American History For Kids
From the first Thanksgiving to the first man on the moon, you’ve come to the right place to learn about American history. We cover the Pilgrims’ arrival, the Jamestown settlement, and the Revolutionary War and keep going through the Industrial Revolution, World War I and II and into modern American history.
Early America Archives - American History For Kids
Before the Explorers: The First Americans People lived on the North American continent long before Christopher Columbus’s voyage. Archaeologists have found evidence that the first settlers came to North America at least 16,000 years ago.
About Us - American History For Kids
From the first Thanksgiving to the first man on the moon, you’ve come to the right place to learn about American history. We cover the Pilgrims’ arrival, the Jamestown settlement, and the Revolutionary War and keep going through the Industrial Revolution, World War I and II and into modern American history.
Welcome to American History for Kids
From the first Thanksgiving to the first man on the moon, you’ve come to the right place to learn about American history. We cover the Pilgrims’ arrival, the Jamestown settlement, and the Revolutionary War and keep going through the Industrial Revolution, World War I and II and into modern American history.
Pioneer Fun - American History For Kids
The pioneers worked hard, but they also had fun. They liked to play games just like children today. Try a few of their games with your friends. Fun Facts Button, Button. One favorite game was “Button, Button,” which is similar to “Hot Potato.” Children sat in a circle and passed a button from hand to … Continue reading Pioneer Fun →
Historic Landmarks and Buildings - American History For Kids
The Breakers The English are known for their opulent country manors, but many wealthy Americans built mansions in the United States. The Breakers, summer home to the Vanderbilts, is one of the largest and most well-known.
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The Revolutionary War Archives - American History For Kids
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow was a beloved 18th century poet, known for his patriotic and philosophical themes. He wrote poems about Native Americans, the Civil War, and of course, the Revolutionary War. Longfellow’s family had deep colonial roots. His grandfather’s home had been burned to the ground by British soldiers, and…
Native Americans Archives - American History For Kids
During the 1800s, thousands of Native Americans died from combat, disease, or starvation. Many tribes disappeared altogether. Native Americans living on reservations struggled to survive while teaching their children their traditions and culture.
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