Americanhistory Stories

Thirteen Colonies loved his Father, but after the Sevens' Year War, he wasn't sure if his father felt the same way. His Father just needed to listen to him. If he didn't, well, Thirteen and his Father weren't going to be on the same page or part of the same empire. Because Thirteen could only take so much before he would take drastic action himself. Cover art is by @JMysty4.

North vs. South, Free State vs. Slave State, State Governments vs. Federal Government. For a country with the name United, America was anything but united. The states still stuck together, though. That is until December 20, 1860. The bloodiest fight the Union has ever had is about to begin. Cover by Kenz, Tumblr Here: https://www.tumblr.com/k3nzie-e-e?source=share

"A Chuisle mo Chroí," he whispered in Irish. ~just a guilty pleasure story for those who wish to be immersed in the early 60s and feel closer to JFK The future is uncertain. There are disparate outcomes. You decide. •••• #1 in jfk #1 in kennedy #1 in johnfkennedy #1 in olderguy #1 in 1960s #1 60s WARNINGS/DISCLAIMERS THIS STORY IS CRINGY KEEP THAT IN MIND • This is not a Lolita story-it's a doelette story, meaning that the relationship is not abusive and the protagonist is not a minor. She is a young adult that just acts childish sometimes, but again, it's a consenting and loving relationship. If you are uncomfortable with age gaps just ignore this story, it's probably not for you. •Possible triggers, read at your own risk! •This is sort of an alternative universe. Some events may not be depicted and some may be made up. •This story has two different endings/timelines !If you are reading this story on any other platform other than Wattpad or WeInk you are very likely to be at risk of a malware attack. If you wish to read this story in it's original, safe, form, please go to my Wattpad profile (brooklinebaby). Thank you.

It all starts with a little basket on a doorstep.How did it form a theocracy and later a state?Only the thing in the basket could tell if it wanted -yes this is a story about Utah this story will be talking about Utah/LDS(mormon) history and it will mention things such as r@pe , murder, massacres, war, death, animal deaths, riots, and some other awful things I will put a trigger warning in the chapter heading to help those who are sensitive- horror out-

In a world that is held together by chains and rules that they never made, two boys must struggle to survive and to find their place in the world. Elijah Spencer, a slave from South Carolina, brings with him the memory of a family torn apart by cruelty and the burden of a promise to set free those who are still in bondage. Henry Carter, an orphan from Indiana, escapes a life of abandonment and violence, driven by a need to be reunited with the friends he was forced to leave behind. From the back streets of small towns to the battlefields of the Civil War, their stories of strength, loyalty, and justice will challenge them in ways that neither boy could ever have imagined.

Let's talk. I love history and I want to share my love for history with you. History is amazing and can be so interesting if you know where to look. Historical figures are normally a bunch of dumbass kids trying their best. I'm a History Major, so if you want me to write about something or clarify a question you've got- hmu. **LANGUAGE WARNING** _______________ Rankings: December 2018: #47 in American Revolution _______________ -Jo

I’m breathing hard. “Cass, listen to me.” I hear her whisper. “We are all slaves here. I am old now, and I have experienced more than I wish. You need to understand that this life we are living is the easiest of the difficult.” Cass is a slave living on a Louisiana plantation in 1863. This story follows her life from the day she was bought at the auction block to the end of the Civil War, through shocking occurrences, unexpected friendships and life-changing discoveries.

A short story about a Union soldier that ran away from battle in the American Civil War. Fiction. What if I told you there was more to this story on palate but I decided not to release it due to peer review but now I lost the Papier so I couldn't even if I wanted to

Thirteen Colonies is growing up, and some things just don't seem RIGHT. He needs to do something about it, he thinks, but what? ==== A coming-of-age story for the countryhuman USA. Filled with rebellion, heartache, and victory. ==== "Fortunes won by the boys with their guns We are alone, nowhere to run Bernadette, you are my liberty I celebrate the day That you changed my history Of life and death Will always lead you into love and regret But you have answers and I have the key For the door to Bernadette" ==== Disclaimer!!!: Please be aware that the countries/nations/etc. used here aren't meant to be accurate to their real life counterparts in the slightest. While a lot of things from the real world are used as a baseline for points in this story, a lot of things here are biased/stereotypical/innacurate/and etc. (though nothing here is supposed to be racially insensitive, inspire hate, etc.; if there is something like that I've put here accidentally, please tell me so I can fix the issue and apologize.) Additionally, many countries here are made to look better than they are in real life for creative purposes (it's hard to write a character off of a country accurately and still make the character likeable). Finally, I will be doing my very best to avoid sensetive/recent topics. If you feel something is innappropriate, please tell me so I can fix the issue.

For this LGBT history month, I'm gonna post one reason to why Lams was real each day (if I don't forget) as a way to celebrate LGBT history! This is mostly gonna be based on their letters (which are indeed reliable sources, they're considered primary sources for a reason) but you'll probably stumble upon a crack chapter here and there. Whoops. Enjoy!

These are the stories of people in history who seem to have been forgotten. Their stories all deserve to be told. They deserve to be remembered. Suggestions are welcome. This idea is heavily inspired by The History Guy: History Deserves to Be Remembered on YouTube, in the sense that that is where I got the idea to write about people who have largely been forgotten. However, all writing is entirely my own. I cite my sources. Wikipedia may be included among them occasionally. (Maybe often. I don't know yet.)

An essay for my American Civilization II class in college; Dr Petersen gave it an A-.

A story written buy two hardcore Hetalia fangirls about America and all his children, the 50 states, Washington D.C. and Puerto Rico. Join Alfred and his family on all of its ups and downs and learn what it's like to be a TRUE kid of America.

in which a certain grey-eyed girl is revived in western Ukraine and has a run-in with a rather attractive Hunter, with which she involuntarily gets involved in the whole save-the-world biz with fellow guardian-assassins, discovers more than one lost secret, and develops one heck of a story to share. three-way crossover between Percy Jackson, Destiny, and Assassin's Creed.

A short faithful retelling of the fateful day that marked the beginning of the end of monopolies and the Gilded Age. John D. Rockefeller with his brother, William, and Ezra Prentice, on the run, have their friendship tested as they discuss the fate of Standard Oil Trust.

The correspondence of Lt. Colonel Tench Tilghman (1744 - 1786), volunteer and then official aide-de-camp to General George Washington during the American Revolutionary War.

Did we really need to sign the Declaration of Independence? Why didn't we just stick to the status quo?

A children's book about the True Story of the young women who helped settle America.

some stories on race (black/white in particular) in usamerica DEAR WATTPAD CENSORS PLEASE NOTE THAT: THIS STORY IS ANTI-SLAVERY & ANTI-RACISM!

Alex is a girl in a small town, 1776. She really wants to get way from her siblings and join the Revolutionary War. Will she make it out alive? Read to find out!