John Adams the President: His History, Leadership and More
President John Adams would serve as the second president of the United States of America from 1797-1801. John Adams was a controversial leader; …
Continue ReadingPresident John Adams would serve as the second president of the United States of America from 1797-1801. John Adams was a controversial leader; …
Continue ReadingWho exactly were the Loyalists in the American Revolution? Learn where they came from, what their motivations were and what became of them after the …
Continue ReadingThe United States was founded based on a union of the 13 original colonies. Information on those colonies presented here includes dates of settlement, …
Continue ReadingIf it was not for Valley Forge, revolutionary history in the United States today could have been quite different. Read on to get a gist of the history …
Continue ReadingThe social history of the American Civil War revolved primarily around the traits of the Americans who depended on slavery and the culture of the …
Continue ReadingRhode Island colony history is one that you may have to research for your history class. General information about the Rhode Island colony history, …
Continue ReadingThe Puritans traveled to America to escape religious persecution. Learn more about what daily life was like as a Puritan living in colonial times. …
Continue ReadingThe initial construction of the Erie Canal spanned a decade and cost millions of dollars, but once it was complete, it forever changed America and …
Continue ReadingWe would be nothing today without the great women how shaped our history. Take a look at just a few important women of the past.
Continue ReadingIf your ancestors immigrated to the U.S. there’s a good chance they visited Ellis Island. Learn more about the history of Ellis Island; you may …
Continue ReadingSo why is the Emancipation Proclamation important? You may think that it abolished slavery, but in actuality, it didn’t. So just why was the …
Continue ReadingThe purpose of the Emancipation Proclamation goes far beyond the human rights issue of ending slavery. Lincoln felt it was necessary to win the Civil …
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