles heel...
[10/10/2011] Cincinnati, OH. , U.S.A.
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TAGS: Achilles Heel, Persons Weak Point, Deadly Weakness, Physical Vulnerability of Achilles, Siege of Troy, Invulnerable to Weapons
Who was Hades?: Greek Mythology: Hades, in Greek myth, was the god of the underworld. It was also the Underworld...
[8/2/2011] Washington , U.S.A.
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TAGS: Hades, Greek myth, God of Underworld, Brother of Zeus, God of Wealth, Kingdom of Hades
Who wrote the Savoy Operas?: Arthur Seymour Sullivan (1842-1900) and William Schwenck Gilbert (1836-1911) wrote the Savoy Operas, so called because...
[5/2/2011] Verona, Pa. , U.S.A.
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TAGS: Savoy Operas, Arthur Seymour Sullivan, William Schwenck Gilbert, Savoy Theater, Theatrical History
Where was Robinson Crusoe’s Island?: Daniel Defoe’s famous story of Robinson Crusoe (first published in 1719) is based on a real island—Juan Fernandez. This island lies off the...
[4/14/2011]
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TAGS: Robinson Crusoes Island, Daniel Defoe, Famous Story, Robinson Crusoe, Juan Fernandez, True Adventures, Scottish Sailor, Alexander Selkirk
When did the Crusades take place?: The Crusades were a series of holy wars authorized by successive Popes and waged by the Christians of Western Europe from 1095...
[7/21/2010]
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TAGS: Crusades, Series of Holy Wars, Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem, Sacred Places, Mohammedans
Where did Napoleon go after Waterloo?: On July 15, 1815, after his defeat at Waterloo, Napoleon surrendered to the British and was exiled to the remote island of St Helena...
[7/18/2010]
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TAGS: Napoleon after Waterloo, Defeat at Waterloo, Remote Island of St Helena, Napoleon
Who was the Lord Protector?: Lord Protector of the Common wealth of England, Scotland and Ireland was the title assumed by Oliver Cromwell (1599-1658), the man...
[7/15/2010]
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TAGS: Oliver Cromwell, Sir Philip Warwick, Battle of Naseby, Lord Protector, West Minister Abbey
What is the Magna Carta?: Magna Carta is the great charter of English liberty granted by King John in 1215 at Runnymede, near Windsor...
[7/9/2010]
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TAGS: Magna Carta, Great Charter of English Liberty, King John, Document, Magna Carta of English Law and History, Right to Free Trial
Who killed Julius Caesar?: Julius Caesar, generally regarded as the greatest genius of ancient Rome, was murdered on March, 15, 44 B.C., by a band of aristocrats...
[6/5/2010]
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TAGS: Julius Caesar, Band of Aristocrats, Members of Senate, Marcus Junius Brutus, Cassius Longinus, Roman Empire, Augustus, Julius Caesars Nephew