Biography

Cleopatra bore Caesar a son - Ptolemy Caesar, commonly known as Caesarion.

When Congress paid him the outstanding money, even though his financial situation was not the best, he used the entire amount he received to buy freedom and educate the colored population.

After less than a year on Elba, Napoleon escaped from the island in February 1815 and appeared in Paris on the first of March, embracing power in France for 100 days.

A meringue-based dessert, pavlova, was named after Anna.

He was born in Rome, most likely on July 12, 100 BC.

The Odyssey is the story of the adventures of King Odysseus.

He worked less and less, limiting the number of lessons to more advanced students.

During World War II, he became the scientific director of the Manhattan Project.

Christopher Columbus was an Italian sailor, voyager, and navigator. He was also a member of the Third Order of Saint Francis.

Oppenheimer was suspected of treason. When the Soviet Union successfully tested an atomic bomb in 1949, it came as a surprise to the United States. Since it came so soon after the Manhattan Project, it was suspected that someone had betrayed the project.