Category Archives: US History
The Whig Party: A Catalyst for American Political Evolution
The Whigs represented a vision of rational governance, of measured reform, of institutional trust.
America’s Most Beloved Urban Parks
From Central Park in New York to Balboa Park in San Diego, explore America’s most
Bass Reeves: From Slave to U.S. Marshal
Bass Reeves was born into slavery but became one of the most fearless U.S. Marshals
Walt Whitman: A Voice of America
Whitman’s legacy is not merely poetic. It is philosophical, national, human.
John Marshall: The Justice Who Defined the Supreme Court
Today, every Supreme Court ruling, every debate over federalism or judicial power, owes something to
Edgar Allan Poe: The Mastermind Behind Modern Horror
That is where Poe lives. That is where he whispers. And that, perhaps, is why
Andrew Jackson: A Legacy of Native American Oppression
Andrew Jackson harnessed popular democracy to expand slavery, concentrate executive power, and uproot sovereign nations.
The Legacy of Black Hawk: A Sauk Leader’s Fight for His People
The city of Saukenuk overlaid onto the present city of Rock Island, which stands in
Key Issues Shaping U.S. Presidential Elections
The United States presidential elections have long been a battleground for some of the nation’s
Canada’s Historic Treasures: 5 Must-Visit National Historic Sites
Canada’s rich tapestry of history is woven into its many landmarks, each narrating a chapter
