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20 Most Significan American History Events (1776-1825)Explanation of the 20 most significant events between 1776 and 1825 in American History. -
Has America Become the Britain We Despised in 1776?In view of America's exceptionalism and imperialism, the belief that in our military resides the solution to solving all conflicts, and the weight of unacceptable taxes levied upon us, we have become the Brits of 1776. -
George Washington's 1776 Christmas Present: Saving the American RevolutionGeneral George Washington gave the infant and struggling United States its best Christmas gift during the cold winter of 1776. -
1776 the Musical: Restored Director's CutFor those who may be confused, 1776 is a musical that should be considered historical fiction. -
Declaration of Independence 1776 - a Brief OverviewThe Declaration of Independence is one of the most important documents ever written in the United States. With the signing of the Declaration of Independence in 1776, the United States became a country of its own.
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Associated Content: Circa 1776Associated Content was once the template of choice for American personalities like Paul Revere and George Washington! Journey back to 1776 to discover what they were really like on AC. -
Summary of the Book 1776 by David McCulloughSummary of "1776" by David McCullough
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A Review of David McCullough's "1776"This is a review and outline on David McCullough's "1776," the story of the American Revolution.
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Review of "1776 Faith"My review of a book by Phil Webster -
July 4, 1776-July 4, 1827: Steps to Freedom for New York African AmericansA poem about a different type of 4th of July. How African American New Yorkers were gradually freed from slavery as well as why celebrating the Fourth is important.
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1776: A Theatrical ReviewA spectacular production filled with humor, heart, and history.
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Christmas Eve and Christmas Day 1776This article takes a look at how a Christmas holiday changed the shape of our World today.
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1776It has been almost 235 years since a group of men with an idea of a free land signed a Declaration that set the foundation for the most successful and free land the world has ever known. What has it become? -
Happy Birthday America! : 4 July 1776 - 2007You'd be suprised to know not everyone wanted Independence, but it's cause for Celebration! -
1776: The Beginnings of a RevolutionThe American Revolution, ranging from 1775 to 1783, was under the direction of a strong willed George Washington, enhanced by a persevering Henry Knox, and uplifted by Divine Providence, perhaps? -
The Coming of the American Revolution 1763-1776An analysis of how British bureaucracy in the American colonies led to the American Revolution.
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Patterns of Development in New England and Virginia, 1605-1776Variations in religious and economic background among the new settlers, as well as climatic conditions, were largely responsible for differences in development of British colonies of New England and Virginia.
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A Loyal Subject of the CrownIn his article, "1776: A Christian Loyalist View," James McGoldrick argues that the American revolution was not Biblically justified. Is he right? Or do his arguments fall short? -
Top Three Books and Novels that Should Be Made into a MovieThree books that I think would make great movies, including "1776" by David McCullough, "The Ten Thousand" by Michael Curtis Ford, and "The Terrorist" by Caroline Cooney.
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The Character of Frontier Farmers [part1]Dr. Sparrman is the Swedish physician who described the Bushmen and Hottentots. In January 1776 he reached the Great Fish River at Agter Bruntjes-hoogte. Here he describes an encounter with several Boers.
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Gays in the U.S. Armed Services a Continuing ControversyA history of the evolution of U.S. Military policy regarding service members who have a same-sex sexual orientation has been as inconsistent as it has been controversial. -
Fourth of July IdeasFourth of July is American Independence Day. It is the anniversary of the day on which the Declaration of Independence was adopted by the Continental Congress on July 4, 1776, declaring that the 13 colonies no longer belonged to Great Britain.
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Can We Teach Common Sense?Thomas Paine penned the creative pamphlet, "Common Sense" and it became an instant best-seller in 1776 that some say may have even sparked the Revolution. Can creativity without common sense lead to complications? -
2011 Middle East Unrest: Caliphate or a Validation of the Bush Doctrine and the Neocons?Since the start of the revolution in Egypt, there has been a seemingly concerted message from virtually all media outlets: This was an attempt by a repressed people to create a democracy, much like 1776. -
2010 Independence or Dependence Day1776 ..Where are we in comparison to then? -
So What Really Happened on the 4th of July?In the summer months of 1776, tensions were high between the American colonies and the King of England. July 4 marked a day that forever changed the course of history. But what events surrounded the American colonies' call for freedom?
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1776A 4th of July poem -
The Full Text of the Declaration of Independence as Ratified by the Continental Congress 4 July, 1776This is the full text of the final cut of the Declaration of Independence as is housed in the New York Public Library. There are at least five known other copies to exist.... -
Jully 4, 2010 in the Matter Of:This is a look at the president's actions as they relate to the Declaration of Independence. It calls for action to regain America and stop the move back to a King George style Government of 1776. -
Lord Dorchester and George WashingtonBy 1776, he became the Commander and Chief of British North America. Lord Dorchester oversaw the evacuation of the British troops, British Loyalists, and freed slaves from New York
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THE SPIRIT of 1776 -- an INDEPENDENCE DAY REMINDERWith reasonable men I will reason, With humane men I will plead, With tyrants I will show no mercy. Thomas Jefferson (Carved on the Jefferson Memorial) -
July 4: On This Day in HistoryWe all know that July 4th celebrates America's independence. But many other important events have taken place throughout history on this day. Here are 10 events that have taken place on July 4th, after 1776. -
Why Memorial Day Still MattersWhat's the history of Memorial Day? How many soldiers have died in war since America's founding in 1776? This article is a succinct explanation of Memorial Day's history and meaning.
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The American Presidency: Origins and Development, 1776-2007 by Sidney M. Milkis, Michael NelsonHistorical book on the American Presidents that takes you through all of the Presidents and their parties from George Washington up to Barack Obama. It was a fascinating read that I recommend to anyone wanting to know more about US Presidents
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The Declaration of Independence Remembered in July 4th Celebrations1776 ratification of the Declaration of Independence memoralized in annual July 4th celebrations.
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Andrew Jackson's BirthplaceThis short article touches on the controversy of Andrew Jackson's birthplace in 1776.
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June 11th Holidays and ObservancesOn June 11, 1776, the Committee of Five was appointed. On June 11, 1962, the only successful (?) escape from Alcatraz took place. -
Celebrating Flag Day 2011Since Betsy Ross sewed the first flag together in 1776, America has proudly flown her flag to celebrate freedom.
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Memories of the 4th of JulyMost everyone knows the meaning of the 4th of July. This is the day we call Independence Day. It is a federal holiday here in the United States which commemorates the adoption of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776.
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4th of July, 1776This is a poem about the greatest celebration the United States has---the birth of our nation!
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