Cobblestone American History Magazine for Kids - November/December 2017
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A Novel Look at History - What makes great stories? For America’s 19th-century novelists, the answer was to write about what they knew.
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A Son of the Revolution
Dark clouds of smoke spiraled into the sky over Breed's Hill as cannon roared.
MR. PRESIDENT
The Democratic-Republican party was the dominant U.S. political party in the first two decades of the 1800s.
Life of Service
Even for a person of John Quincy Adams's remarkable credentials, the practice of law was challenging.
Old Man Eloquent and the GAG RULE
The Speaker of the House punctuated his shouts with the banging of his gavel. Across the marble-columned U.S. House of Representatives, enraged southern congressmen howled and shook their fists.
Fight For Freedom
Locked in a crowded Connecticut jail cell in the winter of 1841, 11-year-old Kali was a world away from Mendeland (present-day Sierra Leone).
At Home in Quincy
Today, the National Park Service (NPS) oversees three historic residences connected to the Adams family.
The Rise of New Spain
Within a couple of years of arriving in Mexico, Hernán Cortés conquered the Aztec Empire.
Rethinking A Holiday
Columbus Day has been an official U.S. holiday since 1937. But some people question the idea of celebrating Christopher Columbus’s arrival in the “New World.”
A New Conflict Threatened The US And Mexico's Relationship
More than 60 years after the United States and Mexico fought their last battle over land, a new conflict threatened the two countries’ relationship.
Celebrating Our Southwest Heritage
A talk with Khristaan Villela