Rebellious History

In this episode, we explore the different manner in which European nations, each influenced by their version of Christianity, conducted the conquest and early colonization of the New World. It includes Spanish and French Catholics, and British Puritans and Quakers.

In this entry, I provide an update on how I'm handling the shelter in place. I also review the Ro number again and address some misinformation on social media, such as alternative therapies and exposure to other microbes in the home.

In this episode, I explain how the Reformation happened and its consequences.

In this entry, I not only give an update of life with shelter in place and the developing COVID 19 situation, but I also explain herd immunity.

In this entry, I not only give you an idea of how I'm coping with the shelter in place isolation and present the latest numbers, but I also make a comparison with the numbers of fatalities between COVID 19 and the 2009 swine flu pandemic.

In this episode, I explore the end of the Reconquest in Spain with the Fall of Granada and its aftermath. It discusses the fate of Muslims and Jews in Spain and the rise of the Holy Office of the Inquisition.

In this episode of Rebellious History, I discuss the lives and contributions of three extraordinary women who lived during the 17th century.

In this entry, I talk about my last couple of days, give an update on online classes, and present some news with commentaries.

This entry contains an update of life with the shelter in place restrictions, some of the latest news, and commentaries about the pandemic.

This entry includes a review of what is happening, commentaries, and an explanation about how scientists view the jump of pathogens from animals to humans.