Tag: AmericanHistory

The Unraveling Threads of HUAC: A Riveting Journey into Cold War America’s Battle Against Communism

Journey back in time to the tumultuous era of the Cold War, a time when a prominent congressional committee took center stage in the battle against communist infiltration. Enter the scene: the House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC), a force to be reckoned with since its creation in 1938. Tasked with uncovering alleged subversive activities and …

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The Diplomatic Brilliance of Benjamin Franklin

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Benjamin Franklin is widely recognized as one of the most important figures in American history, and his contributions as a diplomat are no exception. Throughout his life, Franklin served as a representative of the American colonies both in Europe and at home, and his diplomatic efforts were crucial to the success of the American Revolution. …

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Benjamin Franklin: A Trailblazer in American History

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Step into the extraordinary life of Benjamin Franklin, an icon whose brilliance and insatiable thirst for knowledge shaped the very fabric of American history. From humble beginnings to groundbreaking scientific discoveries, from political influence to diplomatic triumphs, Franklin’s impact on society is nothing short of awe-inspiring. In this essay, we will embark on a captivating …

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Tanasi is the Capitol of the Cherokee Nation

Tanasi is the origin of the name of Tennessee. This was the capitol of the Cherokee nation from 1721-1730.

Boothill Grave Yard Outside Tombstone, Arizona

Walked around the Boothill graveyard in Tombstone, Arizona. Upon paying to enter I received the map and then I was free to walk around. They also said that people have been known to see ghosts here. I was not one of those who saw a ghost, however one thing I realized while walking around is …

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Sights Around Lafayette Square

Walking around Lafayette Square in front of the White House here are a few of the things you can see. First you can see the front of the White House with the Washington Monument in the background. Next you can see an Equestrian statue of Andrew Jackson. The statue depicts Andrew Jackson, the general who …

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A Bit of Lost History

A bit of lost history captured by Kodak… Cowboys around the Hoodlum Wagon, Spur Ranch, Texas, 1910. Hoodlum Wagon was usually driven by the “Hood” — the wrangler who watched over the horse herd at night. Judging by the saddle style, this unidentified cowboy was working in the late 1870s or 1880s. In his holster, …

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