The Galveston Hurricane 1900: America’s Deadliest Natural Disaster
To date, the deadliest natural disaster in the United States is the Galveston Hurricane of September 8, 1900. Also known as the Great Storm or simply “the storm”, the hurricane devastated the prosperous port town of Galveston, Texas. Eight thousand people lost their lives. Thousands more were homeless, and part of Galveston Island sank forever into the sea.
The Industrial Revolution
The industrial revolution took place in the late 18th century and all throughout the 19th century. It was known as a time when major changes and advancements took place and were achieved.
The History and World of Print
Since the beginning of civilization people have been intrigued by communication and have found a way to communicate to one and other by writing. Ancient paintings and symbols on cave walls illustrate the inherent desire for people to leave their mark on the world and to record history for other people to see.
The Second Boer War: Its Effects on Military and Diplomacy
A good overview of the Second Boer War of 1899 to 1902, with specific insights into diplomacy and the military during the war.
Doll Development in 1900–1945 Period
The predominant doll formats around 1900 were German bisque dolls, with cheaper dolls of glazed porcelain, wood and papier-mâché. Bisque, matte glazed porcelain, was particularly prized for its ability to subtly capture the texture and toning of human skin.
The Changes in Transport Between 1800 and 1900
The changes in transport between the 17th and 18th centuries.
How Effectively Did the Liberal Reforms Help the Poor?
What the liberal reforms where and what there effect on the United Kingdom were during the early 1900’s.



















