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2024-07-25 10:30:01
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Our latest Special Dispatch offers a visual guide to the rise and fall of empires and civilizations, giving us insight into the forces that have shaped the world as we know it today.
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Here’s just some of what we cover in this unique visual briefing:
- The Rise and Fall of Imperialism
- The Ideologies Behind Revolutions in the 20th Century
- The Most Populous U.S. Cities since 1790
Scroll down to see a sneak preview of some of the data-driven stories, however, we recommend you join VC+ to get the full experience, and much more.
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Chronicling Empires and Change Across History
Below, you’ll see a glimpse of some of the visuals we’ll be covering, however the full Special Dispatch will contain many more charts and exclusive analysis you’ll only find at VC+.
Chart preview: The Interactive Histomap – 4,000 Years of World History
The Histomap is an ambitious timeline developed in the 1930s, designed to show the rise and fall of civilizations since about 2000 BC. In our Special Dispatch, we take a look at recent efforts to modernize this visualization.
Chart preview: A Map of Rome’s Roads
The roads of the Roman Empire form a vast and intricate network across much of modern day Europe. The full Special Dispatch reviews the extent of the road network and what its common uses were.
Chart preview: The Ideologies Behind Revolutions in the 20th Century
We also take a close look at the ideologies behind revolutions in the 20th century, which can often tell us about the driving forces that spur the rise and fall of empires.
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