Harry S. Truman did not aspire to the become U.S. president, but he turned out to be an excellent choice. 


Celebrate Earth Day - The first Earth Day in 1970 was a call to action for the environment. Its message has only increased importance. 

Meet Clara Barton: teacher, clerk, nurse, lecturer, lobbyist, American Red Cross founder, and humanitarian. 

From surfing to snurfing and basketball to baseball gloves, inventive minds left their mark on sports.

They risked their safety and their lives for civil rights. We remember their names and their stories. 

In the years after the Civil War, Americans began the difficult task of rebuilding the nation.  

It’s an election year, so let’s explore how Americans elect their president. 

He was a man with a plan—research and capture in life-size paintings every bird in North America in the 1800s. 

Get ready to travel back in time to one of U.S. history’s most famous decades.

In the 21st century, people from Asia make up the largest group of immigrants coming into the United States.

It’s Tax History Time! - The whys and hows of taxes can be complex. Here’s a look at the evolution of taxes through U.S. history.

Women Get the Vote! - When the 19th Amendment was ratified in 1920, it ended a 70-year fight by women to win the right to vote.

From machines to actual products, inventions have made a difference in how we grow, process, and preserve food.

Over 500 years of history, North American land claims transferred from Spain and Mexico to the United States.

The Haudenosaunee’s Six Nations Confederacy has left a lasting impression on the United States.

A law that offered 160 acres of free land introduced hard-working Americans to territories in the West.

Daily life in the early American Colonies was filled with work in a variety of trades and occupations.

The exciting, decade-long race to put the first human on the moon was won by the United States on July 20, 1969.

Money Smarts — Knowing how money works and finding a balance between saving and spending can lead to financial wisdom.

Dwight D. Eisenhower — Meet the man who rose to the nation’s top military and political positions in the 20th century.

Amelia Earhart Takes Off — Amelia Earhart and other pioneering women aviators showed the world skill, courage, daring, and determination.

The Power of Invention — Thinking creatively can lead to inventions and ideas that solve real-world problems—and the process is fun, too!

Marvelous Bridges — Bridges of many shapes, sizes, materials, and heights have been keeping the world connected for centuries.

John Muir spent the first half of his life enjoying wilderness places and the second half protecting them.

Spy Stories — We’ve gathered lots of intelligence to reveal the art of spying and the roles some spies have played in history.

Meet Dr. Benjamin Rush - Meet the most famous physician in the American Colonies and a patriot on par with George Washington.

Want to be inspired? See how some historic but timeless speeches have struck a chord with Americans.

A Visit to the Everlgades - A staggeringly diverse collection of creatures, plants, and habitats make up the Everglades’ unique ecosystem.

On the Home Front: The United States in World War II — The support and sacrifices of America’s home front citizens had a dramatic impact on World War II’s outcome.

Women Trailblazers of the 1800s — Meet some women who broke the traditional mold and choose careers and professions over home-centered lives.

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