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Kassandre Dwyer

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Kassie is a farmer and freelance writer with a passion for history and teaching others about it. A National Board Certified Teacher, she holds a MEd in History, a MEd in Curriculum & Instruction, and a BS in Sustainable Agriculture & Animal Science. She is particularly interested in the ability of history stories to teach empathy to the next generation, and telling the stories of often overlooked historical perspectives or hidden truths. Kassie has special interests in the history of America’s Indigenous peoples, war, maritime history, and the “wild west.”

Education:American College of Education, 2023MEd HistoryAmerican College of Education, 2017MEd Curriculum & InstructionUniversity of Maine, 2011BS Sustainable Agriculture & Animal ScienceExpertise:
US History
US Indigenous History
War History
Member since: Mar 07, 2023Location: United StatesPublished posts: 98

Articles by Kassandre Dwyer

Alix of Hesse, the Tragic German Princess Who Became the Last Tsarina
Alix of Hesse, the Tragic German Princess Who Became the Last Tsarina

Born a princess with seemingly endless opportunities ahead of her, Alexandra of Hesse-Darmstadt unwittingly found herself on a path of destruction.

The Valley of the Kings: Ancient Egypt’s Royal Necropolis
The Valley of the Kings: Ancient Egypt’s Royal Necropolis

One of Egypt’s premier historical sites and a major tourism destination, what secrets does the Valley of the Kings hold?

5 Now-Illegal Remedies That Used to Be Medicinal
5 Now-Illegal Remedies That Used to Be Medicinal

The history of medicine has some questionable moments, not the least of which include the use of poisons, hallucinogens, and narcotics as casual treatments.

The Mystery of Hitler’s Right-Hand Man: What Really Happened to Rudolf Hess?
The Mystery of Hitler’s Right-Hand Man: What Really Happened to Rudolf Hess?

From a solo peace mission to a suspicious suicide in prison, many questions remain about the prominent Nazi Rudolf Hess.

Rutherford B. Hayes: The 19th President & His Legacy
Rutherford B. Hayes: The 19th President & His Legacy

Outside of presidential historians, few have much to say about Rutherford B. Hayes. So why is his legacy so controversial?

Wounded Knee Massacre: The End of Native American Resistance?
Wounded Knee Massacre: The End of Native American Resistance?

A horrifying chapter in US history, the Wounded Knee Massacre represented much more than the end of an era.

Balto the Dog: A Famous Canine Hero
Balto the Dog: A Famous Canine Hero

A symbol of tenacity and bravery, Balto the dog is remembered as the savior of Nome, Alaska, during the 1925 Serum Run.

Not Just Balto: 7 Other Heroes From Nome’s 1925 Serum Run
Not Just Balto: 7 Other Heroes From Nome’s 1925 Serum Run

Nome’s 1925 Serum Run saved dozens of lives, with most accolades going to a single dog: Balto. Yet Balto wasn’t the only hero of this lifesaving adventure.