The story of today is written in the decisions of yesterday
The history of our remarkable world is written in the sometimes small and seemingly innocuous decisions made by individuals in the pursuit of their goals. These decisions have forged alliances, taken lives, broken hearts, created works of art, started wars, and ultimately, have radically reshaped the trajectory of human history.
Explore these decisions and how they created a dramatic shift in the fortunes of the society that trailed in their wake.
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