Democrats love the idea of a direct democracy. A constitutional republic? Not so much.
A Constitutional Republic vs. a Direct Democracy
Tag: United States
97% of Students Can’t Pass This Test – Can You?
Do you consider yourself to be a good student in American History and Civics? See if you can pass the U.S. citizenship test!
The Rise and Fall of Nations
The United States will be 248 years old this July. Throughout history, most empires have lasted less than 250 years!
Paul Harvey’s “If I Were the Devil” Transcript
It is really amazing to realize 60 years ago how accurately Paul Harvey “prophesied” the future condition of the United States!
The Majestic Bald Eagle: Symbolizing Strength and Freedom
Ever wondered why the bald eagle was chosen as the emblem of the United States?
Let’s Make July American Pride Month
Rep. Wesley Hunt introduces House Resolution declaring July “American Pride Month.”
Boom & Bucket Heavy Equipment Scholarship Program
Boom & Bucket is excited to announce its heavy equipment scholarship program for college/university students from the USA and Canada.
7 Revolutionary War Sites Your Teen Should Know
Visiting these Revolutionary War sites is a great way to share your love of American history with your teen.
A Tale of Two Riots
Let’s compare and contrast the BLM riots and the US Capitol riot.
Celebrate Constitution Day on September 17th
Constitution Day celebrates the Constitution of the United States, one of the most remarkable documents in history.
Infographic: How to Display the American Flag
The American flag is an important national symbol of freedom and patriotism for anyone who loves America.
The Heritage Guide to the Constitution – FREE Digital Edition!
The Heritage Guide to the Constitution is one-of-a-kind resource that presents the U.S. Constitution as never before.
How Trust in Our Leaders Can Be Regained
Trust in our leaders and governmental figures is a trait rarely found in America today.
Limiting the American Presidency to Six Years
It is time for a change, for a presidency focused on policy, not politics.
DK Biography: Ronald Reagan, by Michael Burgan
Reagan’s amazing journey, from his childhood in Illinois, to his career in Hollywood, to his election as governor of California and his two terms as president of the United States.
A Man of Courage and Vision: Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Narrelle’s Column Franklin Delano Roosevelt, the 32nd President of the United States, was a man of courage and conviction. A bold and wise leader, President Roosevelt commanded our great nation during two of the most troubled periods of our history: the Great Depression and World War II. His vision of peace and global unity has […]