The term "history" refers to the study and recording of previous events. Prehistoric times are those that occurred before the development of written records. "History" is a catch-all phrase that includes not only events of the past but also their recollection, study, collecting, presentation, and interpretation.
Indigenous
Discovering Mexico's hidden history: Jesús María Serna Moreno unveils the intricate tapestry of interethnic relations, challenging stereotypes of a “mestizo” nation. Acknowledging Afro-descendant and indigenous roots is crucial for a more inclusive and united Mexico.
History
In the heart of Campeche's jungle, LiDAR reveals Ocomtún, a Mayan marvel with over 50 hectares of pyramidal structures. Archaeologist Octavio Esparza Olguín unveils a rich tapestry of inscriptions, challenging preconceptions and rewriting Mayan history.
History
Aníbal Quijano challenges Eurocentrism in social sciences, advocating for democracy rooted in social reality. Criticizing Eurocentric visions, he emphasizes the interplay of social mechanisms and citizenship. Quijano highlights how the Eurocentric power pattern shaped global institutions.
History
Schumpeter, a maverick economist of the 20th century, challenged norms with his views on democracy and capitalism. From envisioning them as dynamic systems to critiquing classical theories, his legacy sparks intellectual debates, urging us to rethink the link between politics and economics.
History
Step into the whirlwind of Soviet change, where Bolshevik women shattered norms. From government offices to war fronts, they pioneered gender equality. The 1918 Family Code and workplace reforms ignited a global spark, urging nations to rethink norms.
History
From Bolshevik dreams to Stalinist realities, the October Revolution's impact on women's emancipation was a tumultuous journey. Amidst civil war and bureaucracy, gender equality glimpses endured, but the collapse of communism brought a human catastrophe.
Aztecs
Unraveling Aztec society's complexity: Macehualtin, vital laborers; Pipiltin, noble rulers; Pochtecas, unexpected bourgeoisie. Threads of toil, privilege, and alliances wove the vibrant tapestry of their civilization.
Aztecs
In 1325, the Aztecs settled on an islet, paying tribute to Azcapotzalco. Prophecies, a temple, and a quest for a ruler led to a royal twist in the 1370s, transforming the Aztecs from reed-dwellers to a society of social hierarchies and nobles, all while holding onto ancient calpullis structures.
Culture
Mexico's comic history dates back to the 1920s, and its golden age in the 1930s saw classics like “La Familia Burrón.” While it had its ups and downs, the 1990s brought a rebirth with “Ultrapato” and the rise of Mexican comic studios, promising a bright future for the country's comic scene.
History
The Bolshevik Revolution of 1917 in Russia, led by the likes of Krúpskaya and Samoilova, was a groundbreaking chapter in history, marked by their pioneering efforts for gender equality alongside the quest for socialism, rejecting the label of “feminist”.
History
In 1912, Robert Falcon Scott's Antarctic expedition lost a race to Roald Amundsen. Yet, Scott's unwavering determination and Amundsen's unexpected camaraderie revealed a deeper human spirit that transcended glory. A tale of rivalry and redemption in the frozen heart of Antarctica.
Aztecs
From Teotihuacan's inspiration to Tenochtitlan's grandeur, the Aztecs' artistry left Spaniards awestruck. Their complex temples, skilled stone carving, featherwork, and distinctive codices reveal a vibrant artistic journey.
Aztecs
In 1502, Motecuzoma II rose as the Aztec ruler, merging priesthood with authoritarian rule. Faced with the Spanish conquest and wavering faith, he met a tragic end, marking the fall of the Aztec Empire's ascendancy from obscurity.
Aztecs
From a confederation of city-states, the Aztecs transformed into a formidable empire. Led by Motecuzoma Ilhuicamina, they conquered, thrived, and paved the way for commoners to participate in public life, marking a remarkable chapter in Mesoamerican history.
Aztecs
In the heart of ancient Mexico, a power struggle unfolded as Itcoatl, the “White Serpent,” rose to challenge Azcapotzalco's usurper chief, Maxtla. Guided by Tlacaelel, this alliance-builder transformed Tenochtitlan, setting the stage for the Aztec Empire's grand ascent.
Aztecs
The Aztecs, once a barbaric, wandering group, found their home on islets in the Texcoco lagoon around 1370 AD. Their journey to greatness, propelled by prophecy, political maneuvering, and the pursuit of refuge, eventually led to the rise of Tenochtitlan.