Charles Dickens is one of the iconic story-tellers and writers in history. With popular stories like A Tale of Two Cities, Oliver Twist, and A Christmas Carol, Charles Dickens literary work is truly outstanding. Charles John Huffam Dickens is his …[Continue]
About the Boston Massacre
The Boston Massacre was a mix of civilian tension against the royal troops that were in Massachusetts. The Boston Massacre took place on March 5, 1770 when a mob of civilians retaliated against the royal troops. Five civilian men ended …[Continue]
About Battle of Little Bighorn
The battle of Little Bighorn took place in the summer of 1876. What was the Battle of Little Bighorn and why did it take place? In the later part of 1875, upset about the intrusion of the white people, the …[Continue]
About the Battle of Gettysburg
The Battle of Gettysburg did not win the war, but the battle included the largest amount of American soldiers. On June 24, 1863 the Confederate Army was led across the Potomac River and moved towards Pennsylvania by General Robert E. …[Continue]
About the Mayflower Compact
When the Mayflower landed and anchored at New Plymouth in November of 1620, they settlers aboard the ship created a written agreement to create fair and equal laws that would support the settlement that was going to be established. The …[Continue]
About Claude Monet
Oscar Claude Monet was born in 1840 and is well known as the founder of the 19th century art movement called Impressionism. He was a French impressionist and many say that his painting Impression: Series was actually the inspiration to …[Continue]
About Rudyard Kipling
The author of The Jungle Book and creator of icon characters like Rikki-Tikki-Tavi, Rudyard Kipling is one of the most praised and honored British writers of all time. Born in 1865 in Bombay, (now Mombai) and sent to be educated …[Continue]
Five Facts About the U.S. Constitution
All people who have lived in the United States or who were born in that country know something about the United State’s Constitution. Many of us think of it with pride, although many of us do not know the history …[Continue]
