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(#7) Libra (September 23 - October 22)
Libra is a breath of fresh air. Peaceful and fair, this diplomatic zodiac sign wants to ensure everyone feels heard and respected. Libras understand the importance of cooperating with their fellow man to find solutions. Their main goal is justice and equality, but they'll do everything they can to avoid conflict in the process of fighting for what's right.
Ancient Greece, which stretched from the years 700 to 480 BCE, embraced Libra's sense of cooperation and diplomacy. It was during this time that the polis, or city-state, was invented. These individual villages established governments and a set of laws that guided their citizens. It was also during this time democracy made one of its first historical appearances. An Athenian leader, Cleisthenes, created this political system that allowed representatives from the people to make important decisions regarding the present and future of the community.
Much like Libra, Ancient Greece functioned on a desire to keep peace while simultaneously striving for justice. People worked together to achieve their goals, creating a system that depended on social relationships with the people in a given community. While Libras are indecisive and afraid of conflict, their desire for equality and teamwork outweighs their less appealing qualities. They would thrive in Ancient Greece, no doubt about it.
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(#11) Aquarius (January 20 - February 18)
Although sometimes temperamental and aloof, Aquarius is also the most progressive of the zodiac signs. As a highly intellectual member of the zodiac, Aquarius focuses most of their energy on humanitarian efforts. They can't stand to see injustice or mistreatment. To fight the evil that takes place in the world, Aquarius dedicates their time to helping others and creating lasting change. They would fit most comfortably in the historical Victorian Era.
Taking place almost in conjunction with the First Industrial Revolution, the Victorian Era marked the reign of England’s Queen Victoria from 1837 until 1901. While the Industrial Revolution brought changes in industry, the Victorian Era focused on political and social reform. The British Empire abolished slavery, the people called for a more democratic sytem of government, and the government used a firmer hand in controlling the activity of its citizens. While the era saw a rise in technological advancements, the humanitarian reforms focused on creating a better quality of life for British citizens.
Aquarius would fit right in with the Victorian Era. A sign with a gentle heart and a desire to fight for what's right, Aquarius would relish the opportunity to make real and lasting change.
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(#12) Pisces (February 19 - March 20)
Another Water sign, Pisces is emotional and gentle. They’re acknowledged for being selfless and empathetic, but they're also known for their artistic abilities. Pisceans are thoughtful people and they love finding new ways to express themselves, whether through music, art, or anything else that emphasizes their talents. Pisces would be most at home in the Renaissance era.
Following the Middle Ages, the Renaissance marks the period from the 14th century to the 17th century. It was a time focused on artistic, cultural, political, and economic reform. Great thinkers and artists, such as Leonardo da Vinci, Thomas Hobbes, Dante, William Shakespeare, Donatello, and Michelangelo, dominated this time period. It was an era of art, self-expression, and significant advancements across all areas of society. Most importantly, it embraced the idea of focusing on the individual human and honoring their achievements in many forms.
Much like the Renaissance, Pisces focuses on the value of the individual. Pisces sees each person as their own being worthy of love and support. They have a special appreciation for art and self-expression that not all zodiac signs can relate to. Pisces would thrive in the creative energy of the Renaissance.
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(#2) Taurus (April 20 - May 20)
Taurus is a stable and reliable sign. While some would consider Taureans to be stubborn, others realize they're simply devoted to the task in front of them. They refuse to get distracted and will follow through on every task to its full conclusion. However, their dedicated nature also makes them inflexible and closed off to any kind of change. What better historical era to describe them than the steadfast Middle Ages?
Also known as the Medieval Period, the Middle Ages represent the time between the fall of the Roman Empire and the start of the Renaissance, stretching from about 476 CE to the 14th century. Sad as it sounds, it was an era that brought no significant advancements whatsoever, not in science, art, or leadership. In other words, it was a stable period of time, one in which the world remained fairly static. It certainly had its areas of complexity, such as the Crusades and the Great Plague, but in terms of actual progression and improvement, well, let's just say this wasn't the era for moving forward.
Much like the Middle Ages, Taureans' uncompromising nature makes it difficult for people born under this zodiac sign to grow. They want to enjoy the world around them and reap the benefits of their hard work, but they're often too stuck in their own ways to see the best way to move forward. While they're not as static as the Middle Ages, they certainly have some of this era inside of them.
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(#5) Leo (July 23 - August 22)
Leo is creative, bold, passionate, and just a little self-absorbed. Although they have the ability to encourage anyone to pursue their dreams, they also love sitting just a tiny bit above everyone else. A natural-born leader, Leo is often quick to recognize their flaws. While they internally realize what they do wrong, they still want to maintain a picture-perfect appearance to those around them, in order to preserve their reputation. That sounds a lot like the Pharaohs of Ancient Egypt.
Stretching from 3100 to 332 BCE, the Ancient Egyptian empire was at one time the most superior power in the Mediterranean. It was a period of significant advancement in the arts, technology, politics, and religion. In large part, however, the era is remembered by the huge monuments constructed during that time, which were often created as monuments to the Pharaohs. In typical Leo fashion, the pharaohs, who had absolute power over their kingdom, ordered the construction of large pyramids and ornamental statues to commemorate both their rule and themselves.
If anyone was going to build large monuments solely to celebrate how amazing they think they are, it would be Leo. Self-assured and confident, Leo belongs in this historical time period. No other sign would appreciate the erection of a pyramid in their name quite like a Leo.
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(#9) Sagittarius (November 22 - December 21)
While some signs are content to be homebodies, Sagittarius is the exact opposite. This sign aches to travel and explore. Sagittarians are free-thinking people with a fiercely independent streak. They don't like to be held down. Instead, they yearn to experience new things and satisfy their desire to explore. Very little scares this open-minded zodiac sign. As such, they would fit most perfectly in the historical Age of Exploration.
The Age of Exploration stretched from the mid-15th century to the mid-16th century. During this time, Europeans, who had primarily stayed within the small bounds of their world, were encouraged to explore the earth beyond their own continent. The Age of Exploration began with Christopher Columbus's voyage west. Although he believed that he found a quicker route to India, he actually landed on an entirely new continent. Other explorers followed in Columbus's footsteps, leading to a massive push West that saw European citizens touching down on never-before-seen lands. Though they had no idea what they would find, their sense of adventure encouraged them to give it a try, often without knowing when or if they would return home.
Who would understand this daring mindset better than a Sagittarius? Leaving home with no idea when they'll return is a deed this zodiac sign would embrace wholeheartedly. Beyond the excitement of setting out on a new trip, Sagittarius would welcome the independence of exploration in a way most zodiac signs wouldn't understand.
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Mesopotamian astrology to facilitate the study and observation of many stars in the sky, people divided the sky into a number of regions, each region is a constellation. It is difficult to say exactly when the concept of the Constellation began, and this type of astronomical knowledge was understood long before the written records. The constellations probably took their name from the early seafaring sailors. The origins of constellations may vary from culture to culture, but as civilizations expand and influence each other, the culture of constellations also involves a process of merging.
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