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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

John Kennedy has just been elected to the United States Senate when he meets Margaret Carlisle, an aide to one of his political rivals, in the halls of the Capitol building. They both have their own reasons why they should stay away from each other, but from their first conversation, there is an undeniable connection between that neither can deny. What begins as a romance confined behind closed doors, soon becomes something neither of them is prepared for. As their lives become more intertwined, they find themselves tested by ambition, pride and the expectations placed upon them. Through it all they keep finding their way back to each other and soon realize that this relationship change the course of both their lives, forever.

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

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.

A thought-provoking story of Portland OR in the 1970s, and the courage of one young police officer, enlivened by music of the period.

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 TIME-TRAVELING VILLAIN. A DANGEROUS MISSION. A DEADLY SECRET. For 13-year-old Kep Westguard, time travel isn't fun and games. It's a dangerous mission to stop his crackpot grandfather from tampering with history to reverse the outcome of the American Revolution. Kep arrives in 1777 just days before the crucial Battle of Saratoga, a stunning American victory that turned the war in their favor. He infiltrates the British camp as a rebel spy and discovers his grandfather and British General Burgoyne have cooked up a secret plot to tip the balance in the Brit's favor. To unlock the mystery, Kep needs to steal a letter from Burgoyne's courier and deliver it to the American camp. If he's caught as a spy, the punishment is hanging. How much will one teenager risk to ensure American Democracy succeeds?

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.

Historical fiction Novella told mainly from John Smiths perspective about Jamestown and the humble beginnings of the nation's birth.

America, the land of freedom, opportunity, is on the verge of a split, caught bloody civil war. All that young Kampfer wants, is to join the war. However, he is going to have to face his biggest fear: fighting his brother.

All original lyrics are owned by Lin-Manuel Miranda. All original characters are based on American history I only own the genderbent names of the characters and some altered lyrics

From the killing fields of Vietnam to the killing floors of American capitalism, Senator Alejandro Ramos-Alejo has witnessed a lifetime of state violence-and participated in it. As he lies dying in a New Mexico hospital, watching the January 6th insurrection unfold on television, his mind cycles through the moments that shaped him: learning about the My Lai massacre that radicalized a generation, discovering the history of La Matanza that his family had lived through, riding a Greyhound bus to Washington D.C. in 1969 with a dog-eared copy of an underground antiwar newspaper. His family's story is America's story told from the bottom up-Bracero Program workers pushed from state to state, organizers beaten and abandoned, children born into poverty and taught to be grateful for the chance to work themselves to death in someone else's fields. But Ramos-Alejo chose a different path: he went to Washington not as a protester but as a senator, believing he could change the system from within. Now, as his longtime aide abandons him and his body shuts down, he's forced to confront the possibility that his entire political career was just another form of extraction-taking the moral authority of his family's suffering and spending it to legitimize the very institutions that caused that suffering. A devastating portrait of political compromise and the seductive power of proximity to power, "El Tiempo Cura las Heridas" asks whether time really does heal all wounds, or whether some wounds are too deep, too systematic, and too profitable to ever truly heal.

"Gosh, no wonder obesity is a major problem here: There's a McDonalds on every block!" "They don't care about my health. They just want my money. Why else would healthcare here be so expensive compared to Canada's?" "Do these people know anything other than violence, eating, and just lazing around?" "I wanna move to Canada. Wanna come with me?" Alfred has heard it all. And though he smiles through it, deep down... he's hurt. . Sometimes, we Americans take our liberties and rights for granted and talk lowly of the nation we live in; forgetting just how much soldiers throughout American history since the American Revolutionary War have sacrificed in the name of justice and freedom. For the U.S.A to be truly the 'Land of the free, and home of the brave.'. xXx **DISCLAIMER* Sadly, no. I am NOT Lin-Manuel Miranda, so whatever "Hamilton" lyrics you may read obviously doesn't belong to me, but to Mr. Miranda. ***DISCLAIMER** Hetalia belongs to Hidekaz Himaruya.

On April 9, 1865, American history changed forever when a fleet of airships attacked the United States.

Jazmine and Collin Calahan are part of one of the biggest families in the world. But every power has an enemy. The Boudreaus are an equally big family. And this rivalry goes back farther than most of them know. There is a secret that someone from each family hid that holds the key to world power. And each family will stop at nothing to find it. Jazmine and Collin go with their closest family to try and find this secret before it rips their family apart. But will it be enough? Do not steal any content in this book such as plot, characters, ideas, or anything else. This is my original idea and I don't want anyone taking it. If you want to write something about this, message me and we can talk about it. Just don't steal it and if you see it anywhere, please notify me immediately

How did America become the famous girl she was now known for? The story since she was merely a baby, until the present day. While also exploring the dynamics of other countries as well. A sprinkle a romance. Cross-posted on AO3 & Wattpad

Alexandria Victoria Gates has spent her entire life immersing herself in history, along with her brother Benjamin Franklin Gates. When another threatens the safety of the Declaration Of Independence, they must team up with a museum curator and a technological genius, to get it back.

it's all the historical inaccuracies in Hamilton. Duh.