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The Siege of Boston: The Start of the American Revolution
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The Siege of Boston: The Start of the American Revolution

The Siege of Boston began the American Revolution, beginning on April 1775 and lasting until March … The Siege of Boston: The Start of the American RevolutionRead more

by AO•December 3, 2023
Lucy Stone’s Hard Work and Determination Towards Women’s Suffrage
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Lucy Stone’s Hard Work and Determination Towards Women’s Suffrage

Lucy Stone, the first woman from Massachusetts to earn a college degree, was a well known … Lucy Stone’s Hard Work and Determination Towards Women’s SuffrageRead more

by AO•December 1, 2023
How Alice Paul Campaigned for Women’s Suffrage
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How Alice Paul Campaigned for Women’s Suffrage

Alice Paul was a prominent women’s right activist and suffragist. Paul was the main leader of … How Alice Paul Campaigned for Women’s SuffrageRead more

by AO•November 29, 2023
Frances Hodgson Burnett’s Success as an Author
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Frances Hodgson Burnett’s Success as an Author

Frances Hodgson Burnett, an English-American author, was best known for her three children’s novels, Little Lord … Frances Hodgson Burnett’s Success as an AuthorRead more

by AO•November 6, 2023
Charles Cornwallis: The British General Known for Surrendering at Yorktown
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Charles Cornwallis: The British General Known for Surrendering at Yorktown

Charles Cornwallis, 1st Marquess Cornwallis was an officer in the British Army, leading many generals in … Charles Cornwallis: The British General Known for Surrendering at YorktownRead more

by AO•November 2, 2023
Charlotte Brontë: Famed Novelist and Eldest of the Brontë Sisters
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Charlotte Brontë: Famed Novelist and Eldest of the Brontë Sisters

Of the three Brontë sisters who survived into adulthood, Charlotte Brontë was the oldest. Her most … Charlotte Brontë: Famed Novelist and Eldest of the Brontë SistersRead more

by AO•October 20, 2023
The First Woman Elected to the United States Senate: Hattie Caraway
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The First Woman Elected to the United States Senate: Hattie Caraway

The first woman ever elected to serve a full term as United States Senator was Hattie … The First Woman Elected to the United States Senate: Hattie CarawayRead more

by AO•October 11, 2023
Frances Perkins: The First Female Cabinet Member
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Frances Perkins: The First Female Cabinet Member

Born Fannie Coralie Perkins, Frances Perkins Wilson made history when she was appointed U.S. Secretary of … Frances Perkins: The First Female Cabinet MemberRead more

by AO•October 5, 2023
Jane Addam’s Work to Preserve Peace
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Jane Addam’s Work to Preserve Peace

Jane Addams was a leading women’s rights activist and suffragist. She was one of the most … Jane Addam’s Work to Preserve PeaceRead more

by AO•October 4, 2023
The Life of Celebrated French Author Victor Hugo
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The Life of Celebrated French Author Victor Hugo

Considered to be one of the greatest French writers, Victor Hugo was a Romantic movement novelist, … The Life of Celebrated French Author Victor HugoRead more

by AO•September 23, 2023

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