John Fitzgerald Kennedy, or JFK, is one of the most famous presidents of all time. Not only was he the youngest president to be elected and the youngest to be assassinated, but Continue Reading
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Computers, in some shape or form, have been around probably longer than one might guess, although the earliest ancient versions differed greatly from what we have today. The first known type of Continue Reading
The 1960s were an eventful time in American history. The country was in the middle of the Cold War and the Cuban Missile Crisis. The presidential debate aired on television for the Continue Reading
You may know Benjamin Franklin as the face on the one-hundred-dollar bill, or perhaps as one of our Founding Fathers. Or maybe you recognize his name because of his kite experiment, which Continue Reading
Mt. Rushmore in South Dakota is the iconic symbol where four presidents’ faces are carved into the stone. Building the Monument Gutzon Borglum was hired to sculpt the monument in 1925. It Continue Reading
The French and Indian War, as it was called in the Colonies, was also known as the Seven Years’ War as well as the Second Hundred Years’ War in Europe. Later, Winston Continue Reading
Independence Day, or July 4, is when we celebrate separating our country from England and becoming a new nation. It has been a federal holiday since 1941 and is usually celebrated with Continue Reading
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The History of Independence Day
In April 1775, colonial militiamen and British troops fought in Lexington and Concord, Massachusetts, starting the American Revolution. Citizens of the 13 colonies were tired of English rule and rebelled. On July Continue Reading
In April 1775, colonial militiamen and British troops fought in Lexington and Concord, Massachusetts, starting the American Revolution. Citizens of the 13 colonies were tired of English rule and rebelled. On July Continue Reading
George Washington was America’s first president, making his wife, Martha, the original First Lady. But she didn’t go by that title at the time. The first woman to receive that title was Continue Reading
Dwight David Eisenhower (1890 – 1969) was the 34th president of the United States. Eisenhower had been a general during World War II and was one of the few who opposed using Continue Reading
Father’s Day is a time to celebrate dads and to thank them for all that they have given their children. Being a parent is difficult, but imagine that responsibility coupled with being Continue Reading
Father’s Day is a time to celebrate dads and to thank them for all that they have given their children. Being a parent is difficult, but imagine that responsibility coupled with being Continue Reading
Father’s Day is a time to celebrate dads and to thank them for all that they have given their children. Being a parent is difficult, but imagine that responsibility coupled with being Continue Reading
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History of the U.S. Flag
Flag Day is here. This is the day Americans celebrate one of our nation’s best-known symbols. The flag we have today has gone through many changes. The Earliest American Flags During the Continue Reading
Flag Day is here. Aside from it being the birthday of former President Donald Trump, June 14 is the day Americans celebrate one of our nation’s most iconic symbols. The banner we Continue Reading
Flag Day is here – the day Americans celebrate one of our nation’s most iconic symbols. The banner we have today has gone through many changes. The Earliest American Flags During the Continue Reading
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Memorial Day: A Time of Honor and Respect
Memorial Day is a day for Americans to honor and offer respect to the military men and women who gave their lives to protect their country, its people, and our liberties. It Continue Reading
Memorial Day is a day for Americans to honor and respect the military men and women who gave their lives to protect their country. They fought to keep our freedom. It is Continue Reading
Memorial Day is a day set aside each year for Americans to honor and offer respect to the military men and women who gave the ultimate sacrifice – their lives – to Continue Reading
Who was the “Poppy Lady,” and why is she such an important figure today? Moina Belle Michael devoted much of her adult life to supporting wounded soldiers, and she is responsible for Continue Reading
Who was the “Poppy Lady,” and why is she such an important figure today? Moina Belle Michael devoted much of her adult life to supporting wounded soldiers, and she is responsible for Continue Reading
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The Poppy Lady – Moina Bell Michael and Memorial Day
Moina Belle Michael spent much of her adult life to helping wounded soldiers. She began the tradition of wearing red poppies on Memorial Day. Moina’s Early Life was Carefree – Until the Continue Reading
Harry S. Truman was the 33rd president of the United States. Working to put himself through college, he became the commander in chief during a difficult time in our nation’s history. Truman Continue Reading
Harry S. Truman was the 33rd president of the United States. Working to put himself through college, he became the commander in chief during a difficult time in our nation’s history. He Continue Reading
