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Fly your flags today in Minnesota: Minnesota Statehood Day, May 11

Ed Darrell wrote 2 weeks ago: Flag etiquette following the U.S. Flag Code urges Americans to fly U.S. flags on the day of statehoo … more →

Tags: Flag etiquette, Fly your flag today, History, State flag, Statehood, May 11, Minnesota, northwest ordinance, statehood day

History’s biggest land deals

marshallreddick1 wrote 2 weeks ago: The real estate industry is indeed one of the most lucrative businesses in the world, employing hund … more →

Tags: Real Estate, Alaskan Purchase, Treaty of Tordesillas

Wretched Richard's Almanac: 4.30.131 comment

Richard Daybell wrote 3 weeks ago: The United States purchased the Louisiana Territory from France in 1803, more than doubling the size … more →

Tags: Wretched Richard's Almanac, Francs, guilders, History, Humor, Louisiana territory, Manhattan, New Orleans, rubles

Louisiana Purchase 1 comment

patriciahysell wrote 3 weeks ago: Louisiana Purchase in green and shown over a current map of the US April 30, 1803: The United States … more →

Tags: History, April 30

The Day Louisiana Was Sold To The U.S.23 comments

tkmorin wrote 3 weeks ago: Napoleon Crossing the Alps (Photo credit: Wikipedia) One story that isn’t well-known is that N … more →

Tags: On this day, Longer Entries, military, Black History, Fact of the Day, April, Canada, History, Canadian Trivia

April 30 - Fly flags for Louisiana Statehood1 comment

Ed Darrell wrote 3 weeks ago: U.S. and Louisiana flags both should fly in Louisiana today. Photo by Jack and Joann Flags out in Lo … more →

Tags: Flag etiquette, History, State flag, Fly your flag today, Statehood, Flag Code, Louisiana

LOUIS, LOUIS, ME GOTTA GO

WilliamsProjects wrote 3 weeks ago: April 30th in history: The treaty authorizing the Louisiana Purchase was approved on April 30th, 180 … more →

Tags: Today in History, Trivia, April, President, George Washington, Louisiana, St. Louis World's Fair, Meet Me in St. Louis, dr pepper

Thomas Jefferson - The Art of Power

caseywheeler wrote 1 month ago: This book by Jon Meacham is an excellent biography of a very complicated man. Jefferson was a brilli … more →

Tags: Presidents, leadership, Revolutionary War, Lewis and Clark, Thomas Jefferson, Jon Meacham, Sally Hemings, Declaration of Independence, Monroe Doctrine

Idaho and Montana. Big sky country.2 comments

Message In A Fold wrote 1 month ago: This original post got lost in the ether somewhere. More likely it is because that post was liberall … more →

Tags: Drive-Away Transport, sacajawea, Lewis and Clark, Open Range, Nez Perce, Shoshone

Thomas Jefferson, Exposed!2 comments

whichwaynow101 wrote 1 month ago: As we stumble on the Lewis and Clark Trail again and again I thought it behoved me to look into the … more →

Tags: Lewis and Clark, France, Thomas Jefferson, Library Of Congress, Declaration of Independence, political thriller, Spain, Monticello

President John Adams appointed Winthrop Sargent the first Governor of the Mississippi Territory today in 1798. Now WE know em

Carl Leonard wrote 1 month ago: Gilbert Stuart portrait of Winthrop Sargent, circa 1805. President John Adams appointed Secretary of … more →

Tags: Day in History, History, United States: History, Today in History, united states, Now we know, Mississippi, Louisiana, John Adams

President John Adams appointed Winthrop Sargent the first Governor of the Mississippi Territory today in 1798. Now WE know em

Carl Leonard wrote 1 month ago: Gilbert Stuart portrait of Winthrop Sargent, circa 1805.   President John Adams appointed Secre … more →

Tags: 18th Century, united states, Louisiana, John Adams, Mississippi Territory, Northwest Territory, Mississippi, claiborne, William C. C. Claiborne

Day 16; Lesson 3

grizzlea wrote 2 months ago: Getting Ready–February 7th 2013 Objective: Given a Kids Discover magazine, whole-class discuss … more →

Tags: Student Teaching, 4th Grade, Lewis and Clark, writing, tools for survival, Video, In a Nutshell, YouTube

HBCU Money™ Business Book Feature - A Wilderness So Immense: The Louisiana Purchase and the Destiny of America

hbcumoney wrote 2 months ago: In A Wilderness so Immense, historian Jon Kukla recounts the fascinating tale of the personal maneuv … more →

Tags: Books

APUSH American Pageant Chapter 11 Review - YouTube

anorris21 wrote 2 months ago: APUSH American Pageant Chapter 11 Review – YouTube - Revolution of 1800 by Mr. Adam Norri … more →

Tags: Chapter Review Videos, APUSH, American Pageant, 13th edition, AP, impressment, Revolution of 1800, Thomas Jefferson, judiciary act of 1801

Facts in Five

sheafferhistorian wrote 2 months ago: Jefferson’s Presidency by the numbers National debt in 1801- $112 million  Percentage of budge … more →

Tags: Ephemera, Jefferson, France, Presidency, Census

Is It a Government Conspiracy?2 comments

shirleymclain930 wrote 3 months ago: Meriwether Lewis I watched a television program last night that totally fascinated me. It was about … more →

Tags: Commentary, Politics 2, apron, Blood+, Conspiracy, Economy, England, Government, History

Video of the Day - 2/22/13 (The Audacity of the Louisiana Purchase)

NJBiblio wrote 3 months ago: Daily Video — The Audacity of the Louisiana Purchase The Louisiana Purchase in 1803 effectivel … more →

Tags: Daily Video, Social Studies, History, Multimedia, Video, U.S. Constitution, Jefferson

Lewis And Clark On The Trail of Discovery by Rod Gragg

craigmaas wrote 3 months ago: Lewis And Clark On The Trail of Discovery: An Interactive History with Removable Artifacts is a shor … more →

Tags: History, Thomas Jefferson, Meriwether Lewis, William Clark, York, Missouri River, Sioux, Mandan, Columbia River


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