Americanhistory Stories

"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.

A mysterious women bursts into the meeting room of the Pennsylvania State House during the Constitutional Convention of 1787. Her odd attire, manner of speaking, and personal affects confuse the delegates, but what she tells them is far more mind-boggling.

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

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-

On March 6th, 1836, The Alamo was taken by Antonio López de Santa Anna and his 1,800 soldiers. No one other than women, children, and William B. Travis's slave were left alive. This was one major step in Texas and American history to what we (Americans) have today. ~~~ This is a short story recalling bits and pieces of the historic event, with a little bit of my own twist. The characters will be reimagined into a Wings of Fire setting, so don't be confused when you start reading it. Just read the title. ^ Note~ Some quotes and scenes are used/heavily based off of the movie "The Alamo".

A modern day young woman finds a portal to the past, on a beautiful fall day her and her horse Bella are transported from Nooksack Mine in Washington State 2020 to the Oregon Territory 1847. Mount St. Helens has not errupted for the first time, the battle of Little Big Horn has not yet happened. Can she change the past & re-write history for Native Americans?

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!

Beyond The Founding Fathers’ Vision “I wake up in truth, bathe in truth, walk in truth, and at night I wrap myself up in truth. And when I die, I will die having lived truth. What about you?” – CS Bennett Beyond The Founder Father’s Vision is a powerful and riveting book that will open your eyes to what is really going on behind the scenes in Washington DC as it concerns the future direction of this country. This insightful book also explores America's true past on race relations. On whole, this insightful book is about the author’s personal coming of age politically, a Black American, with Latin roots, growing up in a tumultuous time in America’s history. Regardless of your political leanings, you are guaranteed to learn something you never knew before after reading this book. ‘Beyond The Founder Fathers’ Vision’, a book that you will not want to put down and an experience you will be moved to share with others.

Sapphire was an assassin in Georgia years before the Revolutionary War, keeping close to the shadows, almost clinging to them. She was pushed forward by nothing but her pain and anger. But one client suddenly changes her life forever. For the better? Perhaps. But it certainly won't be a love story that saves Sapphire from herself. (Cover image source: http://widaatwcer.blogspot.com/2012/05/using-can-dos-in-high-school-american.html?m=1) Hey guys, sorry for not updating more frequently. I'm not sure on this one, honestly. I don't know whether I should continue or not. Suggestions?

This is a story that I had to write in History based on a writing prompt. It turned into an angsty mess and I apologize for any confusion that may result from this. The prompt was to write 1 page of a story from the point of view of either a wounded veteran returning home from the American Civil War, a planter whose plantation was destroyed, or a freed slave acquiring help from the Freedman's Bureau. I chose the first one. Warning: blood and gore mention, early PTSD signs, combat descriptions, graphic descriptions of injuries and violence Let me know if you guys want to see this turned into a full 3-part story

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This book is great for the ones who are interested in the united states history.

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.

In this essay, I take a look at the Reconstruction in America.

so I saw this cute AU thing on Tumblr and I was sad that there wasn't a fic for it so here it is. Washington is small, tiny in fact. Canon era mostly

A fifteen year old girl by the name of Corentine Erebus flees from her father in Britain to the new colonies in America, boarding a ship of British soldiers on course to the new world. She falls in love with a young redcoat, but ends up in a relationship with a rebel spy when her former lover is killed in battle.

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.

New York City, 1864. While America is torn apart by Civil War, the streets of New York City's Five Points neighborhood are overrun with violence and debauchery. Gangs and political corruption subjugate the impoverished populace. Owen McCoy, once an orphan taken in by the infamous Bowery Boys gang, now finds himself as an reluctant enforcer of the gang. He is young, reserved and keeps to himself; feeling a sense of loyalty to the gang that took him in when he was only a child. Abigail "Abbie" Davenport is a beautiful young debutante who is shy in her own right and spurns off the advances of the young men who wish to court her merely because her father is a powerful political figure. Owen and Abbie's lives collide when each is an unwitting participant in a political assassination plot. While forced to go on the run from gangs, bounty hunters and the political machine that yearns to silence them, their differences and distrust of each other are soon replaced by love for one another. Through a series of events that place Owen in the notorious Civil War prison, Andersonville, and Abbie in the clutches of forces that may cost her her life, can the love of the unlikely couple bring them back together?

The title explains it all...need I say more? I'm just a History undergrad trying to drown the sorrows of my student debt in American history. **LANGUAGE WARNING** _______________ Rankings: February 2019: #13 in American Revolution November 2018: #68 in Television _______________ -Jo