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Who Was the First Person to Speak English?
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English may be the most spoken language in the world, but it wasn't always. So who started speaking it first?
How Spanglish Works
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A hybrid of English and Spanish known as Spanglish can be heard in many predominantly Hispanic areas as well as on TV and in movies. Learn where it came from and how it works.
What's Your World History IQ?
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The history of the world is full drama, romance, heroes and villains, but how well do you know it? Put your knowledge to the test with this HowStuffWorks quiz!
Can You Answer These Questions a Librarian Would Be Able to Answer?
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Librarians have to know a lot about a lot. With advances in technology, librarians have to know how to use computer programs and fix simple computer issues. Not to mention they have to keep track of and organize books, papers, etc. Think you've got what it takes? Answer these questions that a librarian would know!
What's the Difference Between Pyrite and Gold?
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Don't know your fool's gold from the real deal? We'll tell you how to tell what's pyrite (aka fool's gold) and the good ol' 24 karat stuff you want.
666 Meaning: Angel Number or the Devil's Digits?
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The numbers 666 are a favorite of horror movies dealing with the occult. But where did they come from, and what or whom do they really refer to?
Why 'Wednesday' Isn't Pronounced the Way It's Spelled
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The origin of Wednesday is tied into ancient gods, and a vanishing letter isn't uncommon. Learn more in this HowStuffWorks article.
'Et Tu, Brute?' Who Was the Real Brutus?
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Brutus' name has become synonymous with "traitor." But did he have a good reason to kill Julius Caesar? And what about their surprising 'family' relationship?
Get Cracking: The Secret Codes & Ciphers Quiz
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There are all sorts of reasons humans resort to secrecy, from launching military operations to hiding buried treasure. But ciphers are also good fun—even when they cause massive exasperation. How much do you know about these real secret codes?
Who Invented Chess?
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Like many things, chess wasn't invented by one person but rather several people. Here's a short history of chess.