5 Little-known Thanksgiving Facts to Munch On This Year With Your Family
It’s Thanksgiving again! It is a time to gorge on copious amounts of side dishes and pies, awkwardly dodge familial conversational land mines, and, of course, let’s not forget to be thankful for all we have received this year. Thanksgiving is a fun time to panic over who to invite and who not to invite. […]
Top 10 Underrated Historical Films You Need to Watch
Want to watch a history flick but you’re struggling to think of some that are genuinely captivating and thrilling to watch? Well, we’ve got you covered with this list historical flicks you may have missed! RELATED: Top Five Patriotic Films Perfect for Your Independence Day Movie Marathon Your New Binge-Movie List Mr. Smith Goes to […]
10 Forgotten Heroes Of American Independence
In the grand tapestry of American history, certain figures loom larger than life. Names like George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, and Thomas Jefferson are synonymous with our nation’s birth. Yet, the struggle for American independence was a collective effort, borne on the shoulders of countless unsung heroes. Let’s shed light on ten such figures, whose contributions […]
Unveiling the Gipper: 10 Lesser-Known Facts About Ronald Reagan
Beloved by many and known as the “Great Communicator,” Ronald Reagan was the 40th President of the United States, leading the nation from 1981 to 1989. His legacy, marked by conservatism, economic growth, and the end of the Cold War, still resonates today. However, there is more to Reagan than meets the eye. Here are […]
Revealing The Diplomat: 10 Fascinating Facts About President John Adams
John Adams, America’s 2nd president, often gets overshadowed by his predecessor, George Washington, and his successor, Thomas Jefferson. However, Adams’ influence and legacy are far from negligible. Here are 10 facts about John Adams, revealing a depth to this Founding Father that may surprise you. It really is pic.twitter.com/Qbd8XKlWL7 — ThePoliticalInsider (@TPInsidr) April 24, 2023 […]
Only 13% of 8th Graders Are Proficient in American History – We’re Seeing the Results
I went to what was considered one of the best public schools in Minnesota. However, I rarely had teachers show up to class, and the ones that did often phoned in their jobs by doing what I used to call “teaching from the VCR” (for my younger readers, that was a machine hooked up to […]