The History of Patriots' Day
In 1897, the Boston Marathon became part of the Patriots’ Day celebrations. In 1969, Patriots’ Day was changed to the third Monday in April and the celebrations could be enjoyed...
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We the People: Interesting Facts About the Constitution
One of the shortest and oldest written constitutions when compared to all other governments throughout the world, don’t let the length of the document fool you. This important historical document...
How the American Bald Eagle Became Our Nation’s Emblem
The American bald eagle was specifically selected as the primary U.S. symbol due to it being the only eagle indigenous solely to North America.
5 Interesting Facts About the Declaration of Independence
The Declaration of Independence is a widely celebrated document with strong historical importance.
5 Facts About the Statue of Liberty
Although you might know that the Statue of Liberty is a patriotic and historical landmark, it also stands for freedom and democracy.
Reasons to Thank Our American History Teachers
With the help of our American history teachers, past, present, and future, we gain a better understanding of where we came from and where we’re going in the years ahead....
The History of Presidents’ Day
Beginning in 1800, following the death of Washington in 1799, a day of remembrance was held each year on February 22, Washington’s birthday
What Does Patriotism Mean to You?
Patriotism may be a common word that’s understood by many individuals, but the meaning is personal for each person who experiences it.
How 2020 Improved Our Patriotic Spirit
It might be difficult to believe at times, but there truly are positive results that have come out of 2020.
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