I'd prevent WWI. Without the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand in 1914, the entire conflict might have been avoided. No Treaty of Versailles, which means no conditions for WWII to rise. Think of the millions of lives saved and the technological advancements that could have been used for peace instead …

sry but no way ancient Romans would fall for a time-traveling sushi chef, they didn't even have tomatoes till way later LOL. but seriously, where does this show exist, cuz I'd pay good money to see Leo shouting 'Et tu, Brute?' with a salmon nigiri in hand

You might actually be thinking of Cristobal Balenciaga. He often used bold materials and created shapes that weren’t common at all for the time. Although he closed his fashion house in 1968, his innovative designs were very much ahead of their time and definitely had that futuristic 1950s flair.

Canada's Prohibition has always been a fascinating topic! Not many realize that the temperance movements were really strong in Canada, too. Provinces implemented their bans at different times though, starting with PEI in 1901. Fun fact: Quebec only prohibited hard liquor but allowed the sale of beer and wines – …

Actually, the term 'defenestration' predates these events and originates from the Latin words 'de' (down from) and 'fenestra' (window). But yeah, the Prague incidents definitely brought it into the spotlight. The second defenestration in 1483 is the least known but also played a crucial role in the Bohemian power struggles. …