One of America’s most famous presidents, Abraham Lincoln is more than just an iconic figure; he led a fascinating life. 10 compelling facts about Lincoln.
The first president couldn’t do it alone. George Washington relied on several key players to see him through the Revolution and the birth of a nation.
In 1904, US President Theodore Roosevelt told European powers that the Western Hemisphere was America’s sphere of influence. Why did he do this, and what was the result?
Beyond the rumors and headlines of 1849, California boasted a rich, vibrant culture. Discover its sophisticated history before the Gold Rush.
A series of Supreme Court cases in the early 20th century determined Puerto Rico’s political fate as an unincorporated territory.
Remembered as the last holdout to US colonization, Geronimo was a complicated man with clear motivations.
Often portrayed as Ulysses S. Grant’s quiet right hand in the Civil War, Ely Parker was more impactful on American history than many realize.
The War of 1812 enabled the United States to assert its independence and strengthened a sense of national identity, but what caused the conflict?
