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Walt Disney did not give Mickey Mouse his legendary ears. #facts #disney #interestingfacts #education #trivia #fact #learn #learning #history #mickeymouse #mickey

It wasn't just a number of Europeans who got crazy rich off the back of the slave trade, it was also the African kingdoms who rounded up the people to be sold to Europeans as slaves.

It is well documented that the transatlantic slave trade saw over twelve million Africans sold to the Americas during the 16th and 19th centuries.

A female gladiator was called a Gladiatrix, or Gladiatrices. They were extremely rare, unlike their male counterparts, and as such nobody really knows much about them other than the fact that they used to fight each other and wild animals for entertainment – just like the men. Also, just like the men they were reportedly kick ass.

Changing the perspectives in history changes the outlook!

Crazy but true.

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