U. S. History
by The History Reader
Veterans Day is the day we honor and commemorate our brave service men and women who
by Roger Clarke
‘Just before I died, I went blind, and then I had an ’aemorrhage and I fell
by Jame L. Haley
by James L. Haley
Anyone who has been attuned to teaching history for any length of time (I started my
by Tom Shachtman
Before Thomas Jefferson began to write a draft of the Declaration of Independence, the majority of
By Peter Snow
The only time other than 9/11 that an outside force has attacked the United States capital
By Chris Tomlinson
Tomlinson Hill is the stunning story of two families—one white, one black—who trace their roots to
By Milton Ezrati
The venerable Dow Jones Industrial Stock Index recently celebrated an anniversary—one year since it first reached
by Daniel Stashower
By Daniel Stashower
My son’s history teacher thinks I’m spreading lies. To be fair, he was wonderfully polite about
By David Beasley
Arthur Perry and Arthur Mack, two young black men in Columbus, Georgia, were still riled with
By Doug Most
Think about the last time you rode on a subway. You were in a large city,