Mike Cohen
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Mike Cohen

United Kingdom

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, 2021
BA History
Expertise:
World Wars African History Asian History European History American History
Member since: Oct 14, 2024
Location: United Kingdom
Published posts: 49

Articles by Mike Cohen

Did Romans Really Believe That Their Emperors Were Gods?Did Romans Really Believe That Their Emperors Were Gods?

Roman practices honored emperors with a kind of divine status but the belief systems were complex.

Why Did Çatalhöyük Have No Streets?Why Did Çatalhöyük Have No Streets?

Çatalhöyük, a Neolithic settlement in the Konya Plain of modern-day Turkey, is one of the world’s most unique archaeological sites.

5 Things You Didn’t Know About Aristotle5 Things You Didn’t Know About Aristotle

Aristotle was an ancient Greek philosopher and scientist who was considered to be an all-around genius.

How Zoroastrianism May Have Influenced ChristianityHow Zoroastrianism May Have Influenced Christianity

Zoroastrianism was founded by the prophet Zarathushtra between 1500 BCE and 1200 BCE and is regarded as one of the world’s first religions with one main god.

How the Byzantine Sasanian War Changed the Ancient WorldHow the Byzantine Sasanian War Changed the Ancient World

The Byzantine-Sasanian War that occurred between 602 and 628 was the final and most devastating phase of the Roman–Persian Wars.

How Gobekli Tepe Rewrote the Origins of CivilizationHow Gobekli Tepe Rewrote the Origins of Civilization

Gobekli Tepe is an ancient site that changed how people view early human history and is believed to have been built between 9600 BCE and 8200 BCE.

How Did the Warring States Period Forge Imperial China?How Did the Warring States Period Forge Imperial China?

The Warring States period was a time in China that set the stage for the rise of Imperial China.

Ancient Chinese Art Forms That Eclipsed All RivalsAncient Chinese Art Forms That Eclipsed All Rivals

Chinese art is believed to have begun with the advent of jade carving during the Neolithic period. Many of the Chinese art items showcased deep symbolism.

How Long Did the Black Plague Last?How Long Did the Black Plague Last?

The Black Plague is one of the most devastating pandemics the world has ever experienced. The disease killed millions of people.

How Did Christianity Spread in England?How Did Christianity Spread in England?

The Christian religion has influenced a lot of England’s customs including the nation’s architectural designs.

How Chinese Porcelain Became a Symbol of Power and TasteHow Chinese Porcelain Became a Symbol of Power and Taste

The history of porcelain begins with China’s skills in ceramics-making. The first rudimentary versions of porcelain emerged during the Han Dynasty.

What Happened After Alexander the Great’s Death?What Happened After Alexander the Great’s Death?

In June 323 BCE, Alexander the Great died at the young age of 32 while at his palace in Babylon. The occurrence led to a lot of battles.

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