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Anna Jarvis, the Creator of Mother’s Day
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Anna Jarvis, the Creator of Mother’s Day

The founder of Mother’s Day in the United States was Anna Jarvis. It became an official … Anna Jarvis, the Creator of Mother’s DayRead more

by AO•February 3, 2024
Notable Scientist Lise Meitner
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Notable Scientist Lise Meitner

Austrian-Swedish physicist Lise Meitner is known for leading a group of scientists, along with Otto Hahn, … Notable Scientist Lise MeitnerRead more

by AO•February 2, 2024
One of the Greatest Authors of All Time, Leo Tolstoy
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One of the Greatest Authors of All Time, Leo Tolstoy

Count Lev Nikolayevich Tolstoy (Leo Tolstoy) was a renowned Russian author and one of the greatest … One of the Greatest Authors of All Time, Leo TolstoyRead more

by AO•January 30, 2024
The Brutal, Horrific Story of Emmett Till’s Murder
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The Brutal, Horrific Story of Emmett Till’s Murder

After being accused of whistling at a white female grocery store cashier, Carolyn Bryant, the young … The Brutal, Horrific Story of Emmett Till’s MurderRead more

by AO•January 29, 2024
General Nathanael Greene, the Trusted Officer of Washington’s
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General Nathanael Greene, the Trusted Officer of Washington’s

Following the American Revolutionary War, Nathanael Greene was considered to be the most gifted and dependable … General Nathanael Greene, the Trusted Officer of Washington’sRead more

by AO•January 26, 2024
Anne Boleyn, the Second of King Henry VIII’s Wives
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Anne Boleyn, the Second of King Henry VIII’s Wives

From 1533-36, Anne Boleyn was the Queen of England. She was the second of Henry VIII’s … Anne Boleyn, the Second of King Henry VIII’s WivesRead more

by AO•January 20, 2024
Anne Brontë, the Youngest of the Brontë Sisters
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Anne Brontë, the Youngest of the Brontë Sisters

Anne Brontë was the youngest member of the Brontë family. Born in 1820, she only lived … Anne Brontë, the Youngest of the Brontë SistersRead more

by AO•January 19, 2024
Women’s Suffrage Leader Carrie Chapman Catt
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Women’s Suffrage Leader Carrie Chapman Catt

Carrie Chapman Catt was a notable women’s suffragist. She campaigned heavily for the Nineteenth Amendment, which … Women’s Suffrage Leader Carrie Chapman CattRead more

by AO•January 18, 2024
The Controversial Founding Father Thomas Paine
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The Controversial Founding Father Thomas Paine

Thomas Paine is perhaps best remembered for his influential pamphlets written at the start of the … The Controversial Founding Father Thomas PaineRead more

by AO•January 9, 2024
A Brief Look at the Disastrous San Francisco Earthquake of 1906
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A Brief Look at the Disastrous San Francisco Earthquake of 1906

On April 18, 1906, disaster struck Northern California at 5:12 a.m. when a huge earthquake hit. … A Brief Look at the Disastrous San Francisco Earthquake of 1906Read more

by AO•January 6, 2024

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