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Christopher Columbus: The discovery of America

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Christopher Columbus: The discovery of America

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(1492)

Christopher Columbus was the first to set foot in the land of America, as he was seeking for a route between Asia and Europe, knowing the world was round. In his four voyages across the Atlantic ocean, he introduced people to the new world of America, and Americans to the world. Expanding knowledge for all to use, specially improving European explorations, colonizations, future conquests.

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(1760-1840)

The Industrial Revolution was the beginning of a new manufacturing process, a step from small markets to big operative factories. This upgrade, improvement in technology, had lasting effects on society, as  more rural areas were left behind for big populated commercial cities. The way society worked changed, a shift in culture and lifestyle revolutionized, which influenced our modern societies.

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Women's suffrage is the right of women to vote in elections. This began in the mid-19th century. Aside from the work being done by women for economic and political equality and for social reforms, women sought to change voting laws to allow them to vote. Without them, your grandmothers, mums, aunties, friends and sisters – even you! – might have had considerably fewer rights today.

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(1941-1945)

During world war II, the Nazi Germany targeted Jew population to murder, but this grew into complete extermination, known as Hitler's "Final solution". From numerous massacres to concentration camps, which were utterly dehumanizing. These camps included crematoriums, gas chambers, diseases, graves, etc. More than 10 million people died, including 6 million Jews (2/3 of European Jews population). This is a huge event in history, with multiple lessons for humanity, not only from its consequences, but also from how and WHY it started.

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Atomic bombs dropped on the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki let to Japan's unconditional surrender and brought an end to World War II. HIROSHIMA: The heat and the blast pulverized everything near it, generating fires that burned 4.4 square miles out, killing approximately 70,000 people. NAGASAKI: Devastated 1.8 square miles and killed 40,000 people.

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(1969) Although that this historical event marks a point in history in which technology is revolutionized, we believe there are more important historical events than this, as the sole purpose of sending a human to the moon doesn’t do much more than saying we are able to create technology that is worth millions to reach outer space. Plus since then there hasn’t been any other type of human contact with the moon nor plantes in outer space.

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Neil Armstrong: The first human steps on the moon

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Neil Armstrong: The first human steps on the moon

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(1969)

"The eagle has landed" were Neil Armstrong's first words as the craft touched the lunar surface. Armstrong symbolized humanity's mark out of earth, or as he said "that's one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind." It was the start of a new introduction to our lives, to the future, to science, to the realization of how much is out there.