Destruction of the Metropolitan Building: The Rise of Preservation for Architecture in Minneapolis
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The Life of Calvin Coolidge: The 30th President of the United States
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Rosa Parks Challenges Segregation Law: Sparked Montgomery Bus Boycott
By: John Kirshon
The True History of Christmas: Common Christmas Myths
In: American History (general)
America's Civil War Today – December 2009: Congress Appropriates Money and Private Groups Save Sites
In: US Civil War
By: Mike Virgintino
Jacksonville's St. James Building: John Henry Klutho's Downtown Crown Jewel Still Amazes
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By: Devan Stuart
Treatment of Prisoners in the Civil War: Exchange Cartels and General Orders 100 & Reality
In: US Civil War
By: william oneill
Motives for the Salem Witchcraft Trials of 1692: Delusion or Reality?
In: Colonial America
By: Marilynn Doore
The Salem Witchcraft Trials, 1692: The Hysteria in Massachussetts
In: Colonial America
By: Marilynn Doore
Importance of Women's History Month: Great American Achievers Continuing to March Forward
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By: Rhonda Campbell
African American Genius Inventors: Modern and Historic Achievements Benefitting Millions
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By: Rhonda Campbell
The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald: How Art Has Kept History Alive
By: Brian T. Bolten
Lincoln and Haiti: The African American Exodus that Didn’t Happen
In: US Civil War
By: Dave Kostiuk
In: Colonial America
By: Brian Deming
Barbed Wire Museums: Places to Visit to See Barb Wire Fences Through the Years
By: Peggy Hazelwood
Obama and the Rhetoric of Change: How American Presidents Structure Their Inaugural Addresses
In: American History (general)
By: Marilyn Michaud
History and Meaning of Black Friday: Origins of the Nation's Biggest and Busiest Shopping Day
In: American History (general)
By: Jeremy Perkins
Would JFK Have Withdrawn From Vietnam? President Kennedy’s Conflicted Policies On The Vietnam War
By: Lawrence Koppy
Some Great Men Who Never Became US President: The Best Man Doesn't Always Win or Even Run
In: American History (general)
By: David Hornestay
Fun Facts About Thanksgiving Day: Learn Facts Spanning over 300 Years of Turkey Day Celebrations
In: American History (general)
Italians in America: Band Leaders: Musical Talent was Imported from Italy for a U.S. Military Band
In: American History (general)
By: Mike Virgintino
Ghosts of Fort Washita: Some Visitors Find More Than a Restored Historical Site
In: American History (general)
By: Jayne Mays
In: American History (general)
By: Maureen Zieber
Howard Zinn and The Constitution: Economic and Social Class Motivations of the Founding Fathers
In: American History (general)
By: Nathaniel Moya
George Bruce Branch Library: The History of a Neighborhood Branch of the New York Public Library
In: American History (general)
By: Walter Coffey
Lee Harvey Oswald Gunned Down By Jack Ruby: Ruby Later Denied Any Conspiracy
By: John Kirshon
Antietam Changes War's Scope: America's Bloodiest Day Leads to Emancipation
In: US Civil War
By: Walter Coffey
Popular Music in 19th-Century America: From Broadside Ballads to the Birth of the Blues
In: American History (general)
By: Darryl Hamson
In: Colonial America
By: Maddison Newburg
In: Colonial America
By: Maddison Newburg
In: Colonial America
By: Maddison Newburg
Samuel Adams and The Stamp Act: Adams Gained Much Support for the American Revolution
In: Colonial America
By: Maddison Newburg
Quantrill's Men Held Reunions: The Survivors of the Civil War Guerrilla Band Met Until 1929
In: US Civil War
By: Mike Virgintino
JFK Shot Dead in Dallas, Texas: Lee Harvey Oswald Alleged Assassin
By: John Kirshon
Barbed Wire History: How Barb Wire Fences Helped Tame the West
By: Peggy Hazelwood
What Day Is Thanksgiving? The Story of Franksgiving and the Official National Holiday
In: American History (general)
By: Diane Ursu
Dr. James McCune Smith: First African-American Doctor in the United States
In: American History (general)
By: Karen Jordan
A Guide to United States Land Patents: Start a Land Patent Search through Online Land Records
In: Colonial America
By: Vanessa Cross
In: American History (general)
By: Mike Virgintino
Harry S Truman's First Year - Foreign Policy: President Truman's Foreign Policy in 1945
By: Stephen Lunn
Harry S Truman's First Year - Domestic Policy: President Truman's Domestic Policy in 1945
By: Stephen Lunn
Journal of a Girl in Colonial Boston: Fashions, Dances, and a Puritan Town Through a Child's Eyes
In: Colonial America
By: Brian Deming
The Life and Legend of Sacagawea: Translator and Guide for Lewis and Clark’s Corps of Discovery
In: American History (general)
By: Darryl Hamson
In: US Civil War
By: Mike Virgintino
History of Thanksgiving and NFL Football: Origins of Thanksgiving Holiday Observances and Traditions
In: American History (general)
By: Jeremy Perkins
Jedediah Hotchkiss: Stonewall Jackson’s Cartographer
In: US Civil War
By: Kristin Hanneman
Free Blacks and Slaves In Dutch Manhattan: African American History of New York Before the British
In: Colonial America
By: Melissa Cooper
In: American History (general)
By: Lawrence Koppy
Gettysburg Address Delivered by Lincoln: Celebrated Ideals of Equality and Democracy
In: American History (general)
By: John Kirshon
Laissez Faire in the 1920s: Economic Policy of the Harding, Coolidge, and Hoover Administrations
In: American History (general)
By: Jeremy Perkins
In: Colonial America
By: Melissa Cooper
Nixon: "I'm Not a Crook": Only U.S. President to Resign from Office
By: John Kirshon
The George Washington Birthplace: Pope’s Creek is Maintained by the National Park Service
In: Colonial America
By: Mike Virgintino
In: American History (general)
By: Cynthia Collins
The Great Race of Mercy: Nome's Epidemic Defeated by Sled Dogs
In: American History (general)
By: Ann Casey
The Tragic Creation of Liberia: Social Engineering in the 19th Century, Based on Racial Prejudice
In: American History (general)
By: John Welford
Seth Bullock Tamed Deadwood's Wild Mining Side: Deadwood in 1876 was a Haven for Mining and Mayhem
In: American History (general)
Al Capone Released from Alcatraz Prison: Notorious Gangster Paroled Due to Syphilis
By: John Kirshon
Life for Children in Colonial Boston: Games, Clothing, Education for Kids in Early America
In: Colonial America
By: Brian Deming
Virginia's Ferry Farm: George Washington’s Home as a Young Boy
In: Colonial America
By: Mike Virgintino
The Origin of Santa Claus: The Men Who Created One of the Most Beloved of Christmas Traditions
In: American History (general)
By: John K. Davis
Iota Phi Theta Fraternity: The Newest Member of the National Pan-Hellenic Council
In: American History (general)
By: Ashley Anderson
Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority: The Only Sorority to Be Established at a Predominately White College
In: American History (general)
By: Ashley Anderson
The First Transcontinental Railroad: How Federal Aid Was Routinely Abused in Construction
By: Walter Coffey
Battle of Nashville Monument Survives: Peace Monument Honors Fallen Soldiers from North and South
In: US Civil War
By: Lyda Phillips
In: American History (general)
By: 
Bonnye Good
Riverboat Pilot Samuel Clemens: Mark Twain's Mississippi River Days - Monument in Hannibal, Missouri
In: American History (general)
By: Cynthia Collins
An American Thanksgiving Timeline: Fast or Feast, Thanksgiving Proclamations in America
In: American History (general)
By: Corinne Shibley
Harry Truman's Fair Deal: The Progressive Program of the Thirty-Third President
The Schooner Effie M. Morrissey: Sailing for the U. S. Government During World War II
In: American History (general)
By: Cynthia Collins
The Alien and Sedition Acts of 1798: Limits on American Freedom Amid Concerns for National Security
In: American History (general)
By: Darryl Hamson
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority: The Sister Organization of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity
In: American History (general)
By: Ashley Anderson
Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity: The Brother Fraternity of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority
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By: Ashley Anderson
VP Agnew Accuses TV News of Bias: Spokesman for Nixon’s “Silent Majority”
By: John Kirshon
A History of Christmas Gifts: The Origins of Giving
In: American History (general)
By: Paul Forrest
Virginia's Battle of Green Spring: Revolutionary War Fight Between Lafayette and Cornwallis
In: Colonial America
By: Mike Virgintino
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority: An Offshoot of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority
In: American History (general)
By: Ashley Anderson
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity: First African-American Fraternity Founded at Howard University
In: American History (general)
By: Ashley Anderson
Ellis Island, U.S. Immigration Portal, Closed: Famous Gateway Opened in 1892
In: American History (general)
By: John Kirshon
First Christmas Trees in the White House: Franklin Pierce Was First President to Have a Holiday Tree
In: American History (general)
By: Linda N. Riggins
In: Colonial America
By: Mike Virgintino
The Origin of Taps: From Lights Out Call to Funeral Tribute
In: US Civil War
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By: Cynthia Collins
Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity: Indiana University's Fraternity Founded By African-American Men
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By: Ashley Anderson
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority: America's First Sorority Established By African-American Women
In: American History (general)
By: Ashley Anderson
The Harlem Renaissance: Elements of the African American Literary and Social Movement
In: American History (general)
By: Emily Reynolds
Dining with Patriots: The Taverns of Colonial Williamsburg
In: Colonial America
By: Mike Virgintino
The Tradition of Thanksgiving: Comparing the Early History of Thanksgiving With Todays Celebration
In: American History (general)
By: Theresa D. Young
In: Colonial America
By: Brian Deming
In: American History (general)
By: Lawrence Koppy
U.S. Marines Corps Celebrate Its Anniversary: Keeping the United States Safe for 234 Years
In: American History (general)
By: Dawn Goldsmith
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity: The Oldest Greek Letter Organization for African-American Men
In: American History (general)
By: Ashley Anderson
In: American History (general)
By: Cynthia Collins
Jim Bridger - Mountain Man, Guide, and Explorer: Bridger's Contributions Helped Settle the West
In: American History (general)
In: American History (general)
By: Ashley Anderson
Iwo Jima Memorial Dedicated in Virginia: Honors United States Marines
By: John Kirshon
In: American History (general)
