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Federalists vs Anti-Federalists
In the beginning of our country, the United States of America, the original two parties who helped create the Constitution were the Federalist and Anti-Federalist Parties. Even then, our Founding Fathers,...
6 comments25 Weird Coffee Trivia to Astound and Amuse You
Photo by allygirl520 @ flickr How well do you know your coffee trivia? Bet there are a few here to keep you entertained for more than a nanosecond. Awesome coffee photos. 1 - The famous writer and French...
14 comments15 Hot Jobs in Fast Growing Atlanta Suburbs
Roswell and Sandy Springs are among the top 10 largest cities in Atlanta and are expanding to meet one another's boundaries and those of Atlanta. Both are very fast-growing suburbs, as is nearby suburb Alpharetta GA, named the Best Place to Move for Work in America by Forbes.com.
3 commentsUS History - The 13 Colonies
Everyone living in America is an immigrant or the descendant of one, really. Even Native Americans likely migrated in from nothern Asia. However, after 1400 AD, Europeans arrved in America, claiming the land...
18 commentsThe George Washington We Never Knew
The George Washington presented to many grammar school children is not the man of reality. As often as not, he has been portrayed to have had the personality of a door and inoperative teeth. He's been...
15 commentsInternal Exile Compounds: A Feature of the New America
If the Administration in Washington, DC substantially succeeds, then many people ought to consider the creative option of creating an Internal Exile Compound (IEC) for their families and, perhaps, for groups...
2 commentsPenelope Barker: First American Woman Political Activist
Tea was a symbol of prosperity for colonial Americans, but for colonists like Penelope Barker the British went to far with the Tea Act of 1773. Inspired by the Boston Tea Party, Barker organized a protest...
22 commentsA St. Kitts experience: Brimstone Hill
When my family and I visited St. Kitts, one of the sites we visited was a site known as Brimstone Hill. Brimstone Hill is the name given to an old hilltop British fort located on the island. Brimstone Hill...
2 commentsUS History - The New Nation: 1799 - 1850
After the Original 13 American Colonies broke away from Great Britian and officialy and legally formed the United States of America, other portions of North America under US rule became US Territories and finally achieved statehood. Several states joined the union between 1799 and 1850, before the American Civil War. Meanwhile, America (USA) battled Native Americans, and Europeans over parcels of lands, losing some and winning some. Finally, USA reached fomr coast to coast, Atlantic to Pacific.
0 commentsThe Greatest Traitor in United States History
From a speech delivered to the Society of 1812 in Houston, Texas Who was the greatest traitor in United States history? The first name that often comes to mind is Benedict Arnold. Benedict Arnold was...
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