American History…on the go.
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Abraham Lincoln is the Big Buck of This Lick! He and the new Republican Party set out to oppose slavery, just as the Supreme Court doubles down with one of their worst decisions…the Dred Scott case.
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America is feelin’ good-ish! We are talking national unity, the Monroe Doctrine, and the elephant in the room tearing the country apart…slavery.
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Florida is open territory for Andrew Jackson to deal a hand…or three.
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Nat Turner hopes to change the tides of one of America’s biggest skeletons in the closet, slavery.
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The Industrial Revolution changes the nation, but it’s fueled by blood, sweat, tears, and coal.
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Conflict resolution at its finest…à la, Hamilton and Burr…
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This expedition could be titled, “Sacagawea and Lewis and Clark.” Learn why…
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The Corps of Discovery prepares to boldly explore where no American dude or dudette has gone before.
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The United States “supersizes” itself.
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The Supreme Court of the United States grows a pair of cajones during the landmark case of Marbury v. Madison.