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Mike Cohen
Mike is Bachelor of Arts History graduate from the University of Leeds. As a historian, he loves to write about historical figures and events, especially those that continue to influence the modern world.
Education:University of Leeds, 2021BA HistoryExpertise:Articles by Mike Cohen
The Roman Empire grew due to a number of unique factors that eventually contributed to its downfall.
The spice trade started several millennia ago and is credited for accelerating globalization as we know it today.
The Little Ice Age stands out as a historical era in which human perseverance and resilience prevailed.
In many non-Western nations, the Industrial Revolution did not begin until the 20th century.
The modern calendar borrows influences from a collective of early calendars such as the Jewish, the Babylonian, the Roman, and the Egyptian calendars.
Urban green spaces have always served purposes linked to beauty, relaxation, status, and culture in towns and cities.
The Lost Libraries of Timbuktu. are a collection of books numbering in the hundreds of thousands that were lost following the decline of Timbuktu in the 19th century.
Utopian societies refer to a group of people intent on building a unique social system founded upon the desire to create a perfect civilization.