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How Germany and Japan Mobilized Their Home Fronts During WWII
Both nations viewed civilian morale as essential to victory, but Germany shielded its people from many wartime hardships while Japan demanded far greater sacrifice.
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HISTORY Honors 250
250 Objects That Tell the Story of America
These items reveal the nation’s character and its constant evolution.
250 Events That Shaped America
These pivotal moments changed how Americans live, work, create and govern.
250 People Who Shaped America
These changemakers include icons as well as architects of everyday life.
HISTORY Honors 250 Hub
Explore HISTORY videos and stories about America's 250th.Dinosaur Digs
Sue the T. Rex: 6 Facts About the Famous Dinosaur Fossil
The Tyrannosaurus rex fossil known as Sue carries a controversial past—and has revealed fearsome facts about its species.
When Did Humans First Discover Dinosaurs?
The first known illustration of a dinosaur bone is from 1677. The man who wrote about it thought it might belong to a giant.
There Was a Dangerous Purpose Behind T. Rex’s Tiny Arms
The dinosaur's puny arms were nothing to laugh at.
Why Did the Dinosaurs Die Out?
The die-off of the dinosaurs, known as the K-T event, took place some 65.5 million years ago.
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Where the US Industrial Revolution Began
In 1793, Samuel Slater built America's first water-powered textile mill–right in Pawtucket. That moment helped spark the Industrial Revolution in the U.S. and transform how the nation worked.
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