The Quebec Act kept Canada loyal to the British Crown, and the 1775 American invasion of Quebec failed to win Canada to the Revolutionary cause.
Known for her elegance, cultural influence, and restoration of the White House, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis remains one of the most beloved First Ladies of the United States.
War cannot be won without sacrifice. Few know this unfortunate truth more than Nathan Hale, the American Revolutionary War spy hanged by the British.
From World War II to the Cold War, Allen Dulles’ contributions to American espionage in the mid-20th century are second to none.
The enigmatic Ancestral Pueblo peoples of the American Southwest left behind precisely engineered settlements, road networks and reservoir systems.
Christmas of 1945 brought many awful suspicions regarding the mysterious events that surrounded the fate of the Sodder children.
In the United States, Independence Day is celebrated annually on July 4th with “pomp and parade,” but has America been getting it wrong for 250 years?
The Tlingit resisted Russian expansion through fortified defense, surprise attacks, strategic withdrawal, economic blockade, alliance-building, and persistent refusal to surrender control of their ancestral homelands.
