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Oligarchy  — Research Starter

Oligarchy refers to a form of governance where political power is concentrated in the hands of a small group of individuals or families, often characterized by their wealth and influence. The term…

Oktoberfest  — Research Starter

Oktoberfest is an annual beer festival held in Munich, Germany, traditionally starting in September and continuing into October. Originally established in 1810 to celebrate the marriage of Crown…

Oil palm  — Research Starter

Oil palm, specifically the African oil palm (Elaeis guineensis), is a significant species cultivated primarily for the production of palm oil, a versatile vegetable oil. This oil is extracted from…

Odysseus  — Research Starter

Odysseus, a prominent figure in Greek mythology, is known as the clever and resourceful king of Ithaca. He plays a crucial role in Homer’s epic poems, particularly the "Iliad," which recounts the…

Odin (deity)  — Research Starter

Odin is a prominent figure in both Norse and Germanic mythology, recognized as the eldest and chief god of the Aesir pantheon. Revered as the god of war, poetry, and the dead, Odin is often depicted…

Ode  — Research Starter

An ode is a long lyric poem characterized by the poet's heightened emotions at moments of deep insight. Typically, odes celebrate or praise a specific object, person (whether real or mythic), virtue,…

Oceania  — Research Starter

Oceania is a vast and diverse region encompassing the Pacific Islands, Australasia, and New Zealand. Coined in 1812, the term originally referred to all Pacific Islands and now includes countries from…

Obsidian  — Research Starter

Obsidian is a naturally occurring volcanic glass formed from the rapid cooling of lava, primarily found in volcanic regions. Its color can vary widely, including shades of black, blue, yellow, orange,…

Oboe  — Research Starter

The oboe is a distinctive woodwind instrument known for its double reed mechanism and rich, expressive sound. Measuring just over 2 feet in length, the oboe has deep historical roots, with evidence of…

Oberon (moon)  — Research Starter

Oberon is the second-largest and outermost moon of Uranus, measuring about 945 miles (1,520 kilometers) in diameter. It is primarily composed of ice and rock, with a heavily cratered surface that…