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The First Woman Elected to Congress: Jeannette Rankin
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The First Woman Elected to Congress: Jeannette Rankin

The first woman in the United States to hold national office was Jeannette Pickering Rankin, who … The First Woman Elected to Congress: Jeannette RankinRead more

by AO•December 6, 2023
The History Of The T-Shirt
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The History Of The T-Shirt

According to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, the T-Shirt is “a collarless short-sleeved or sleeveless usually cotton undershirt … The History Of The T-ShirtRead more

by SJ•December 5, 2023
The Mayans Built Roads That Rivaled the Romans’
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The Mayans Built Roads That Rivaled the Romans’

MIRADOR BASIN, GUATEMALA – New findings show that the Mayans engineered a series of superhighways that … The Mayans Built Roads That Rivaled the Romans’Read more

by Elizabeth Lundin•December 4, 2023
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
Celebrities That Have A Much Higher IQ Than You Would Expect
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Celebrities That Have A Much Higher IQ Than You Would Expect

Most people often assume that celebrities aren’t exactly bright, and sometimes they might be right to … Celebrities That Have A Much Higher IQ Than You Would ExpectRead more

by SJ•December 2, 2023March 4, 2026
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
5 Leaders You May Not Know Who Refused To Cede Power
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5 Leaders You May Not Know Who Refused To Cede Power

Yahya Jammeh, the former leader of The Gambia, only last week ceded to the December election … 5 Leaders You May Not Know Who Refused To Cede PowerRead more

by Damon•November 30, 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
Musical History: The World’s Oldest Melody
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Musical History: The World’s Oldest Melody

Humans have been making music for at least 43,000 years. Archaeologists have found bone flutes dating … Musical History: The World’s Oldest MelodyRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•November 28, 2023
Castle Find Shows How Crusaders Had Fun
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Castle Find Shows How Crusaders Had Fun

UPPER GALILEE, ISRAEL – Archaeologists discovered that the German Crusaders living in Montfort Castle on a … Castle Find Shows How Crusaders Had FunRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•November 27, 2023

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