"The Perfect Historical Primer"
In honor of President’s Day, I will be highlighting one of my personal favorite Presidents: John Quincy Adams. Arguably, John Quincy Adams was one of the worst Presidents in American history. His administration was a failure and he along with … Read More »
America’s history of foreign policy is a singular and interesting subject. At first, the United States was an isolated nation, doing business and entering into trade with other countries but refraining from making bonding alliances or intervening in foreign affairs. … Read More »
The battle of New Orleans was the greatest American victory of the War of 1812 and it wasn’t even fought during the war itself. The Americans and British signed a peace treaty at Ghent to end the war on Christmas … Read More »