Election Day is the day when citizens of a country exercise their right to vote and elect their representatives at different levels of government. In America, Election Day is held on the first Tuesday of November every two years, and it’s a day of immense importance for the nation. On this day, eligible voters head …
Picture this: Philadelphia, September 1774. The air crackles with anticipation as twelve of the thirteen American colonies gather for a momentous event in history—the First Continental Congress. This pivotal gathering serves as a battleground of ideas, where delegates unite to confront the oppressive grip of the British government. Tensions between the colonists and the British …
The United States government is supposed to represent every citizen, regardless of their race, gender, or religion. However, if the government focuses solely on the needs of minority groups, it can create an imbalance of power that can be detrimental to the majority. Imagine a scenario where the government prioritizes the needs of a small …
Walking around the Capital Building in Washington D.C. I was able to take one of my favorite photos.
My last night in Washington D.C. I wanted to make the most of my time, so I went over to the Capitol building to get as many photos as I could. When I got home I sorted through my photos trying to choose the best of each angle I was able to get a clear …
