The Life of Frederick Douglass: Orator & Reformer
Frederick Douglass (1818-1895) was the most influential black orator of the 19th century. His autobiographies, newspapers and thousands of speeches …
Continue ReadingFrederick Douglass (1818-1895) was the most influential black orator of the 19th century. His autobiographies, newspapers and thousands of speeches …
Continue ReadingImportant names from the Civil War Era and the Civil Rights Movement are common knowledge: Frederick Douglass, Harriet Tubman, Malcom X and Martin …
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Continue ReadingMore commonly known as the Horn of Plenty, is a cornucopia really a horn? What is it filled with–plenty of what? As the Greek legend goes, this …
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Continue ReadingUnfortunately, and perhaps unfairly, Jimmy Carter’s presidency is not always remembered fondly. Despite this, he is well-respected worldwide for …
Continue ReadingAncient Greece is a small nation with a long history. It is considered by many to be the cradle of western democracy and philosophy. We have a variety …
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Continue ReadingThe words ‘World War II’ and the symbol WWII were coined in the United States; in Canada it is called the Second World War and that is how …
Continue ReadingA basic overview of Native American culture and society aimed at children. Children need to understand that there were other groups living in the …
Continue ReadingIf you’ve been trying to make sense of the Battle of Bull Run, you’re not alone. For some of us, history can seem pretty obscure. Read …
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