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The Bloody and Gruesome Seven Days Battles
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The Bloody and Gruesome Seven Days Battles

Six major battles, called the Seven Days Battles, during the American Civil War were fought between … The Bloody and Gruesome Seven Days BattlesRead more

by AO•May 4, 2025
Cahokia Not As Male-Dominated As Previously Thought, New Archaeology Shows
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Cahokia Not As Male-Dominated As Previously Thought, New Archaeology Shows

“Fowler’s and others’ interpretation of these mounds became the model that everybody across the east was … Cahokia Not As Male-Dominated As Previously Thought, New Archaeology ShowsRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•May 3, 2025
France’s Beneficial Assistance to America in the Revolutionary War
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France’s Beneficial Assistance to America in the Revolutionary War

Without the French, America may have never won the Revolutionary War. At that time, it was … France’s Beneficial Assistance to America in the Revolutionary WarRead more

by AO•April 30, 2025
9 Fascinating Facts About the Glamorous Zelda Fitzgerald
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9 Fascinating Facts About the Glamorous Zelda Fitzgerald

You’re probably familiar with Zelda Fitzgerald as being one of the first flappers. She was a … 9 Fascinating Facts About the Glamorous Zelda FitzgeraldRead more

by Jade•April 25, 2025
Lucretia Mott: Renowned Abolitionist and Women’s Rights Activist
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Lucretia Mott: Renowned Abolitionist and Women’s Rights Activist

Lucretia Mott was a leading abolitionist and feminist before, during, and after the American Civil War. … Lucretia Mott: Renowned Abolitionist and Women’s Rights ActivistRead more

by AO•April 23, 2025
Civil War Soldier’s Ashes Will Be Escorted Home
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Civil War Soldier’s Ashes Will Be Escorted Home

Over 150 years after Jewett Williams military service, his ashes will be returned to his home … Civil War Soldier’s Ashes Will Be Escorted HomeRead more

by Jade•April 22, 2025
New Alamo Project Has Uncovered an Exciting Find
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New Alamo Project Has Uncovered an Exciting Find

It was December of 1835. Texas was fighting a bloody battle for independence from Mexico. It … New Alamo Project Has Uncovered an Exciting FindRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•April 19, 2025
PSA Flight 182: Disaster over San Diego (1978)
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PSA Flight 182: Disaster over San Diego (1978)

It was the morning of Monday, September 25, 1978 in San Diego California. PSA (Pacific Southwest … PSA Flight 182: Disaster over San Diego (1978)Read more

by Theodore Hoosevelt•April 18, 2025
Battles That Made History: The Siege of Yorktown
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Battles That Made History: The Siege of Yorktown

Last time on Battles that Made History, we talked about the legendary Battle of the 300, commonly … Battles That Made History: The Siege of YorktownRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•April 16, 2025
5 Historic Treasures That Were Once Lost
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5 Historic Treasures That Were Once Lost

It’s hard to imagine a world without the Mona Lisa, the Bill of Rights, and even … 5 Historic Treasures That Were Once LostRead more

by Jade•April 14, 2025

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