The man who killed Lincoln’s killer was… absolutely unhinged. You’re not ready for Sgt. Boston Corbett. #history

The Battle of Lexington and Concord: Parker's Revenge #revolutionarywar

Some of the world’s most famous people almost boarded the Titanic… and some who did made history for a very different reason...

Adams argued that for tyranny to survive, a population must be uneducated and morally corrupt. His full thought suggests that: Knowledge is a threat: Educated citizens possess the critical thinking skills needed to recognize injustice and question authority. Vice is a distraction: A moral

🇺🇸❤️🙌 Vietnam Veterans, we see you. We remember you. We honor you. Thank you for your service.

Part Three of the Boston Massacre your textbook skipped.

Part 2: The Boston Massacre… and the part your textbook skipped.

#history #americanrevolution

In 1779, hundreds of Haitian soldiers charged into the fire at Savannah—one of the Revolution’s bloodiest battles—and history nearly forgot them. #history #AmericanRevolution #HaitianHistory #BlackHistory #USHistory

Before the Civil War was even won, Sgt. William Carney proved exactly what freedom meant. Shot multiple times at Fort Wagner, he refused to let the U.S. flag touch the ground. ‘Boys, I only did my duty.’ The first Black Medal of Honor recipient — and a reminder that courage often comes from those A

Why did the Government back over 900 Medals of Honor??

The American Revolution almost collapsed in 1775. The militias at the Siege of Boston were fragile, under‑supplied, and barely holding together — yet somehow they kept the rebellion alive long enough for the Continental Army to form. This moment is one of the greatest “near misses” in U.S. history,

The END of the American Revolutionary War: The Signing of the Treaty of Paris 1783 #HistoryTok #onthisday

Japan formally surrendered #OnThisDay #ww2

#OnThisDay #Japan formally surrendered, officially ending #ww2